Littleton CO

Featured picture for This Denver French Bakery Has Croissants Worth Going Out Of Your Way For

This Denver French Bakery Has Croissants Worth Going Out Of Your Way For

A serious croissant is not just breakfast, it is a tiny architectural achievement made of butter, patience, and very good judgment. Colorado might not be the first place people expect to find pastries with this much finesse, which makes the discovery even better. This bakery has built its reputation quietly,...
Featured picture for Denver passes municipal sentence reform bill

Denver passes municipal sentence reform bill

The Denver City Council has adopted an ordinance to overhaul classifications and penalties for low-level municipal criminal offenses. The 8-4 vote came after almost two hours of public comment and discussion, with Councilmembers Kevin Flynn, Chris Hinds, Amanda Sawyer and Darrell Watson carrying the dissenting votes. “
Featured picture for 25 miles from Denver, ancient red rock walls rise where the plains slam into the Rockies

25 miles from Denver, ancient red rock walls rise where the plains slam into...

About 25 miles southwest of Denver, a park sits where the Great Plains run headlong into the Rocky Mountain foothills, and the result is something most Coloradans drive past without realizing it exists. Roxborough State Park covers close to 4,000 acres of red rock formations, wildlife corridors, and trails that...
Featured picture for Why Denver drivers may soon see more parking tickets

Why Denver drivers may soon see more parking tickets

Denver drivers could soon see more parking tickets as the city rebuilds its parking enforcement workforce and rolls out a new online citation review system. Why it matters: Fines are no fun. Driving the news: The city is positioned to increase citation activity with nine new officers — its highest daily staffing levels
Featured picture for Shots Ring Out On Ceylon Street As Green Valley Ranch Shooting Sends One To Hospital

Shots Ring Out On Ceylon Street As Green Valley Ranch Shooting Sends One To...

Police are probing a shooting in far-northeast Denver after a person was wounded Tuesday in the 6000 block of N Ceylon Street and taken to a hospital, according to Denver police. Officers stayed on scene while detectives started piecing together what happened, but there were no arrests or suspect details publicly relea
Featured picture for Denver’s Sugar Lab produces collagen protein sorbet for nationwide launch

Denver’s Sugar Lab produces collagen protein sorbet for nationwide launch

DENVER — Denver-based Sugar Lab is producing and distributing a new line of collagen protein sorbet launched nationwide by Michigan company Sorbet Sorority. The frozen dessert brand, founded by women’s health physician Dr. Gina Fundaro, introduced five dairy-free, gluten-free sorbet flavors June 29. Every pint is creat
Featured picture for Hotel guest says he was bitten by bat while sleeping, has filed lawsuit

Hotel guest says he was bitten by bat while sleeping, has filed lawsuit

A man who stayed at a downtown Denver hotel last summer says he woke up to bats flying around his room — and that one of them bit him. He has now filed a lawsuit against the hotel.
Featured picture for A 29-year-old democratic socialist takes on Colorado’s most senior member of Congress

A 29-year-old democratic socialist takes on Colorado’s most senior member of Congress

Melat Kiros participated in a League of Women Voters Congressional District 1 candidate forum at Montview Presbyterian Church on May 28, 2026, in Denver, Colorado. (Photo by RJ Sangosti/Getty Images) This story was originally published by The 19th. This story was originally reported by Grace Panetta of The 19th. Meet..
Featured picture for City of Denver considers removing duplicate childcare licensing requirement

City of Denver considers removing duplicate childcare licensing requirement

If approved, providers would no longer need to pay the city’s licensing fees which currently range from $25 to $200 and would only need to meet the state’s licensing requirements.
Featured picture for Denver rolling over unspent funds to assist drug users

Denver rolling over unspent funds to assist drug users

The Denver City Council voted Monday to roll over money from a previously unspent contract with a harm reduction agency to be able to continue free needle disbursement and referral to treatment for drug users.

Trending Posts