The best pizza in Denver? The Denver Gazette’s 2025 Pizza Bracket will crown a...
Last year, our readers helped us find the best taco in town. This year, we’re taking on an even bigger challenge: pizza. Denver’s pizza scene is as diverse as it is delicious. But which pizzeria deserves top honors? The Denver Gazette is putting it to a vote. The...
Gun advocates call proposed legislation a ‘massive infringement’
(The Center Square) – As the Colorado General Assembly moves forward with multiple bills further restricting firearm access in the state, gun advocates are pushing back. The Colorado State Shooting Association , the official state association of the National Rifle Association, spoke with The Center Square in an...
First snowstorm for the month of March is on the way
Our first Colorado snowstorm for the month of March 2025 is on the way. A large low pressure trough and cold front is getting its act together from the Gulf of Alaska down to just east of Hawaii. The storm system should roll through Colorado Monday night into Tuesday morning delivering rain and snow initially and...
USDA’s plan to combat bird flu gives Colorado egg producers hope
This week, the U.S. Department of Agriculture unveiled a $1 billion plan to curb the nation's bird flu outbreak to try to lower egg prices.
Multi-agency CMV inspection blitz in Colorado nets 137 citations in nine hours
Several Colorado law enforcement agencies recently partnered for a commercial vehicle enforcement detail. The nine-hour operation took place on February 20, 2025, at five fixed and mobile Port of Entry locations in Colorado for the purpose of addressing “critical safety violations, Port of Entry compliance, and...
Judge says Colorado public defender’s response to inmate’s records request was ‘arbitrary and capricious,’...
A judge has ordered the Colorado Office of the State Public Defender to pay a prison inmate a $25-a-day penalty, totaling $13,650, for its “arbitrary and capricious” denial of his request for a policy document. In a Jan. 13 ruling, Jefferson County District Court Judge Todd Vriesman determined...
Federal layoffs hit Colorado’s Veteran Affairs system, leaving veterans worried
The layoffs of federal workers continue to hit different areas of government and are now impacting Colorado, with cuts hitting the Veteran Affairs system in the state.
What is the New Crazy Extra 20% Denver Wants to Add to Restaurant Tabs?
Restaurants in Denver are some of the best in the nation; but are they worth adding an extra 20% to your tab for? Denver's mayor may be pushing this idea through. Denver Mayor Discusses 20% Restaurant Fee During Podcast. You see a lot of stories these days coming from conversations...
Only One Colorado Restaurant Named on Yelp’s Top 100 Restaurants
This is both disappointing and a bit of a shocker. Colorado has plenty of amazing restaurants that deserve all accolades. I am confident in saying that Colorado is full of unique dining experiences with high-quality plates. Is Yelp missing something? Yes, only one Colorado Restaurant was named on their annual...
Much-Anticipated Littleton Brewery With Rooftop Deck Announces Opening Date
As the local beer scene continues to evolve amid a changing market, there are some notable new additions in the works. Troy Beer and his father, Ray, have been working for over three years to bring their vision for a new brewery in Littleton to life. Now, Littleton Brewing Company is set to open at 1201 West...
