Barricade Standoff Brings Cops Swarming To 14th And Garfield
Denver residents near 14th and Garfield woke up to the sight of squad cars and flashing lights Friday, as police responded to a report of a possibly armed person barricaded inside a home. The scene drew a heavy law enforcement presence and plenty of curious looks from neighbors wondering why their usually quiet block suddenly felt like a TV crime drama.
Denver-area prices show sharp increase in latest inflation report
The latest inflation report shows energy prices rose 25.4% in February and March—the category with the largest increase. Lodging, public transportation, apparel, rent, and furniture also showed gains.
Denver Grocer to Take Former Lowe’s Site
An affiliate of grocery giant Kroger has purchased a site at 1171 Dillon St. in Louisville and plans to install a King Soopers grocery store. The former Lowe’s Home Improvement store property in a city northwest of Denver was acquired for $22.6 million. The Denver Business Journal reports DRA...
While online sales pressure retail, a Denver computer store packs in customers the old-fashioned...
In a day when almost any purchase consumers make starts out with a click online, a retail store that sells computers sounds like a dinosaur — one that should have gone extinct around the time that Tower Records (2006) and Blockbuster video (2010) did. Rather, the parking lot in front of Micro Center, in a […]
Water restrictions are in effect in these Denver-area cities and towns
As severe drought conditions continue, water restrictions are already in place across many Denver metro area cities and towns, with more on the way.
Denver is Pioneering the Most Inventive Asian Restaurant Scene in America
The AANHPI food scene in Denver is booming. Asian Americans, native Hawaiians, and Pacific Islanders (AANHPI) make up just 4.3% of Colorado’s population, but their impact on the local dining scene is outsized, and it continues to grow. In 2025, a busy year for Denver restaurants, over 15 Asian...
More Free Concerts are Coming to the Levitt Pavilion in Denver
From jazz to country, the Levitt Pavilion in Denver has stacked schedule of free concerts
A Colorado couple thought they signed a contact for an interest-free loan. They could...
CENTENNIAL, Colo. — A Colorado couple filed a federal lawsuit this week, seeking class action status, against a home investment company that owns an option on a significant portion of their Centennial home. In the lawsuit, Chuck and Kate Kane accuse the company Unison of violating several lending and...
Aurora officer stabbed in head with ‘butcher knife,’ suspect dead in shooting
An Aurora police officer remains hospitalized and a man is dead after a stabbing turned police shooting near Cherry Creek State Park, Aurora Police Department officials said Thursday. The officer — a 20-plus veteran of the department who has served on the K-9 Unit since 2012 — was stabbed several times in the head during […]
Denver Council’s $5M Homeless Push Ignites Globeville Rec Center Clash
Denver City Council spent much of the week arguing over a stack of contracts worth more than $5 million for homelessness services, while also moving forward on an agreement that would hand programming of the former Globeville Recreation Center to the Denver Dream Center. Council members sparred over oversight, reporting requirements and how to keep the small north-Denver gym focused on neighborhood needs...
