At Denver’s parched Riverside Cemetery, a plan emerges to transform the landscape without water
As an overseer of cemeteries, Kendra Briggs knows all about expectations: Pastoral landscapes, lush and green and nicely manicured, dotted with shade trees and all of it nourished by the life-giving spray of irrigation. To many customers, it remains the standard for a final resting place. In Colorado, those traditional
Penthouse with coveted view in Cherry Creek priced at $6.95M
At a moment when median prices for condos have taken a hit across Colorado, properties at the tippy top of Cherry Creek’s condo market have been exceptions to the rule. The Laurel Cherry Creek at Second Avenue and Steele Street has seen six recent sales in excess of $2 million, including a penthouse at $10.125 […]
Why Locals Are OBSESSED With This Victorian-Home Italian Restaurant — Denver, CO
Denver has no shortage of Italian restaurants, yet Odyssey Italian Restaurant delivers a warmer, more personal kind of dinner that feels made for lingering. Set inside a charming Victorian-style home on East 6th Avenue, this Denver favorite serves Sicilian-inspired comfort food for relaxed, satisfying evenings. Rich pa
Denver Is Preparing for a Massive Labor Day Weekend of Live Music
Labor Day weekend is giving Denver one last massive burst of summer energy. From legendary stadium acts and multi-night runs to intimate club shows, electronic music, punk, blues and regional Mexican music, there are dozens of ways to spend September 4–6 with live music. Maná and Phish each bring...
Small-town resident urges Denver judge to halt abandonment of Hartman
DENVER (CN) — Citing ongoing water issues, a resident of a tiny Colorado town that was declared abandoned in July is asking a Denver judge to review the state’s order and stop the county from taking over. “The town remains under an indefinite boil-water order where the water...
Man shot by Denver police in July dies Tuesday
The Denver Police Department announced Tuesday the death of a man who was shot by an officer in the Globeville neighborhood on July 5. Police did not release the cause of death of the man, 26-year-old Wilson Guerra Bravo. The shooting happened in the area of 50th Avenue and Washington Street while police were respondin
Bear attacks in Colorado are climate attacks
Last week, a black bear broke into a house in Estes Park and attacked a woman who is in her 80s, scratching her stomach and knocking her to the floor. The week before that, a bear attacked an angler in his 60s in Jefferson County. The bear knocked the man to the ground and bit […]
Man faces charges of tampering with public water system on Berthoud Pass
A 65-year-old man is facing four felony counts for allegedly tampering with a water system on Berthoud Pass that delivers drinking water to some Front Range communities.
Wabash Marketplace shopping center sells for $8.5 million in Denver
DENVER — Wabash Marketplace, a 34,846-square-foot shopping center near Cherry Creek Country Club, has sold for $8.5 million, according to Marcus & Millichap. The property at 8400 E. Iliff Ave. sold for about $243 per square foot in an off-market transaction. Built in 1983, the center sits on 2.13 acres and includes res
Denver moves toward some mandatory parking zones for scooters, bikes
A Denver committee got an update Wednesday on the city's shared bike and scooter program, which set an all-time ridership record last month even as sidewalk riding and reckless parking continue.

















