Dr. Phil Focuses on Aurora, Venezuelan Gang Story
The latest episode of Dr. Phil Primetime showcased Aurora’s Venezuelan gang presence to criticize current border policies.
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Restaurant Roll Call: Every Opening and Closing in September
Twenty spots debuted last month, but many are out-of-state-based concepts.
How Asian Is Asian Enough? Local AANHPI Panel to Discuss Race and Restaurants on October 6
“We cannot let people treat AANHPI chefs poorly in town out of ignorance,” says Sap Sua co-owner Anna Nguyen.
Colorado Marijuana Prices Nearing Record Lows Again
Dispensaries continue to close or change hands as legal weed prices and sales decline.
Disability Advocates Fear Cuts to RTD’s Paratransit System
The program provides stipends for rideshare and taxi services to the disabled, but RTD says it costs $1 million per month to administer.
Ten Haunted Hikes in Colorado for Ghost Hunting
From a bathroom on a bike path where two teens were burned alive to old miner spirits on a rarely taken trail in Cripple Creek, these hikes are perfect for hunting ghosts…or making friends with them.
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Blood Incantation Is Taking Death Metal to New Frontiers
Denver’s own cosmic death dealers play record-release show at Boulder Theater on Friday, October 4.
“Boyz in Aurora”: Rapper Writes Response to Donald Trump
“Don’t mention our city, that’s real weak. These rappers live in a city that’s safe, but some stay with they mom,” writes Brandon Connor.
Voting Is Open for the HOSPYS, the New Colorado Restaurant Association Industry Awards
There are 34 finalists statewide in categories such as Food Truck of the Year, Newcomer of the Year and Chef of the Year.
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Remembering Denver Nuggets Legend Dikembe Mutombo
His career was built on rejections, but Dikembe Mutombo was an example of embracing humanity.
Bonanno Concepts Closes Decade-Old Sandwich Shop Salt & Grinder
The restaurant group, which also temporarily closed French 75 in July, says it’s planning something new for the space.
Aurora Councilmember Danielle Jurinsky Talking Immigration (and Gangs) on Dr. Phil Primetime
She calls herself “loudest voice on this issue” – but that may not count Donald Trump, who plans to come to Aurora and talk Venezuelan gangs.
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Mary J. Blige Coming to Denver on the For My Fans Tour
Mary J. Blige has announced a new album and a 2025 tour with openers NE-YO and Mario.
Blush & Blu, Denver’s Oldest Lesbian Bar, Is Closing
Blush & Blu will have a closing party on Saturday, October 5.
Skip the Starbucks PSL Run and Try These Local Alternatives
Many of these are available hot or iced since the crisp fall temps haven’t quite arrived yet.
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The Best New Music by Colorado Musicians Released in September
We’ve got fresh sludge, doom, emo, Americana and new tunes from Horse Bitch for you this month.
Dive Into Monsters and Horror at This First Friday Art Show
Denver artist Joe Rollman will be displaying his wide and varied pop-culture portraiture at Ink Comic Art Gallery throughout October.
Broncos Fans Debate World’s Ugliest Win Over Jets
Bo Nix’s stats would have made Tim Tebow point and laugh – but a win is a win.
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Are You Noticing More Wasps and Black Widows in Denver This Year?
“They can’t find the insects that they normally eat as easily in the natural areas, so what do they do? They turn to our urban areas.”
Dateless in Denver: The Nine Kinds of Single Women You Meet in Denver
How many do you recognize?
Commentary: Elijah, Ketamine, Police, Paramedics and the Lack of EMS Assessment
Aurora Police and Fire did more harm by providing the impetus for the legislature to remove ketamine for use for anything but pain management.
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Reader: Colorado – Come for the Blow, Stay for the Snow
This state was just named the country’s top spot for cocaine use…again.