Now Serving: Mike Lynch Wasn’t the First Colorado Legislator Busted for a DUI
“Keep the press out of this,” he asked cops. Here are seven other lawmakers whose drunk-driving arrests made the media.
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Save Belmar Park Fighting Luxury Apartments Planned for Lakewood
“We cannot deviate from the law unless we are accepting getting sued,” says the mayor.
For the Colorado Democratic Party, All Politics Is Local
“The next frontier of Colorado politics is local,” says Shad Murib. “When we compete, we win.”
Metro Denver Counties Undertake Point in Time Count to Tally Homeless Population
“There’s going to be someone tonight that we’re just not going to have eyes on and we’re not going to be able to survey.”
Colorado Could Change Child Abuse and Mandatory Reporting Laws in 2025
“The Task Force has routinely identified that Colorado’s current definition of abuse and neglect is too broad and conflates several circumstances – such as poverty – with child abuse,”
Proposed Medical Marijuana Fee Hike Highlights Shrinking Patient Numbers
“This isn’t necessarily a Colorado problem. This is a nationwide problem.”
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It’s Electric! Are Open Flames Being Extinguished in Professional Kitchens?
“There are definitely misconceptions and misunderstandings and myths that cooking with gas is better.”
Am I the Asshole for Smoking My Son’s Weed?
“He kept smoking in the garage after I warned him, so I found his stash in there and smoked the rest.”
Dave Matthews Band Announces Denver Concert in August
It’s the band’s first show at Fiddler’s since 2022.
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GOP Leader Dave Williams Wants to Regain Voter Trust by “Exposing” Democrats…and Republicans
“Gone are the days that the Republican Party was used as political cover for do-nothing politicians.”
El Jefe’s Smothered Brats and Tots Food Truck Launches GoFundMe
“COVID took a chunk out of us and we fought to stay alive. Sadly, though, we had a lot of costly issues in 2023.”
Review: TikTokified Mean Girls Fails as Both a Movie and a Musical
The movie-musical remake of Tina Fey’s beloved 2004 film is a cinematic disaster.
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This Band Is Ready to Drop Its New Album Live in Denver
The local indie rockers are headlining a release show on Saturday, January 27, at hi-dive.
A Famous Washington, D.C., Art Collection Shines Bright at the DAM
All Stars is on view at the Denver Art Museum through March 3.
Push for “No Freezing Sweeps” Heats Up After 15-Day Cold-Weather Emergency
Denver’s cold-weather shelters closed on Saturday after fifteen frigid days; activists hope the city can do more for homeless residents next time.
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Coloradans for Protecting Reproductive Freedom Launch Initiative 89 Campaign
“The right to abortion is hereby recognized,” and “government shall not deny, impede or discriminate against the exercise of that right.”
Time to Bring Out Your Best: The 2024 Readers’ Choice Poll Is Live!
We’re celebrating 40 years of the Best of Denver. See what gnarly things we’ve got in store, and vote for your favorite people, places, businesses and more.
The Molecule Effect Opening South Broadway Location With a Drive-Thru
Owners Mark Landman and Megyn Rodgers also still hope to find a new space in the Santa Fe Arts District as well after having to close their original cafe last year.
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The Thirteen Best Restaurant Deals in Denver Right Now
From steak and oysters to pasta and pozole, these local eateries have some tantalizing specials.
From Surgeon Barbie to the Fight for Legalized Abortion Care: The 51st Anniversary of Roe v. Wade
“Our work at HHS and in Congress comes from our shared vision that everyone should make their own choices when it comes to health – not some politician or an extremist judge.”
Hello, Suburban Dispensaries. Goodbye, Mana Supply Co.
The west Denver dispensary has discounted everything until doors close for good.
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Did the Denver Courthouse Have Bedbugs? Yes, but Not Anymore, Officials Say
“We have found no evidence of bedbugs since then. This was an isolated incident which our facilities personnel responded to quickly.”