Coors Field Street Vendors Say Bad Weather, Rockies Sucking Has Hurt Business
Before the pandemic, Denver had nearly forty licensed vendors slinging food outside of Coors Field before Colorado Rockies games. Now, there are just eight.
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Residents Urge Xcel to Get on Board With Vision for Retired Steam Plant on Platte
People who live near the Zuni Generating Plant along the South Platte River are worried Xcel Energy will knock it down instead of preserving it.
Energy Advocates Ask Residents to Flame Xcel Amid Push for Higher Rates
With two PUC meetings coming up to address rising electricity rates, energy advocates say it’s time for Denver residents to turn up the heat on Xcel Energy.
A Winner: Legendary Denver Basketball Coach Kathryn Kindle-Hughes Passes
The longtime girls basketball coach at Thomas Jefferson High School left an unbeatable legacy.
Jeffco Neighbors’ Group Proposes Moratorium on “Amazon-Type” Developments
Jefferson County residents are vying for a moratorium on “Amazon-type warehouse developments” near homes after one project revealed a county-wide problem.
Peyton Manning Promoting New Pickleball Club Sandwich from Subway
We took #18’s advice and tried #19, which tasted…like a ham sandwich
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Here’s How Many Apartments Are Left in Denver for $2,000 or Less
The median rent of $2,797 is well above the national average, leaving few options for apartment seekers on budgets – but there are some possibilities.
Drivers’ Co-op Gathering Funding, Partnerships Before Competing With Uber and Lyft
Colorado’s rideshare drivers are nailing down funding and partnerships with nonprofits like Remerg as they prepare to launch their own gig driving app.
More Free Rides and New Fare Structure in RTD’s Future
Public transit in metro Denver could get cheaper with RTD’s new fare structure, including free youth trips and an extra month of Zero Fare for Better Air.
How the Environment Fared in Colorado’s 2023 Legislature and What It Means for You
From electric vehicles to carbon capture to air quality, environmental bills made a splash in Colorado’s 2023 legislative session.
More Victims Sue After Being Caught in DPD Crossfire at Let-Out Last July
Brandon Ramos, the officer charged in the case, has a hearing scheduled for May 15.
City Working to Dampen Denver’s Flooding Alongside Developments Like the River Mile
The City of Denver, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and the River Mile development are all working to prevent floods along the South Platte River.
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Denver Issues Fines for Rental Properties Without Licenses
The City of Denver is getting a residential rental licensing program up and running and landlords that haven’t complied yet are starting to get fines.
Two Wolf Bills Earn Governor’s Approval, Third Could Fall Prey to a Veto
Jared Polis just vetoed a bill passed during the 2023 Colorado Legislative session requiring a federal plan for wolf reintroduction.
Parks & Recreation Advisory Board Won’t Hold Hearing on Pickleball Appeal
The board declined to hear the appeal at its May 10 meeting, but Denver picklers will still have a chance to comment.
We Asked ChatGPT to Predict Tonight’s Nuggets v. Suns Game: Here’s What Went Wrong
We asked ChatGPT, “Please write a game preview for the Nuggets vs. Suns Western Conference Semifinals Game 5.” And it answered in the most AI way possible.
Superfans, Mascot Mania and All-Stars: Nuggets and Suns Ready to Rumble
Why Denver will win in six – and a bet with our sister newsroom in Phoenix.
Appeal Filed Alleging Denver Parks & Rec’s Pickleball Actions Don’t Hold Up
Denver residents are fighting back after Parks and Recreation banned pickleball from Congress Park for good, filing an administrative appeal on May 8.
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Parking Bill Could Put Denver on “Collision Course” With People’s Rights, ACLU Warns
City council will vote tonight on changes to the parking code that could target those experiencing homelessness, advocates say.
Here’s What Changed in Colorado’s Final Wolf Restoration Plan
Colorado Parks and Wildlife has finalized its plan to begin reintroducing wolves in the state by December 2023.
Colorado Gig Drivers Going on Strike Today After Legislature Knocks Down Bill to Help Them
Rideshare and app drivers in Colorado lost this year’s fight for better conditions, but they plan to keep working for change – starting with a strike today.
New Next-Gen Lyft Scooters Hitting Denver’s Streets This Week
Next-generation Lyft scooters are hitting Denver’s streets – complete with turn signals, AI technology and phone chargers.