For the War on Drugs, a Crossroads Is Just Another Way Forward
Adam Granduciel discusses the future of the War on Drugs and the band’s Zen Diagram Tour with the National, which comes to Fiddler’s Green on September 28.
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Former Denver Cop Convicted of Beating Girlfriend Charged With Another Vicious Assault
Alex Woods, whose case to be reinstated as a police officer made headlines in 2005, allegedly punched a man and slammed his head against the ground eight times outside of a Littleton bar.
Denver Fall Events Guide: Hundreds of Things to Do
As the temperature drops, Colorado’s cultural scene heats up.
Thirteen Denver Tattoo Shops With Flash Deals for Friday the 13th
Enjoy a glass of kava while getting poked by Black Kraken, check out “cool ghoul” Beetlejuice with your ink at Improper City, or just enjoy Colfax people-watching at Lifetime.
Amid National Spotlight, Aurora Disputes Venezuelan Gang Has “Taken Over” City
After division among elected officials and law enforcement over claims of a violent gang takeover, a “unified statement” aims to “clear the record.”
It Took Trump Five Minutes to Bring Up Aurora in Latest Debate
The shout-out wasn’t as bad as Springfield’s, but it likely won’t be the last time the former president brings up immigrant gangs in Aurora.
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Aurora Restaurant Carm & Gia Metropolitan Closing September 21
“Sales dropped off a cliff this year.”
Artist Jim Green, Who Created “Train Call” at the Denver Airport, Has Departed
He captured the sounds of this city, from murmuring sidewalks to singing sinks.
Alma Fonda Fina Earned a Michelin Star. Should Guests Expect Changes?
This is the only starred restaurant in the state that doesn’t have a tasting-menu format.
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From Music to Fiction: Tim Booth to Debut His First Novel at Tattered Cover
Colorado author Carter Wilson will interview musician and debut novelist Tim Booth at the Tattered Cover on September 16.
Colorado Festival of Horror Scares Up the Season This Weekend
Spooky season is here, kicking off with the Colorado Festival of Horror over the Friday the 13th weekend.
Mic Drop: DNA Picasso Wants to Put the Denver Hip-Hop Scene on the Map
“The industry hasn’t come here and embraced the scene here,” says DNA Picasso. “It’s valuable, but really, it’s untapped gold.”
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Young Denver Democrats “Hyped Up” by Kamala Harris’s Debate Performance
“There’s a lot of energy around here that we haven’t seen around a candidate in a long time.”
Colorado Coffee Takes Center Stage at New Event This Weekend
“We wanted to do something that rivals the Great American Beer Festival.”
Lyft to Discontinue Dockless E-Scooters, Explore “Alternatives” in Denver
Denver officials don’t know what changes are coming, or when.
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Live Presidential Debate Coverage of the Fracas in Philly
Too busy or scared to watch the presidential debate? We’ve got it covered.
Jay Bianchi Sexual-Assault Hearing Postponed After New Developments
Since April, the longtime Deadhead venue owner has been held on charges related to sexual misconduct.
How Liberal or Conservative Is the Marijuana Industry Nowadays?
“I always assumed it was pretty liberal, but my friend who’s a grower says otherwise.”
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Michelin Missed the Mark in the Mile High. Here’s How
In its second year, the renowned dining guide made only four additions and left out some obvious choices.
Mission Pub Sub: Re-creating the Cult-Favorite Publix Chicken Tender Sub in Denver
Our food editor flew to Nashville for the day with the owner of Odie B’s to do important sandwich research, and this week, you can taste the results.
Paramount Plus Developing Limited Series on JonBenét Ramsey
The show still doesn’t have a title or release date, but Melissa McCarthy and Clive Owen are set to star as John and Patsy.
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Mile High Comics, Denver’s Oldest Comic Book Store, Celebrates 50 Years
Dive into the history of Denver’s oldest comic store, which is celebrating five decades devoted to four-color art and lit.