Get a taste of the Wolf’s Tailor at Sheep, coming soon to Cherry Creek
Last year, the Wolf’s Tailor became Colorado’s first restaurant to earn two Michelin stars. The group behind it, Id Est, has racked up awards and national accolades not only for its food, but also its deeper mission of strengthening local food systems, a story that is central to the $225 Wolf’s Tailor experience.
Denver police seek tips in hit-and-run that led to serious injuries over the weekend
DENVER — Police in Denver are asking for your help to find the suspect driver in a hit-and-run that led to serious injuries Sunday. In a Crime Alert bulletin, the Denver Police Department said the crash occurred at around 3:13 a.m. on June 7 at the intersection of North Colorado Boulevard and East 14th Avenue.
Denver bars gear up for World Cup surge
One soccer-focused pub got a permit to expand its outdoor space, nearly tripling its capacity in preparation for the World Cup.
Juneteenth Music Festival expanding to 3-day celebration
Attendees of Denver's Juneteenth Music Festival will have even longer to celebrate as the festival expands to three days in the 15th year of its current form.
Floor & Decor Plans Move into Former Safeway Space in Denver
Plans are underway for Floor & Decor to take over the former Safeway location at 1653 S. Colorado Blvd in Denver. The site became available after Safeway closed the store earlier this year. According to Naked Denver, Floor & Decor plans to renovate the existing 50,048-square-foot retail space. The proposed...
LoDo wine bar nearing sale amid ongoing downtown challenges
Get ready for yet another change at the Saddlery Building at 1500 Wynkoop Street. The LoDo building that previously housed Chow Morso Osteria and the Squeaky Bean is shuffling things up again. Current tenant Velvet Cellar’s sole remaining owner, Reilly Chunn, revealed he’s in the process of selling the business after t
Water main break on residential Commerce City street could ’cause a sinkhole’: Police
Emergency crews are addressing a water main break on a Commerce City street that police say "has the potential to cause a sinkhole."
Pepper Balls Fly As Commerce City Cops Collar Knife Suspect
A tense afternoon in Commerce City ended with pepper balls instead of a full-on brawl, after police say a knife‑wielding person tried to force their way into homes in a residential neighborhood on Wednesday. Neighbors called 911, reporting someone screaming and attempting to break into houses while holding a...
No more scrolling at lunch: Officials from 3 Colorado school districts discuss their cellphone...
Sign up for Chalkbeat Colorado’s free daily newsletter to get the latest reporting from us, plus curated news from other Colorado outlets, delivered to your inbox. Before a ban on cellphones, Jill Haffley said her classroom “was like Vegas.” “The cellphones were lighting up all the time,” said Haffley, who was a teache
Armed Chaos at 43rd and Mariposa Ends With Denver Cops Nabbing Suspect
Police responded Tuesday to a disturbance involving a person armed with a weapon near 43rd Avenue and Mariposa Street in north Denver, and officers later took a suspect into custody, according to the Denver Police Department. Details were scarce in the initial announcement, and the investigation is still underway. What

















