Just for Kicks: Denver Is Getting a National Women’s Soccer League Team
Eighteen months ago, a coalition started pushing for a women’s professional soccer team in Denver. Now it’s a reality.
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Will 16th Street Mall Construction End in 2025? Plus Four More Projects Set for Completion This Year
Projects on major streets and at Denver International Airport should be finished in 2025.
Lower Fares, Higher Bus Boardings, Slow Trains and a Fast Cop Marked RTD’s 2024
Though complaints about rail slowdowns and construction snafus with the metro transit system abounded in 2024, there were some positives, too.
Unions for Both Workers and Tenants Gained Power in Denver in 2024
Organizers report heightened interest in unions in the Mile High City, and they expect that interest to grow in 2025.
Colorado Avalanche Information Center Warns of Dangerous Conditions Through New Year’s Day
Weekend storms plus weak snowpack are a formula for avalanche disaster.
Edifice Complex: Vacant Buildings Made Trouble in Denver in 2024
The city added 160 properties to its neglected and derelict building registry in 2024.
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Some Englewood Residents Can’t Believe Their Water Bills
Water bills doubled or tripled their normal amounts after the city’s utility provider changed software.
New Denver District Attorney Secures Annual Raises Before Taking Office
“It would not have been my choice to come before you for the first time asking for a salary increase, but that’s what the law requires…”
What Will the Average Denver Rent of $1,600 Per Month Land You?
Rent in Denver is down by about 4.4 percent since last year, according to apartments.com, but how many units are really available for a decent price?
Colorado State Park Campsite Upgrades Include Boyd Lake, Five Others
Two parks near Denver received major camping improvements in 2024, along with three more state parks.
Will Denver Have a White Christmas? Here’s the Latest Snow Forecast.
This year, one major forecast is saying there’s a chance.
Mercury in Retrograde: Can Denver’s Legendary Club Rise Again?
Marilyn Megenity started the Mercury Cafe fifty years ago. Since then, it’s gone through different names and addresses, a pandemic, new owners…and a boycott.
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Boyztown, Denver’s Oldest Queer Cabaret Bar, Has Closed
It’s unclear why Boyztown closed, but it’s a clear loss for Broadway.
Denver’s First Women’s Sports Bar Is Now Open on Colfax
From NCAA softball to the WNBA, the 99ers will show women’s sports daily.
Denver’s Next District Attorney Hasn’t Been Sworn in Yet, but He Wants a Raise
“It feels a little bit awkward sitting here when I’m thinking about other resources that our agencies need.”
Z Cycle Under New Ownership in Historic Colfax Building
After a turbulent few years, Z Cycle’s new owners believe they have what it takes to keep the wheels turning.
Denver Water Invented Xeriscaping. Now It Wants People to Adopt “ColoradoScaping.”
The term “xeriscaping” can have a negative connotation, so Denver Water is rebranding the sustainable landscaping practice.
Best Christmas Lights: Denver Neighborhoods Go Neon for the Holidays
Your ultimate guide to the best holiday displays around metro Denver this year.
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Denver’s Problem Properties Are Stuck in a “Doom Loop” – and This Councilmember Has a Plan to Fix Them
Hundreds of city employees can be involved in trying to eliminate challenges at just one problem property.
How Bad Is Driving on Colfax During BRT Construction?
We drove up and down Colfax this week during morning, lunch and rush hours with a timer. Here’s what we found.
SeaQuest, Closed in Colorado Since February, Files for Bankruptcy
Filings show the Littleton location of the controversial wildlife facility has lost hundreds of thousands of dollars in the last year.
Denver Bomb Squad’s New Robot Has Style and Grace
Police are calling the prancing dog-like robot “Spot,” but the Bomb Squad’s new toy will eventually be renamed by students at Doull Elementary School.