Method Man Visits Denver Cannabis Venue
Tetra Lounge had a special visitor last night.
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Rockies Fans Finally Have Reason to Celebrate: Todd Helton Bobblehead Day
Even in retirement, the Toddfather puts butts in seats.
Get Your Old-Fashioned Doughnuts Fix From This Pop-Up
Bonuts Doughnuts was founded in Atlanta during the pandemic, and now it’s gaining fans in the Mile High.
Lauren Boebert’s ’90s Tribal Tattoo Is So Bad It’s Trending Nationally
The photo was shared by Matt Gaetz’s wife in a series of GOP women thirst traps.
Denver Vehicle Registration Increased by Over 30 Percent During Month of Police Enforcement
Police Chief Ron Thomas was happy with the outcome, but says the traffic stops could return if more complaints come in.
Biker Jim’s Founder Brings His Dogs to Refreshed Milk Market
His new residency, Bikers & Bakers, kicks off at the refreshed food hall this weekend.
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Denver Reports First West Nile Case in 2024: Here’s How to Avoid It
Colorado had more cases of West Nile than any other state last year.
Denver’s 48 Hour Film Project: Where Creativity Meets High Stakes
“If you can make a film in 48 hours, you can do anything.”
Local Band Radio Fluke Plays Red Rocks for the First Time
Radio Fluke entered a battle of the bands to open Film on the Rocks, and will now perform on the dream stage.
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Denver Residents Worry New Colfax Bus Line Will Send Speeding Cars Their Way
The Colfax Avenue Bus Rapid Transit is expected to increase traffic on nearby roads, and residents want a solution.
Why Chris Spears Signed on With 9News After Leaving TV for Retail
“A lot of customers come into the shops to ask me for a forecast,” he says.
Former Beta Nightclub Building Will Be Up for Auction
The owner hopes an auction will attract a “high-caliber” buyer who can revitalize the club despite its rocky history.
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Most Expensive Pizza in Denver: How Do Little Arthur’s New Pies Stack Up?
The popular pop-up just opened its brick-and-mortar at Out of the Barrel Taproom and the pizza prices have caused a stir.
Chopped Champion Chef Zuri Resendiz Opens Luchador, His First Restaurant
This new addition to the Whittier neighborhood is serving upscale, creative takes on Mexican fare.
This Week in Beer: Molson Coors Shutting Down AC Golden and More
Other highlights include FlyteCo’s transitioning to a weekday co-working space, a new Prost biergarten and more.
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Elizabeth School District Bans Nineteen Books With “Temporary Suspension”
“The board is trying to provide parents the opportunity to make these decisions for their children and empower them.”
South Denver Residents Feel House Poor but Don’t Know Where to Move
Homeowners in Baker, Overland and south Denver neighborhoods said they struggle to afford living in the city, and suggested new zoning laws to allow for denser housing.
Westword Hosting In-Office Concert With Grace DeVine Today
Westword members get first dibs; become one by giving any amount to support our newsroom.
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All the Best Art Shows and Events This Weekend in Denver
It’s your last chance to see art in a taxidermy shop in 2024, but you can also paint on your glam-metal face for the BRDG Project’s Big Hair ’80s Dance Party.
Colorado Capitol Removes Ban on Political Apparel After Lawsuit Threat From Pro-Life Advocate
This conflict began last year after a right-wing radio host was removed from the Senate gallery for wearing a “Pro-Life U” sweatshirt.
Ford Amphitheater Gets Nearly 150 Noise Complaints After Grand Opening
The Colorado Springs venue opened over the weekend of August 9, and residents are complaining already.
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Denver Sees Drop in the Unsheltered, but Overall Homeless Numbers Rise
The January tally found that 9,977 people were living outside or in homeless shelters across Adams, Arapahoe, Boulder, Broomfield, Denver, Douglas and Jefferson counties.