The Dreamy Success of Celestial Seasoning’s Sleepytime Bear, Colorado’s Newest Mascot
You might see him on one of the company’s tours, which were just revived.
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Pickleball vs. Tennis: Court Space Fight Sparks Glendale Into Action
Glendale is separating tennis and pickleball play by making it illegal to bring pickleball nets onto tennis courts and building each sport new courts.
Youth Advisory Council Proposes Solutions for Violence, Mental Health and Gender-Affirming Practices
The Colorado Youth Advisory Council has ideas on school shootings, the mental and physical health of young people, and gender-affirming care practices.
Denver Team Looking to Dominate in Local Race for New Pro Cycling League
The National Cycling League aims to make pro cycling more accessible for U.S. sports fans, and Denver’s team is poised for a hometown win this weekend.
Denver Department of Public Safety Unveils New Transparency Dashboards
The city unveiled two new public dashboards this week, showing first responder data and info about disciplinary probes in the Denver Sheriff Department.
Xcel Submits Clean Heat Plan to Reduce Emissions, More Work to Come
The state is requiring all gas utilities to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, and Xcel Energy is up first.
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No, Colorado Sports Stadiums Aren’t All Cashless
Despite what people think, Denver metro sports stadiums do still have systems in place that give you the ability to spend your hard-earned cash.
EPA Orders State to Justify Parts of Suncor Air Permit in Response to Petition
The Environmental Protection Agency has partially sided with environment groups that argue the state’s actions on Suncor’s air permit weren’t enough.
Colorado Clog-Off: Crocs and Joybees Slam Each Other in Court
Crocs says the Denver-based shoe company Joybees stole trade secrets, while Joybees argues that Crocs has an illegal monopoly over injection-molded clogs.
Capitol Hill Residents Say Cornerstone Apartments Needs a Lesson in Responsibility
When the company started managing another apartment building this spring, tenants lost their homes.
Crime Is Down in LoDo This Year, Despite What People Think
While a few high-profile incidents have happened in 2023, downtown Denver is actually experiencing less crime up until this point than it did in 2022.
Vic Vela Shares New Health Struggles in Fourth Season of Back From Broken
In the new season of his podcast Back from Broken, Colorado Public Radio’s Vic Vela is ready to share even more about himself.
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All Dolled Up: You Can Thank Denver’s Ruth Handler for Barbie
Greta Gerwig’s movie is a hit!
Denver Soccer Coalition Using World Cup Fever to Campaign for Pro Women’s Team
For Denver FC is counting on the World Cup to inspire support for a professional women’s team for the Mile High City.
After 303 Creative Ruling, Brianna Titone Ready to Act to Keep Colorado Inclusive
The Supreme Court’s ruling for 303 Creative won’t be the last time Coloradans hear of the case – or its effects.
Xcel Rate Increase Dropping From $312 Million to $45 Million Still Not Enough, Public Blasts
Though Xcel Energy lowered its $312 million requested rate increase to $45 million, people still want the Public Utilities Commission to say no to the ask.
City Forum Turns Into Episode of Parks and Recreation Starring Pickleball
There were Denver officials trying to figure out what people want, attendees unexpectedly passionate about pickleball and sitcom-esque technical difficulties.
Central Park Apartment Complex Removes “Luxury” From Sign After Complaints
After many complaints, the 7575 Town Center Apartments in Denver’s Central Park removed the word “luxury” from its sign – but didn’t actually fix anything.
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Fly-Fishing Guide Erica Nelson Is Hooked on Connecting People With Water Conservation
She’s one of only two Indigenous female guides in Colorado.
John Mayer Sends Love to Folsom Field, Urges Kindness as Taylor Swift Re-Releases “Dear John”
The message came just before the re-release of “Dear John.”
Club Q Shooter Takes Plea as Victims Demand Money Raised by Colorado Healing Fund
Shortly before the Club Q shooter pleaded guilty, the Colorado Healing Fund disbursed more funds to victims.
PT’s Showclub Busted for Allowing Prostitution, Could Lose Licenses
A DPD sting operation found that the PT’s Showclub on Evans Avenue broke ten different laws related to prostitution and public indecency.