Bettors Have Gone All In on Colorado and Deion Sanders This Year
The University of Colorado was the most bet-on football team for the first four weeks of the season.
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Room Service: West Denver ADUs That the City Will Help You Build
West Denver homeowners can get help building Accessory Dwelling Units through a program supported by the Denver Housing Authority.
DIA Acknowledges Travel Woes, Adjusts for the Future
The Denver International Airport knows you’re tired of construction, car thefts and train malfunctions. It’s working to do something about it.
God Goes Green: Feds Helping Colorado Churches Reduce Carbon Footprint
The Inflation Reduction Act has made it possible for houses of worship like the First Universalist Church of Denver to make renewable-energy improvements.
Neglected House in West Colfax Is Danger to Neighborhood, Residents say
Neighbors next to the 1350 Newton Street home are fed up with the property and its owner, saying he’s ignoring crime and taking advantage of city services.
Mine Reclamation Project at Trinidad Lake State Park Wins National Award
The West Sopris Soil Refuse Project tackled seven acres of coal waste by the lake.
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Colorado Loses Game but Wins Party Against USC
Despite the loss, Boulder was the place to be on Saturday as celebrities and sports icons – including Paul Pierce, Will Ferrell and DaBaby – came to town.
Regis Motel Forced to Close Over Alleged Drug Sales, Theft and Prostitution
The Colfax lodging facility got slapped with a city order on Thursday to shut down immediately after a Denver police probe uncovered numerous crimes.
CDOT Deploys One-Day Safety Campaign Involving Little Green Men
The Colorado Department of Transportation is using a (goofy) new safety tactic to help educate people about the state’s rising pedestrian death rate.
Should Denver Have a Museum of Its Own? Some City Leaders Think So
History Colorado’s Jason Hanson and former city councilmember Kendra Black are pairing up for a new passion project: creating a Museum of Denver.
Room Service: Your Apartment Building Is Also a Club at X Denver
Residents and club members get exclusive access to pools and work spaces at both of the new X Denver locations, one of which opened this year.
Xcel Energy President Offers Candid Look at Company During Empower Hour
The president of Xcel Energy Colorado sat down with an environmental watchdog for a heated discussion of the company’s profits and monopoly status.
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An Inside Look at the Deion Sanders Sunglasses Deal
Blenders Eyewear and Coach Prime had already planned to release their collaboration – but after Jay Norvell’s comments last week, they seized the moment.
Judge Won’t Vacate Lawsuit Against Colorado’s “#1 Eviction Firm,” Tschetter Sulzer
The Denver-based law firm failed to thwart a second class-action lawsuit in U.S. District Court over improper business practices in eviction filings.
Pickleball Construction Greenlit Again in Centennial Under Strict New Rules
Pickleball courts in the metro Denver area city now require a specific sound analysis and must be constructed over 250 feet away from residences.
So Many Roads Brewery Closing Yet Again After Liquor License Violation
The Grateful Dead-themed bar served booze to a minor again and will now be closed for the next three months – and possibly forever if things don’t change.
Colorado vs. CSU: Which Football Program Got More Bang for Its Buck on Saturday?
The University of Colorado invested around $49,000 per point into this year’s Rocky Mountain Showdown in 2022, while Colorado State spent over $73,500.
Colorado Escapes With Double Overtime Win Over CSU in Rocky Mountain Showdown
Deion Sanders and the Colorado Buffaloes survived a double overtime scare on Saturday to beat Colorado State 43-35.
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Residents Weigh in on How Denver Parks & Rec Should Spend Legacy Fund
The city is reworking its five-year plan for Denver’s taxpayer-fueled Parks Legacy Fund, which is aimed at park improvements and land acquisitions.
The Complete Guide to NFL Football Bars for Non-Broncos Fans
Sorry, Raiders fans. We can’t help you.
Fire at Capitol Hill Apartments Leaves Residents Who Unionized Last Fall in Limbo
Faulty electrical wiring started the blaze at the Denver building, where tenants unionized last fall over neglect and lack of communication by management.
Live Outdoor Music Returns to Number Thirty Eight, Ending Licensing Woes
The outside stage will be back in business tonight.