Stage, Production Workers at Marquis Theater and Summit Music Hall File to Unionize
Employees at the two Live Nation venues say they are underpaid and overworked.
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Civil Suit Filed Over Body Slam by Off-Duty Officer During Nuggets Celebration
An off-duty police officer working security at a bar was convicted of assaulting Eljia Smith after the Nuggets won an NBA championship.
Scene Stealers: Five Places to See Denver’s Skyline
Looking for a spot with a great view? Try these.
This Stinks! Five Points Residents With Compost Carts Call the Program a Flop
“Anyone that’s paying attention, I think would realize that this program is not a success.”
Off-Leash Dogs or Native Prairie? Conflict Ensues Over Westminster Open Space.
“The volume around the issue had been turned up considerably, and the emotions.”
Remember the ’80s? Denver’s Skyline Does, but Things Are Looking Up
Though many disparage downtown’s silhouette as dating from the Dynasty era, it’s added a handful of buildings in the last decade.
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Xcel Clean Heat Plan Nears Approval, Would Spur Electrification in Colorado
Environmental groups are pleased that the plan doesn’t rely on certified natural gas and hydrogen, with rebates coming for electric heat pumps.
Environmental Groups File Notice to Sue Suncor Oil Refinery
The plaintiffs have documented over 9,000 violations of emissions requirements over the last five years.
City Council Proposes Another Delay to Upcoming Sidewalk Fee
Councilmembers recognized the need for more time, but expressed worries about continued delays.
Just How Bright Is Sunny, Denver’s New AI Chatbot?
Looking for somewhere fun to go? Sunny recommends the Buckhorn Exchange and events that haven’t occurred since 2019…
Purina Facility Smells So Bad That It’s Getting Sued, Investigated by the State
Earlier this year, state investigators found the plant’s odors doubled the legal limit.
Denver Rental and Home-Buying Markets Still Pricey, but Leveling Out
“It’s still a seller’s market, but it’s the best opportunity there’s been for buyers in a long time.”
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Ridership Report: RTD Needs Less Crime as Passenger Numbers Struggle
The Denver metro agency’s budget has more than doubled in ten years as public transit lacks riders.
Lakewood, Denver Could Become World War II Heritage Cities
A group in Lakewood wants the National Park Service to highlight local World War ll connections, from artillery manufacturing to internment camps.
Shilo Sanders NIL Earnings at Question in Bankruptcy Case Related to High School Assault
The CU football star has disclosed just over $300,000 in assets despite appearing in several high-profile ads.
Why Colorado Joined the DOJ Lawsuit Against Live Nation, Ticketmaster Over Alleged Live-Music Monopoly
Live Nation manages three venues in Denver: the Marquis Theater, Summit and the Fillmore Auditorium.
Discover Lakewood History and Architecture When You Ride RTD’s W Line
Need something to read next time you’re on the W Line? Lakewood now has a self-guided historical tour for RTD riders.
City Council Term Limit Proposal Surprises Most Councilmembers
Two councilmembers said public polling supported the idea of reduced term limits, but their colleagues weren’t enthused.
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RTD Downtown Rail Reconstruction Begins Day Before Memorial Day
Five Denver intersections will be closed through the course of the summer as the L Line shuts down.
Threat-Level Glizzy: City Officials Worry About Surge in Unlicensed Hot Dog Vendors
That drunken hot dog you bought after a concert or ballgame was probably illegal, not that it stops most of us.
The Highest-Paid Athletes in Denver
Every Nuggets starter makes the list, and one surprise Broncos player.
Denver’s New Compost Carts Are Rolling Out Slowly
Only 12,000 people have received bins since the program started in January, and Denver City Council wants to know why.