Aurora retail theft investigations team identifies 45 accused ‘serial’ shoplifters
AURORA | Since its creation in August, the Aurora Police Department’s Retail Theft Investigations Team has identified 45 serial shoplifters connected to $82,000 in losses across the metro area. The team recently arrested two Aurora men as part of their ongoing investigations. Demonte Rodgers-Jenkins, 24, is a suspect in...
Lakewood police seem to warn public of ‘Bag Lady’
While the “Bag Lady” may be synonymous with Castle Rock, she has been known to move around the metro Denver area, leaving behind soiled cars in her wake. Lakewood seems to be the latest spot for her, leading the police department to issue a warning on social media. While the post did not explicitly name […]
Pipeline to share water between Parker, Castle Rock and northeastern Colorado farms OK’d in...
A $1.1 billion reservoir and pipeline project designed to provide water to Parker, Castle Rock and a key farm region in northeastern Colorado has cleared a major hurdle in water court. The Platte Valley Water Partnership, formally launched in 2021, includes the Lower South Platte Water Conservancy District in Sterling,...
DAs across state raise concerns over CSP investigation delays
DAs in our state says, in some instances, delays at CSP have pushed cases beyond the statute of limitations for filing charges.
Denver’s The L Cocktail Bar Closes After $64,000 Landlord Dispute on Broadway
The L, a cocktail bar at 46 N. Broadway in Denver, has closed after nearly six years in business. Owner Adam Hodak confirmed it shut down in late October amid a reported $64,000 dispute with landlord William Feinberg, according to Westword. The bar began operating in early 2021, during the pandemic.
3 Beloved Colorado Restaurants Have Closed, Leaving Locals Without Their Favorite Spots
Three Colorado restaurants recently served their last meals. The closures affected Denver, Colorado Springs, and Fort Collins, and each spot had built a following around a different kind of menu. The Greenwich ended service in Denver’s RiNo neighborhood Joyboy/Pexels The Greenwich served its final meal on October 18, 2026, after five years in Denver’s RiNo…
Colorado Breaks Ground on $806M I-270 Corridor Project
Governor Jared Polis (D) and the Colorado Department of Transportation recently hosted a groundbreaking ceremony for the $806 million I-270 Corridor Improvements project. That project seeks to improve safety, travel time reliability, freight operations, and multimodal connectivity on an east-west span of I-270 between Adams County and north Denver. [Above...
E-470 Toll Road Chief Donahue Suddenly Gone, Agency Won’t Say Why
The executive director running E-470, the toll road that loops around the eastern edge of metro Denver, is out of a job, and the agency overseeing the roadway is not saying why. E-470 confirmed that Joe Donahue was no longer with the organization as of the week of Wednesday, but whether he resigned or was fired remains unclear.
Lakewood Eyes 11-Mile Loop, Bike-Only Zones on Green Mountain
Lakewood officials have posted a draft plan for William F. Hayden Park that would add a long loop trail and mountain-bike zones around Green Mountain, the 2,400-acre park's centerpiece peak flanked by West Alameda Parkway, Colorado 470 and surrounding neighborhoods. Conservation is the plan's stated top goal, and its recommendations are intended to guide management over the next 10 to 20 years—not commit the city to building every proposed feature. The plan, shaped by 18 months of community inpu
The Wheat Ridge Brunch Scene Just Got Better With the Opening of HashTAG
Yesterday chef Troy Guard officially opened his fourth location of HashTAG, an everything brunch concept he started in 2017. The new Wheat Ridge launch marks the first outpost west of Denver. “Number four felt right in this area. [HashTAG has] been in Stapleton [now Central Park] for nine years, Highlands Ranch for three, and downtown […] The post The Wheat Ridge Brunch Scene Just Got Better With the Opening of HashTAG first appeared on DiningOut .
