Tenant Groups Calls on Attorney General to Investigate Denver Rental Inspections
After discovering their apartment complex passed inspection despite a mouse infestation and a lack of hot water, tenants want more accountability.
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Local Artist Joe Palec Unveils Mural at Native Roots Dispensary
Denver artist Joe Palec’s newest mural is a groovy ode to Colorado, cannabis culture and airport conspiracies.
Peruvian Food Spices Up the Front Range
The country has a rich culinary heritage that’s well worth exploring at spots like Rosario’s, the Red Llama and Pollo Lima.
Mimesis Documentary Festival Isn’t Like Any Other Local Film Fest (and That’s a Good Thing)
The artist-focused film festival celebrates its fifth year with screenings and installations “showcasing the infinite potential of documentary media.”
Salt Celebrates Fifteen Years of Local, Sustainable Eats in Boulder
With a young leadership team and new executive chef, this Pearl Street staple is ready for its next chapter.
Three Peach Recipes From Local Chefs to Try Now
From a classic peach pie to a peach tartine with ‘nudja, these dishes are ideal for the end-of-summer bounty.
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How Halestorm Became One of the Hottest Hard-Rock Acts
The Grammy-winning group plays Fiddler’s Green Amphitheatre on Tuesday, August 13.
Westword Summer Membership Drive Underway
Election season is upon us. We’re here to make sense of it – but we need our readers’ support.
Elway Will Play a Rare Local Show at the Squire Lounge This Week
The bandmates are now spread around the country, but they’re returning to Denver for a rare concert ahead of its new album release.
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Denver Doesn’t Have Much Time to Ponder Purchase of Xcel’s Zuni Steam Plant
Community members have been working for two years to save the historic building, which is slated for demolition if Xcel can’t find a buyer.
Kamala Harris Crowd Photos: AI or Evan Semón?
The Denver photographer was in Detroit to shoot the event for the United Auto Workers.
Introducing Dateless in Denver: Essays on the Good, the Bad and the Very Ugly of Dating
Weeks after he sharted on her lawn, he sent a photo of himself standing atop a mountain with a note: “This could be you and me but we’re both playing different games.”
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Reader: Elway’s Time in Cherry Creek Has Come…and Gone
The former Broncos’ quarterback and his partner are closing the doors to make way for a major construction project, but the steakhouse could reopen in a new spot.
Reader: A Tuff Shed With a Bed Isn’t a Tiny Home, Just a Tiny Place to Stay
One of Denver’s largest homeless service providers, Colorado Village Collaborative, is upgrading three housing sites.
Reader: With Mutiny Leaving Denver, the City Is Losing Some of Its Soul
With its longtime building up for sale, the bookstore is moving down Broadway to a new space in Englewood.
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Commentary: Faith Community Speaking Out Against Judicial Injustice
“The court has dismantled many of the freedoms we hold dear, leading us down a path that threatens the very foundation of our country.”
Analysis: Even Short Trips to Space Can Change an Astronaut’s Biology
NASA just announced that the two Starline astronauts could be stuck in space for months.
Every Opening and Closing This Week: Twelve New Places to Eat and Drink
The additions include Ajax Downtown at Limelight Denver, DTC Slice, Gangnam GT Lounge & Karaoke, Joe Willy’s, Real Thai Mile High and more.
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What to Know About Rumored CU Locker Room Turmoil Under Deion Sanders
Many have questioned a report from Athlon Sports about guns and violence in the CU locker room.
Man Spotted Firing Bow and Arrow in Downtown Denver
No injuries were reported and no arrests have been made, police say.
Fore! Pro Golfer Wyndham Clark Now Welcomes You to Denver
“Colorado takes center stage this month as the best players in the world visit the Mile High City.”
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Denver Residents Share Top Concerns About Rent, Home Prices and Tax Increases
“For a three-bedroom house [in Denver], you could have a ranch in the South.”