New Denver District Attorney Secures Annual Raises Before Taking Office
“It would not have been my choice to come before you for the first time asking for a salary increase, but that’s what the law requires…”
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Denver Metalcore Band Drop Dead, Gorgeous to Reunite at Summit
The nationally popular group is back in action after releasing major-label records, then fizzling out in 2011.
Gardens II Is the Local Album Release You’ve Been Waiting For
Three local musicians came together for a full-length album, recorded in one live take.
Café Brazil Closing After More Than Thirty Years
While the restaurant is saying goodbye, its owner says, “The spirit of this space and its story may yet live on in a new chapter.”
Denver Suburb Ranked One of the Worst Cities for New Year’s Fun
Denver just missed the top ten, but Aurora ranked 94th out of 100.
The Best Places to Go Ice Skating Near Denver
From Evergreen’s famous lake and the ice trail in Parker to rinks in Louisville and Denver, here are city, suburb and mountain town rinks.
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CU Boulder Freshman Is Fourth Student to Die by Suicide in Four Months
Manny Pargman’s father is demanding change from the university after his son’s death.
A Christmas Miracle! New Ramp From Broadway to Southbound I-25 Now Open
After months of snarled traffic, this portion of the I-25 and Broadway Travel and Safety Improvement Project opened without fanfare.
Beyond the 2024 Election: Time to Heal and Forge Ahead as One Nation
For young leaders, the election represented more than policy decisions; it was a reflection of the fractured nation they are poised to inherit.
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Reader: Any Bumps in the Road Put Bookstores at Risk
Can the 44-year-old business survive the Bus Rapid Transit project construction on Colfax?
Reader: Boyztown Gone? The Hits Keep Coming
Old-school bars and other businesses are closing around town; “Denver’s hottest male revue” is just the latest.
Reader: When You Give Women Rights, They Like It So Much They Actually Move Here
Young men are no longer in the majority in Denver, exploding the myth of “Menver.”
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Billboard Should Be Applauded for Raising Awareness of Challenging Time for Jews
It’s part of a national campaign by an organization that fights hatred directed at the Jewish community.
First Season of Dune: Prophecy, Based on Books by Kevin J. Anderson, Ends Tonight
“I have gotten myself so trained to write by walking around. I kind of get into this creative zone when I’m out on the trail and dictating.”
Every Opening and Closing This Week: Deep Roots Winery Moves Out of RiNo and More
Infinite Monkey Theorem and Ironton Distillery are also closing their RiNo locations by the end of the year.
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JonBenét Ramsey Murder: 48 Hours, 20/20 Pile on the Netflix Cold Case Package
The murder of the six-year-old beauty queen is the coldest of cases, and the Netflix series put the heat on exactly no one.
Denver DA Won’t File Charges Against Griswold for Voting System Passwords Leak
There will likely be no criminal consequences for anyone involved in the leak of Colorado’s voting system passwords.
New Puerto Rican Food Truck Is Dishing Out Empanadas
Owner Adrian Ayala left his full-time job in the steel industry to go all in on his mobile food venture, Mama’s Empandas.
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Boulder Band Features Members of Black Keys, Cage the Elephant on New Song
The Velveteers, one of Colorado’s fiercest bands, have released the music video for “On and On,” which rages against misogyny.
Will Someone Please Take This Man’s Bong?
It shouldn’t be this hard.
Time Warp Comics Has Sold to New Owners
Boulder’s best comic store changes hands on January 1.
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What Will the Average Denver Rent of $1,600 Per Month Land You?
Rent in Denver is down by about 4.4 percent since last year, according to apartments.com, but how many units are really available for a decent price?