Body of 42-Year-Old Stabbing Victim Pulled From Cherry Creek in Denver
Ethan Martinez’s body was discovered on Tuesday, but police didn’t rule the death a homicide until three days later.
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Mayor Pledges Housing Assistance to Help Downtown Denver Residents
“The truth is you can only live in San Francisco if you’re rich. We do not want Denver to be a city where only the rich live.”
Should I Care if My Neighbors Dislike the Smell of Marijuana Smoke?
“Should I have to stop a legal activity because it smells?”
How Many Denver Fountains Have Gone Dry?
A handful of notable Denver fountains aren’t operating because of maintenance, vandalism and theft, according to Denver Parks & Recreation.
Lawmakers Begin New Effort to Protect Police Misconduct Whistleblowers
“The people who keep us safe should feel safe at work, especially if they just want to do the right thing and report misconduct.”
MAKfam Launches Hong Kong-Inspired Brunch
It’s now serving dishes like Hong Kong French Toast and breakfast jian bing on weekends.
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The Real Reason That NOFX Is Calling It After Forty Years
Frontman Fat Mike talks shops ahead of the Punk in Drublic Festival in Denver.
Denver Restaurants Say Local Dudes Delivery Ripped Off Their Customers
“It’s pretty scammy and scary.”
Stuck at Denver International Airport? Where and How to Pass the Time
While you’re stranded by the global IT glitch, you might as well amuse yourself.
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New Shows at Denver Galleries This Weekend Are Something to See – and Hear!
Dance to Firefly Music with Lauri Lynnxe Murphy, Daisy Patton is back at K Contemporary, and Pard Morrison and others keep Robischon Gallery filled to the rafters.
Just How Hard Is It to Become a Denver Nuggets Dancer?
Surprise: it’s pretty hard, and can require moving across the country.
Hulk Hogan’s Real American Beer Launches in Colorado Ahead of RNC Speech
Despite being sober for a year and a half after struggling with addiction, the retired wrestler is slinging booze.
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Denver Concert-Goers Get Baked Courtesy of the “Smoke Thrower”
“If I were to do that in Louisiana, I would go to jail, for sure, but you’re not going to catch me on the news for something like this out here.”
Los Dos Potrillos Opening First Denver Location
The family-owned Mexican concept was founded in Centennial in 2002.
This Week in Beer: GABF Tickets Are on Sale and More
There are also three standout events this weekend including a Lager Hoopla complete with swimming pools and games.
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Black Aurora Councilmember Called Out for “Betraying” Protesters, Calling Them “Terrorists”
Councilmember Stephanie Hancock called protesters of a police shooting “bullies, terrorists, anarchists” during a hearing last week.
Local Restaurant Group Opening Two New Concepts Inside Cherry Creek’s Clayton Hotel
Cretans and Chez Roc are out; Amorina and the Sterling Denver will debut in the spaces this fall.
Governor Polis Announces New E-Bike Program at Chatfield State Park
“What they’ve done in this park in the last seven, eight years has been incredible.”
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Denver Leading the Country in New Home Inventory This Year
“The rest of the country is experiencing increased inventory, but I can definitely say that our numbers are significantly high.”
Five Places Where You Can See Wild Horses in Colorado
Mustang populations in Colorado herd management areas have decreased by approximately 38 percent since 2020, but you can see them at four HMAs and one sanctuary that rescues “excess” horses displaced by the BLM.
How RFK Jr. Became Colorado’s Libertarian Presidential Nominee
“There’s only so much we can do throwing stones from our ivory tower of purity.”
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Polis Talks Elon Musk, Vladimir Putin and League of Legends on Breaking Bread
The Bloomberg TV show’s new episode features the governor eating his way through Pueblo while discussing politics with Alexander Heffner.