Dog Owners Pushing for Off-Leash Hours in Denver Parks, but City Bites Back
“People in the parks don’t feel safe with the dogs running around off-leash and not knowing how they’re going to react to their presence.”
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SeaQuest Littleton Animals Rescued by Denver Zoo and Downtown Aquarium
The interactive wildlife facility ended its controversial history in Colorado on February 4 and the animals have been moved to new, happier homes.
Special Delivery: Denver’s Bike Messengers, Including the North American Champ, Keep the Wheels Turning
“I know virtually everyone on the streets here, and I know people who used to be on the streets.”
Conservation in the West Poll 2024: People More Worried About Outdoors Than Ever Before
“What’s striking here is both the breadth and the intensity of support that voters offer for taking action to conserve lands in the West.”
Dead Alert: Checking Into the Stanley Hotel History, Sale and Grandpa Bredo’s New Home
“It has always drained my wallet, but it’s given back in threefold, tenfold, and they’re never going to build another Stanley.”
Columbine Football Coach Wins Don Shula Award, Heads to Super Bowl
“It was a special year; our kids believed in us and our coaches did a great job of teaching and building those relationships.”
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Christian McCaffrey and Other Colorado Connections in the Super Bowl
The 49ers organization is full of legendary Broncos names, highlighted by Kubiaks, a Shanahan and John Lynch, while the Chiefs have a few Coloradans of their own.
We Tried the Sleepy Girl Mocktail So You Don’t Have To
TikTok has been ablaze with the blood-red drink that supposedly encourages sleep.
Warrant of Habitability Bill Could Put Landlords in Hot Water If Their Tenants Don’t Have It
The 2008 Colorado law doesn’t even have a timeline for the completion of necessary repairs; some lawmakers want to change that.
They Don’t Have Hot Water at the Felix, But They Do Have Mice
Over 100 of the complex’s residents – including several refugees from Afghanistan – have joined a union to fight for better conditions.
Crime Down in LoDo in January as Notorious Cases Head to Court
According to the Denver Police Department, crime was down 33 percent in 2023 across the city.
Denver City Council Has Questions About Mike Johnston’s Yellow Vest Ambassadors
The outerwear plays a key role in the mayor’s Clean and Safe Downtown Initiative, as does an existing Downtown Denver Partnership app that already had the same name.
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Jordan Waddy, Man at Center of 2022 LoDo Police Shooting, Will Be Sentenced January 30
The sentencing will wrap up criminal matters related to the incident; Officer Brandon Ramos already received eighteen months probation…after shooting seven people.
Denver Airport Comes Clean on Recycling, Composting Efforts
Preliminary numbers indicate DIA processed 12,000 tons of trash in 2023 and sent 21 percent of that waste to recycling or composting instead of the landfill.
SeaQuest Littleton to Close February 4
The interactive wildlife facility has caught flak for its treatment of animals, and now its metro Denver location will close.
Car Theft Down in Colorado in 2023, and Denver Revs Up Plans to Fight Harder
“If you steal a car anywhere in the city, we will have a chance to track you as soon as you have left that location, to know the direction in which you fled and be able to help inform police.”
Preservation Commission Rejects Application to Landmark Park Hill Property, Owner Still Peeved
“There needs to be a much higher bar for an application to be filed against a homeowner’s wishes.”
Save Belmar Park Fighting Luxury Apartments Planned for Lakewood
“We cannot deviate from the law unless we are accepting getting sued,” says the mayor.
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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,”
H3LLYES: The Personalized License Plates the Colorado DMV Rejected in 2023
Over 1,000 vanity plates were rejected in 2023, including Boobaru, Deez Nuts, Redrum and Rich Shit.
Last Weekend’s Arctic Blast Will Fuel Higher Xcel Bills
When temperatures drop, extra demand for heat coupled with higher natural gas prices will fuel rising utility bills – but they won’t be as high as in 2023. Maybe.
Developers’ “Wet Dream” Could be Residents’ Worst Nightmare: Closing the Dark Horse
“Aside from being the only bar in Boulder worth a damn, the Dark Horse has been a cornerstone of the city for decades.”