Former Budlong Chicken owner sentenced to prison for spending COVID relief money on sprawling...
The former owner of the Budlong Hot Chicken chain and other restaurants in Chicago and Denver has been sentenced to 30 months in federal prison after admitting to fraudulently obtaining more than $2.3 million in COVID relief funds and failing to pay more than $430,000 in taxes withheld from his employees.
Adams County Data Center Fight Boils Over as Thornton Crowd Grills Mayors
Roughly 100 Adams County residents packed a meeting room at the Anythink Wright Farms library, demanding that local elected officials take a harder line against the wave of data center proposals sweeping the region. The gathering, organized by the Adams County chapter of the Democratic Socialists of America, drew both
More afternoon storms on Sunday, setting up familiar pattern this week
A few severe storms are possible on the Eastern Plains, though they are likely going to be weaker than what we saw Saturday.
This Denver Museum Is Bringing the Forgotten Stories of Colorado’s Black Cowboys to Life
The familiar image of the American cowboy tells only part of the story. Denver’s Black American West Museum & Heritage Center fills in what history books often overlooked, highlighting the Black cowboys, ranchers, soldiers, homesteaders, doctors, and community leaders who helped shape Colorado and the wider West. House
EDITORIAL: High-THC pot’s perils exposed on the big screen
The drug Colorado became infamous for is getting exposed. The not-so-dirty-little-secret you realize if you can see through Big Marijuana’s hazy propaganda at any candy-store-like pot shop: Today’s marijuana is anything but natural. As Leighton Woodhouse, investigative journalist and filmmaker says, “It has about as m
The Old-School Colorado Drive-In Theater Where You Can Catch 2 Movies For $10
Nobody told the 88 Drive-In Theatre in Henderson, Colorado that drive-ins were supposed to disappear, and honestly, thank goodness for that. That’s the deal at the 88 Drive-In, and it’s the kind of deal that makes you want to call everyone you know and tell them to drop whatever they’re doing.
Residents pack Thornton library to voice concerns about data centers
About 100 people gathered in Thornton Saturday to discuss data center concerns, including water use and elected official conflicts of interest.
Three injured, including officer, after suspected DUI crash in Greenwood Village
Three people, including a police officer, were injured when they were hit by a suspected drunk driver in Greenwood Village on Friday.
Real estate moves forward as Broncos finalize six parcels near Denver Water headquarters
In a big step for the Denver Broncos, they've just purchased six parcels from SRM Concrete, paving the way for their new stadium project. Located near Denver Water, things are moving forward for a 2031 opening.
LoHi’s Mortuary-Turned-Dining Hub Adds Cajun Restaurant, Gift Shop Near Little Man
Two new businesses are moving into the sprawling Boulder Street complex that developer Paul Tamburello has spent two decades turning into one of LoHi's busiest dining and retail corridors. The Acadian, a Cajun restaurant from chef David Simpson, and The General Store, a gift shop expanding from Littleton, are set to fi
