Brighton Lands $200 Million Factory As Data Hub Pushes Into I-76 Corridor
A data center developer is lining up a $200 million manufacturing plant at 76 Commerce Center in Brighton, a move expected to bring around 200 jobs to the I-76 corridor. The factory would serve as a new production hub feeding components to regional data centers and grow a company that already runs manufacturing lines...
Cherry Creek West Shakeup: Denver Developer Swings Wrecking Ball At Mall’s West End
The wrecking ball has officially arrived at Cherry Creek. East West Partners this week kicked off demolition on the west end of the Cherry Creek Shopping Center, tearing into two of the three buildings that line the 13-acre site at First Avenue and University Boulevard. The work makes way for Cherry Creek West, the...
Victim released from hospital after semi crashes into Littleton gas station
Investigators told Denver7 Investigates the driver of the truck believes his brakes went out before the crash.
This Oversized Colorado Thrift Store Is Packed With Unbelievable Bargains
Some places are exactly what they claim to be, and Red White & Blue Thrift Store in Denver delivers on every word of that description. It’s oversized, it’s definitely in Colorado, and yes, it’s absolutely packed with bargains that will make you question everything you thought you knew about retail pricing.
5 Burger Spots in Arvada, Colorado that Locals are Raving About
Arvada sits just outside Denver, so it shares in that big Front Range burger energy—lots of craft‑beer bars and neighborhood spots turning out legit patties. A vintage‑style cocktail bar with serious food, Arvada Tavern isn’t a “burger joint” but its burger gets a ton of love.
Denver Water warns more water restrictions are needed
Denver Water is considering new water restrictions well before its annual summer watering rules take effect after a record-warm winter and low snowpack. Why it matters: Short of an unusually wet spring, the utility's customers need to prepare for stiff restrictions to combat worsening drought conditions. Driving the...
What’s New (and What’s Gone) in the Denver Dining Scene
A local barbecue chain grows while a popular ramen spot in Denver changes hands. Oysters are coming to Avanti Denver, and it’s the last call for a downtown taco spot. Also downtown, a high-end tasting menu concept disappeared without a word, even though it had hundreds of reservations. Read...
Unexpected jump in property taxes hits Colorado homeowners with sticker shock
Denver retiree Bob Kratz, who has lived in Windsor Gardens for three decades, was shocked to find that his property taxes doubled to $900, even though his condo hadn’t risen in value. The disabled veteran, who tracks his expenses like a hawk, also faced a $200 jump in his...
Jellyfish-shaped UFO one of nine spotted over Denver in one year
Nine UFO sightings were reported in Denver in 2025, the same number as the year before, according to the National UFO Reporting Center. UFOs in recent years have begun to be called UAPs by the federal government, or unidentified aerial phenomena.
2 Colorado Girl Scouts selling cookies say they were kicked off store property
A Colorado mom and her two daughters are sharing their concerns after they said they were kicked off a King Soopers property in Thornton for selling Girl Scout Cookies on a Saturday in February.
