City Park Jazz concert series closes out summer of resilience following destruction of bandshell
Party dance band JAKARTA closed out this year’s City Park Jazz concert series Sunday on a makeshift stage, marking the end to a summer of resilience following a March fire that destroyed Denver’s 100-year-old City Park bandshell. The fire, which Denver police said was intentionally set by an arsonist on March 26, seve
2MX2 Brings Bilingual Energy to Thursday Night Live in Old Town
FORT COLLINS, Colo. — Thursday Night Live continues its 2026 summer concert series on Aug. 13 with a free performance by Denver-based trio 2MX2, bringing an energetic mix of rock, hip hop, reggaeton, and Latin pop to Old Town Square. The concert begins at 7 p.m. Thursday, Aug. 13,...
Denver7 Everyday Hero honored for 32 years of service with Habitat for Humanity
For Cliff Fales, a photo book filled with old pictures tells the story of more than three decades spent quietly helping Habitat for Humanity of Metro Denver grow.
CO Fire Boards Approve Early Step in Possible Merger
Aug. 8—After directions came from the districts’ boards, the North Metro Fire Rescue District could merge with the Mountain View Fire District. In a news release, a North Metro Fire spokesperson said that the boards for both districts approved a memorandum of understanding that formally begins “a structured evaluation
Advocates Say Denver’s Homeless Numbers Don’t Add Up
Behind the Mayor’s Celebrated Reduction, Critics Point to Enforcement, not Housing Advocates are calling out Denver Mayor Mike Johnston over his claimed progress at reducing homelessness. Over the last year, Denver has gained the attention of national media over its … Continue reading →
‘The Super Bowl Of Cattle Shows’ Is A Massive, Annual Cowboy Extravaganza Hosted In...
America has a rich Old West history that still permeates its cultural landscape today, appearing in the form of various towns, museums, music, and shows. If you love attending the latter, it might be time to check out the National Western Stock Show & Rodeo (NWSS), also known as the "Super Bowl of Cattle Shows." Establ
Level 1 burn ban remains in effect for Broomfield
Fire-prone areas are being closely monitored as the hot, dry weather continues along the Front Range.
Aurora Police Officer Surrenders on Second-Degree Murder Charges After a Fatal 2025 Shooting
Almost a year after a controversial traffic stop turned deadly in Colorado, an Aurora police officer is officially facing severe criminal charges. Following a months-long investigation and a recent grand jury review, 54-year-old Officer Matthew Neely surrendered to authorities over…
Olive Garden and other restaurants brace themselves for $19.84 ‘minimum’ mandate
OLIVE Garden, Target, Walmart and other employers in one popular US city are getting ready for a $19.84 rule to take effect. Starting in 2027, the minimum wage in the metropolitan area will jump to nearly $20. The pay bump will benefit workers in Denver, Colorado, once the calendar year...
UCHealth shared patients’ personal information with Facebook, lawsuit alleges
A Larimer County man last week sued UCHealth, alleging the health system’s website used a tool that sent patients’ personal information to Facebook’s parent company. Patrick Miller filed the lawsuit Wednesday as a proposed class action in U.S. District Court in Denver. The lawsuit alleges UCHealth used Meta’s Pixel too

















