Denver Closes Two More Migrant Shelters This Week
One of them was closed on Monday, and then another on Wednesday.
Year: 2024
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Cannabis Tour Services and Party Buses in Denver
Licensed mobile lounges are waiting to take you to Red Rocks, mural hotspots, popular taco joints, mini-golf courses and more this spring.
This Week in Beer: Live Slow Evicted, Grandma’s House Closing and More
The planned brewery and bowling alley combo at Gold’s Marketplace in Wheat Ridge has been mired in disaster from the start.
The Best of Denver 2024 Is Here!
This is our fortieth-anniversary issue, full of hundreds of people, places and things worth celebrating in the Mile High City. Read it now!
The Mask in Your Dreams Is Crossing the Finish Line
In just days, the Kickstarter met its $8,000 goal…and then some.
Forty Things Every Newcomer to Denver Must Do (Before Reading the Best of Denver)
The Best of Denver is not for beginners.
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Coloradans Unhappy with Cost of Living, Lauren Boebert and Wolves
The latest Colorado Polling Institute survey shows a loss of faith in the state’s direction, with significant worry about affordability.
Details on Lauren Boebert’s Health Scare and How It Affects Her Campaign
The congresswoman required surgery and has been diagnosed with a rare vein condition, but her office says there are no major concerns going forward.
Put It on Your Playlist: This Denver Band Is Serving Up a New EP
The Denver psych-jammers of Sqwerv will share Hors D’oeuvres Part 1 during a release show at Globe Hall on Friday.
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Colorado’s 2024 James Beard Finalists Announced
Two chefs and one husband-and-wife restaurateur team have landed on the short list for this year’s awards.
Happy Fortieth Anniversary! The 2024 Best of Denver Is Coming!
Mobile hot tubs? Fuddruckers? New quarterback John Elway? They were all celebrated in the first issue in 1984.
Which Excuses Work (and Don’t) for Disputing Express Lane Violations
“In some instances, we actually had people saying, ‘They just weren’t going fast enough so I was forced into the express lane.’ That’s not how that works.”
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Does Incense Cover the Smell of Weed, or Expose You Further?
“Does burning incense cover up the smell of weed?” one reader asks. “As a new renter, I’m worried about the smell of my habits.”
Colorado PUC Won’t Investigate Xcel Overcharging Complaint
The utility denies that customers in non-franchised areas of Colorado are paying into a fund they can’t access, while Xcel collects interest.
Mexico City-Inspired Xiquita Lands on Bon Appétit‘s Most Anticipated List
The James Beard-nominated owners of Lucina will open a second restaurant in Uptown in June.
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Dispensary Where Colorado’s First Recreational Pot Sale Occurred Has Closed
The dispensary owners say the building was in disrepair, and will soon open a new store in west Denver.
New Details Emerge in Deadly Rock-Throwing Case, Including Claims of Police “Deception”
Attorneys for Zachary Kwak, Nicholas “Mitch” Karol-Chik and Joseph Koenig have filed court motions revealing new information related to their murder cases.
Award-Winning Denver Novelist Shares Key Advice on Writing a Book
Want to be a writer? Take a page out of Carter Wilson’s book.
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Flash Sale on $2 Colorado State Fair Tickets Today
The sale runs from 10 a.m. to noon, or whenever 50,000 tickets are sold.
This Must-Follow Denver Account Spotlights Local Talent
Ryan Leavelle’s videography project, Hail Denver Music, is a reminder of the Mile High City’s immense local talent.
A Fresh Take on Jane Austen’s Emma Comes to the Denver Center
Kate Hamill’s innovative adaptation transforms this classic story into a lively screwball comedy about a “slightly flawed yet relatable heroine.”
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Migrants Starting LLCs to Get Around Work Permit Challenges
“It is a way in which we can really combat some employment failures at a federal level here.”