Wanna Get Married by Elvis in Denver? Colfax Avenue Presents a Special Elvis-Inspired Event...
On November 7, the Bluebird Theater transforms into a Vegas wedding chapel with live Elvis music, real weddings, and plenty of over-the-top Vegas magic. Single, married, or just here for the show? Everyone’s invited!. $15 gets you: A buffet from Mama Jo’s BBQ, Elvis inspired desserts and a champagne...
Denver mayor’s adviser faces ethics complaint over law firm hire
An anonymous Denver city employee has filed an ethics complaint accusing Mayor Mike Johnston's chief strategist, Jeff Dolan, of a potential conflict of interest in the city's selection of a law firm to represent Denver in a lawsuit.
2 people killed in late-night crash on 6th Avenue, I-25 ramp
Two people are dead after a crash on the 6th Avenue-Southbound Interstate 25 ramp Wednesday night, Denver police said.
Up to 2 Feet of Snow and 3 Inches of Rain Target San Juans...
DURANGO, Colo. — A big storm system from Sunday through Tuesday looks likely to hit western and southwestern Colorado hard. The San Juan Mountains could see 1 to 3 inches of liquid precipitation, with 1 to 2 feet or more of snow. More flooding is possible near Durango and Pagosa Springs. For Denver, Boulder, and the Front Range, the setup looks less promising, with mostly cold rain and low snow chances.
After finding a warhead, Aurora developer wants feds to pay for cleaning up old...
It’s getting explosive between an Aurora developer and the United States Department of Defense. Southshore Recovery Acquisition, LLC, a real estate investment company based in New York, filed a lawsuit against the DOD (or Department of War, if you’re weird) on Oct. 26 to force the department to pay for cleaning up unexploded bombs and unused munitions on a 105-acre plot of land in Arapahoe County. According to the complaint, Southshore has paid over $700,000 to clean up the old explosives.
Colorado teacher’s one-of-a-kind find revealed at museum
The Denver Museum of Nature & Science is preparing to display one of the rarest dinosaur fossils ever discovered.
Tupelo Honey Shuts Union Station Spot After More Than Nine Years
Tupelo Honey has closed its restaurant at 1650 Wewatta St. near Denver's Union Station. A sign posted on the door said the last day of service was Oct. 16, about nine years and five months after the restaurant opened. BusinessDen reported that the door sign cited the end of the...
Long loop, ‘bike zones’ envisioned at popular mountain in Denver metro
A plan envisions new opportunities for recreation at one of the Denver metro area’s most popular outdoor destinations — including a long loop trail for all and “zones” for mountain biking. Lakewood officials recently posted a draft plan for William F. Hayden Park as part of a public scoping process spanning more than a year. […]
Lakewood’s Casa Bonita Plaza Sells for $30.25M, New Owners Eye Upgrades
The Lakewood shopping center anchored by Casa Bonita has changed hands in a $30.25 million deal, with two companies now in charge of the property and reportedly planning upgrades to the site. Lamar Station Plaza, sitting at the northeast corner of West Colfax Avenue and Pierce Street, is best known as the home of the elaborate pink-stuccoed Mexican restaurant that has drawn visitors from well beyond the metro area for decades.
Aurora Hospital Left Man’s Body Locked in Bathroom for 14 Days After ER Discharge
Ryan Edelen walked out of the emergency room at HCA HealthONE Aurora on August 7, 2025, and never made it out of the building. Instead, records show he entered a locked, single-occupancy bathroom near a nurses' lounge — and stayed there, undiscovered, for 14 days, until his body was found on August 21, 2025.
