Two Shrek Events Hit Denver’s Swamp This Week
The Mile High City is getting Shreked this week, with both Shrek the Musical and a Shrek Drag Brunch.
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Nowhere to Run: Inmate Targeted by Prison Gangs Settles Lawsuit for Over $1 Million
“Every time he is escorted to an area, the other inmates start threatening him.”
Colorado Marijuana Sales Continue Falling in 2024
State figures originally showed a 7.5 percent increase in dispensary sales in January, but that was from a data entry error.
Developers Commit to Keeping the Dark Horse – in a Different Spot
Boulder residents were worried their favorite bar would be destroyed, but the developer’s plan now includes a new home for the Dark Horse.
Colfax Dive Nob Hill Inn Took Back-to-Back Hits This Month
One day after a bartender was injured in a scooter accident, a fire broke out on the block, but it’s still pouring.
Legendary Magicians Penn & Teller Unleash a Whirlwind of Wit and Wonder at the Buell
The magicians’ act has been a pinnacle of the magic world for almost fifty years.
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The Yuk Stops Here: Why Is Comedy Booming in Denver?
One answer? Good audiences. “I think Denver has always been great for comedy because it’s a smart city but it’s not an industry town,” says Adam Cayton-Holland.
Is Giving Up Edibles for Smoking During Lent Missing the Point?
Abstaining from vice to start another is common during Lent, but we’re not talking about leaving ice cream for Oreos here.
Blackbelly Market Makes Its Denver Debut on March 14
It’s bringing cured meats, breakfast burritos and more to the former Il Porcellino Salumi retail shop off Tennyson Street.
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Is El Chapultepec History? If These Walls Could Talk, They’d Be Screaming Right Now
Monfort Companies, which bought the legendary venue in late 2022, now reportedly wants to tear it down.
The Most Metal Women in Denver
It’s women’s history month, and these badasses have been making moves in the Mile High City.
Meet the “Suburban Wednesday Addams” Who Makes Art Out of Death
With Memento Mori, Danelle Rains creates cremation memorials by blending ashes with glass.
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Breaking the Mold: Justin Brunson Has Beef, and It’s a Game-Changer
The chef and former owner of Old Major has been experimenting with meat, yielding some pretty delicious results.
Four Denver Metro Grocery Stores Rank Worst in the Country
“Denver calls it the unsafeway for a reason.”
Wolf Reintroduction Haters Could Kill Governor’s Parks and Wildlife Appointments
Hunters and sportsmen have opposed the nominated commissioners. One appointee has already resigned.
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Denver Launches Psychedelic Training for Emergency Responders
The training program was commissioned in 2020 shortly after Denver voters approved psilocybin decriminalization.
Lauren Boebert Drops Restraining Order Against Ex-Husband, “Strict Agreements” in Place
The Republican lawmaker had been trying to serve her ex-husband with a temporary restraining order for over a month after domestic incidents earlier this year.
New Micro-Community Opens in Denver, at Least One More on the Way
It’s a far cry from the ten sites Mayor Johnston promised in August as the city utilizes hotel partnerships to house homeless individuals.
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Missing Denver Dog Sparks RTD Ads, Billboards and $10,000 Reward
“He’s very timid. He would not have left the yard on his own.”
Leprino Lawsuit Will Not Melt Away
The family feud continues for the Denver-based company that produces 85 percent of the pizza cheese in the world.
Colorado Dragon Boat Film Festival Fires Up Community
The ninth year welcomes Denver-born rising star Ji-Young Yoo and dishes out some of the area’s best food.
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Later, Brussels Sprouts! We’re Ready for the Rise of Your Cruciferous Cousin
We’ve been bored of the requisite Brussels sprouts on every menu for years, but there are signs that its reign is coming to an end.