Reader Response

Is Colorado’s second-largest city a stand-in for the setting of Footloose?

Fans of mountain bars are raising a glass…or three.

When the Colorado Congresswoman called for a special counsel to investigate the Jeffrey Epstein case, she suggested a very special person…

Fishing for compliments? Our recent sushi recommendations netted plenty of comments.

Colorado’s governor is polling residents on how they feel about the proposed walkway at the Capitol. Comments to Westword are running forty-to-one against.

So many of this city’s favorite watering holes have issued last call. They’re gone…but not forgotten.

Founder George Brokalakis passed away last month, but his son carries on.

Although the promised teen takeovers have not materialized in metro Denver, concerns remain.

A dazzling mix of jazz-age spectacle, smart comedy and a winning cast makes the show a must-see musical at the Buell.

The heavy-metal brewery opened on Broadway nearly fourteen years ago. The street has changed a lot since then.

Denver could become the second Colorado city to abolish minimum parking requirements.

The city surveyed residents before issuing its new Denver Moves: Bike Map, but they still have plenty to say about the new plan.

The sale of the Lion’s Lair property inspires dire predictions about its future.

A hacked traffic message on Broadway became a real sign of the times this week.

Denver residents share observations about this wacky observation tower.

A growing number of fans are calling on the family to sell their 64 percent controlling interest of the team.

Denver diners chew over the Jovanina’s sign snafu and other business requirements in the city.

Mayor Mike Johnston says the city is halfway to reaching his goal of solving unsheltered homelessness. Some readers disagree.

While the jury’s out, the court of public opinion weighs in on the election-denying MyPillow exec.

Middleman and Misfit Snack Bar are just the latest spots to close on Colfax.

“Legalizing us would mean admitting we deserve more. It would mean recognizing our humanity and our right to live without fear.”

On May 29, the Supreme Court – minus Justice Neil Gorsuch, who recused himself – decided the case of Seven County Infrastructure Coalition v. Eagle County, Colorado.