Denver DDA finalizes purchase of shopping mall and parking lots
DENVER — The Denver Downtown Development Authority closed on the purchase of the Denver Pavilions, an outdoor mall off Glenarm St. along the 16th Street pedestrian corridor in upper downtown. A special warranty deed shows the taxing district now owns the property, which is anchored by Maggiano’s Little Italy,...
Are King Soopers and Safeway open on Christmas? Here are major holiday store hours
DENVER — From department stores to grocery stores, most retailers across the U.S. close early on Christmas Eve and shut their doors entirely on Christmas Day, while others opt to cut back hours. But there’s also a handful of businesses that will be open during the holiday. If...
Who keeps Blucifer’s eyes red and blue body shining?
A 32-foot-tall Denver icon had a spa day recently. Mustang, who is more commonly known as Blucifer, got shined, washed and even its insides checked, to keep the big blue horse as striking as always. Mustang is one of the most famous pieces of art in the city. The massive...
Here’s Why This Colorado Steakhouse’s Menu Has Stayed The Same For Decades
In Denver, Colorado, Columbine Steak House & Lounge has built a loyal following by keeping its menu consistent for decades. Located at 300 Federal Blvd, Denver, CO 80219, this steakhouse serves the same classic cuts, sides, and desserts that generations of diners have loved. The aroma of sizzling steaks fills...
Jaywalking, Littering, and Other Laws You Break Every Day Without Realizing It in Colorado
Colorado has laws against jaywalking and littering, but enforcement varies, and some cities like Denver have decriminalized jaywalking as a lowest priority offense. These rules aim to promote safety and cleanliness, though many residents unknowingly violate them during routine activities.. Jaywalking Rules....
Aurora police arrest suspect in arson case after several fires in cars, apartments
Aurora police arrested an arson suspect Tuesday morning in a case involving a series of fires last week. Aurora Police Department officers arrested Michael Anthony Lopez, 30, on multiple charges of arson, including second and fourth-degree arson, according to a news release. Lopez is in custody at the Aurora...
Colorado’s slowing growth could be a symptom of its own success
This is a part of an occasional series looking at aspects of Colorado’s faltering economy. Colorado’s economy boomed during the recovery years that followed the Great Recession. It outpaced most states when it came to adding jobs. For a few years starting in about 2013, it seemed like everybody wanted to live in...
Potential measles exposure reported at DIA: Health officials
A person who traveled through Denver International Airport on a connecting flight earlier this month was confirmed to have measles, and health and airport officials are warning anyone who traveled that day about potential exposure.
False Spring? Warm December temps coax many Colorado trees into early bloom
The calendar says December, but for much of Colorado, the weather feels more like April... and that's causing some trees and shrubs to wake up far too soon.
Colorado man says mailman was “going postal” during attack over parking
The holidays can be a stressful time for postal workers and delivery drivers, but what one Denver man says he experienced from a United States Postal Service worker goes beyond reasonable frustration.
