Two fast-growing Asian grocery chains have plans for the Denver metro
Hashi Market and One Plus One Supermarket are opening soon.
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Denver superintendent says he is not recommending any school boundary changes this year
Superintendent Alex Marrero said he didn’t want communities to “navigate multiple rounds of enduring this type of pain.”
This 28-year-old is pursuing grocery store dreams in Northeast Park Hill. But her landlord has plans too
Urja Paudel is the most recent business owner to face an uncertain future at this Northeast Park Hill strip mall.
Whitney Traylor gets Sarah Parady’s endorsement in the 10-way race to replace her
Whitney Traylor has worked as a lawyer, a mediator and a 9News legal analyst.
Things to do in Denver this weekend, Oct. 16-18
Enjoy the theater and some autumnal activities.
This neglected Denver park is finally getting some love, and you can help
Phil Milstein Park, welcome to your new life.
Is downtown Denver ready for its SoHo moment? Richard Florida hopes so
One of the nation's leading voices on urbanism has a new report on the Mile High City.
History Colorado Center is once again the Colorado History Museum
The institution wants its flagship destination’s name to reflect what it actually is.
Denver officials seize 133 pounds of fentanyl in 10-week operation
The city’s overdose deaths are declining in 2026 after a spike last year.
Facing an enrollment drop, Denver superintendent says school closures could be coming
Denver Public Schools’ enrollment fell by 1,780 students this fall, new data shows, which was more than the district was expecting.
The first draft of the Burnham Yard Small Area Plan is out. What does that mean?
We read the 61-page document to learn the big takeaways for you.
Denver Water issued $175,500 worth of fines for lawn watering so far this month
Sprinklers are going to have to stay off for the foreseeable future
After months of debate, Denver approves lease for ICE airline contractor Key Lime
Councilmembers said a no vote would jeopardize the airport and wouldn’t stop ICE flights.
Denver temps could plummet Thursday toward an overnight freeze. Get ready!
But the icy-cold spell won’t last long.
Denver’s AI chatbot, Sunny, doesn’t know the city council just doomed it
Council members say it’s a waste of millions, but the mayor’s office argues the software helps city staffers and residents.
What happens when an arts reporter makes art?
John Moore’s new play “The Crime Reporter” has a staged reading at the Denver Press Club at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday.
Pickleball players are getting bounced around north Denver by rule changes
Pickleball courts outside the Hiawatha Davis Rec Center in Skyland Park were all the rage during the pandemic, while the adjacent tennis courts often sat unused.
Here’s how campaign finances and endorsements are shaping Denver’s council election
Hundreds of thousands of dollars have gone into campaigns this election season.
Park Hill Park plans to open by 2029
The park's landscape architect is the one behind the Obama Presidential Center landscaping.
This statue will soon stand at the state Capitol to memorialize the Sand Creek Massacre
A statue of Cheyenne Chief Black Kettle, unveiled at the History Colorado Center, is one piece of a larger monument.
Man hospitalized after entering DIA airfield, the second breach this year
In May, a man died in an apparent suicide on a Denver airport runway.
Denver City Council wants big changes to the transportation department
And millions more for various causes across the city.
We found Denver’s porta-potty algorithm
Your bathroom-on-the-go trips are down to a science.
Where to celebrate Halloween and Día de los Muertos in the Denver metro
Spooky season has arrived, and it’s time to get your ghoul on! From pumpkin patches and haunted houses to pet parades, Halloween-themed cocktail bars, crafts and more, here are some ways to celebrate the season.
Devon Dikeou, an artistic multi-hyphenate and tastemaker in Denver and beyond, has died
The artist, curator, patron and collector will be remembered as a generous person with expansive taste and practices.
Rupert, a one-horned rhino, has died at the Denver Zoo
The 12-year-old greater one-horned rhino’s body will go to Denver Museum of Nature and Science.
Trump’s DOJ sues Denver over its mask ban for law enforcement
The administration says the law is unconstitutional. Mayor Mike Johnston says he "will fight to the very end."
Things to do in Denver this weekend, Oct. 9-11
Fall temps are on the way, but the events are already here.
Make a call, take a pic, find your soulmate
The Soulmate Booth — a photo booth-pay phone-matchmaker — is open for business at a vintage store in Five Points.
Who do you call about a person in crisis? Denver has a new idea
Calls about mental health crises will soon be transferred to a team of new behavioral health experts.
New, automated speed cameras will mean more Denver traffic tickets
The city expects to bring in $3.1 million more from traffic tickets.
One campaign in the crowded City Council race has become embroiled in legal and personal drama
Julissa Soto and her former campaign director Joseph Silva parted ways at the end of September. Lawsuits and a restraining order followed.
‘Vibes were awesome’: Denver PorchFest organizers reflect on inaugural music festival
The donation-powered festival will return next year.
CU Denver to become the first public university in the US to establish a campus in India
The university aims to welcome its first cohort in August 2027.
Woman falsely accused of theft based on Flock cameras is suing
A Columbine Valley Police sergeant wrongly accused Chrisanna Elser of package theft in September 2025.
National labor board will take Casa Bonita management to court
The complaint covers retaliatory action against members of the bargaining unit and refusing to provide bargaining information.
Denver Public Schools-owned Balarat Outdoor Education evacuated due to Dry Creek fire
The popular field trip locale was evacuated "out of an abundance of caution."
A very popular Pokémon fossil exhibit is coming to Denver’s Museum of Nature and Science in 2027
To loosely quote Hillary Rodham Clinton, you will soon be able to Pokémon Go to the museum.
State money will help build 82 condos near Denver Health
The units will likely be priced between $285,700 and $371,350, going off current metrics.
This storied Capitol Hill mansion is up for landmark designation
The Stonehouse has been both a single-family home and a post-World War II apartment complex.
What’s next for Denver’s historic Chinatown?
Colorado Asian Pacific United wants to revamp the alleyway downtown. But first, city council has to change the municipal code.
Knocking down buildings in Denver drags up bad memories, but empty office space drags on the economy
Demolition is treated as a last resort for unused space, but places like 1300 Logan St. long outlive their purpose.
We took a hike through Whittier with the ‘Lumpers’
A hiking group of retired women have traversed some of Colorado's highest peaks and, now, the history of north Denver.
Denver plans to open a new family homeless shelter. Homeless advocates are sounding the alarm
The shelter is part of the city’s broader goal to end family homelessness.
Watch out Waymo, Zoox is coming (sometime)
Another autonomous vehicle company is testing a small fleet on Denver streets.
You can now put that pizza box (and other food-soiled paper) in the compost
But keep anything with plastic coatings or used with cleaning products in the trash.
Things to do in Denver this weekend, October 2-4
A "DIVA" is a show at the Denver Art Museum.
DJ Torres resigns from Denver school board amid escalating tension and accusations
The school board member said too much of his time has been "consumed" by internal conflict.
The Holly tenants accuse landlord of theft, slander and damaging The Horizon Lounge
The fight over the future of The Park Hill Shopping Center heads to court.
Construction is officially underway on Denver Summit FC’s permanent home
It's been an at-times rocky road for the stadium in the Baker neighborhood.
Where did Wash Park’s pull-up bars go?
We’re calling it a muscle mystery.
More than 2,000 show up to Denver parking lot … to talk the 2026 election
David Corboy used his social media platform to organize the event in support of liberal causes.
Millions of tax dollars boosted controversial ‘education’ campaign for Front Range rail
A campaign loaded with positive messages about the Colorado Connector include paid Instagram influencers and targeted mailers.
RTD driver ticketed for running red light in first Colfax BRT lane crash
Two bus passengers were injured, but neither were taken to the hospital.
Your first mile is free if you take a Veo to these two RTD stations. Here’s how it works
First Mile Free hopes that covering the cost can close a public transit accessibility gap.
Review: The bites and sips we tried at Panda Fest
The festival has faced some backlash for being overpriced for the quality of the food. We didn't disagree.
RTD was going to start a conversation about severe service cuts. Then the board called it off
Agency staff were going to present concepts built around a 20% reduction in service, the board chair said.
The new Colfax bus rapid transit lanes just had their first crash
Two people on the bus were injured, but neither went to the hospital.
Capitol Hill police station gets $68M from City Council as calls for more housing fall flat
Some council members said the city failed at community outreach.
You could get fined $500 for watering your grass with sprinklers
Denver says residents were expected to save 20% of their water this summer. That didn’t happen.
Cake, clowns and community celebrate BRT’s arrival on Colfax
"This is about reinstituting Colfax as not a place to go through, but a place to go to."
After proposing a citywide upzoning, Denver scales back ‘Unlocking Housing Choices’
Council members said their neighborhoods weren’t ready for density, while housing advocates decried the change.
What to expect from the new Colfax Avenue
New bus-only lanes went into effect on Sunday as a two-mile stretch from Colorado Boulevard to Broadway finished construction.
Denver set to approve new airport lease for ICE contractor Key Lime Air
City officials say the space will be used for passenger service, not deportation flights.
Two shot on the Five Points edge of downtown Denver
The victims are expected to survive.
Denverite’s voter guide for the 2026 midterm election
Denver is getting a new congressperson for the first time in decades, and everything else on your ballot.
Voter guide to the Regional Transportation Board of Directors election
Who’s running, and what you need to know about the great transit debate.
Voter guide for the Denver City Council At-Large B election
Who’s running, and everything else you need to know about the citywide special election.
Voter guide for Colorado’s 1st Congressional District
Denver is getting new congressional representation for the first time in 30 years.
Jack Rosenthal, RTD Board of Directors District O candidate
Jack Rosenthal is a software engineer who said his priority is preventing a “transit death spiral” for RTD.
Audrey DeBarros, RTD Board of Directors District O candidate
Audrey DeBarros, the executive director of a transit nonprofit, said she wants to serve her community and bring her experience to the board.
Cindy Arcuri, RTD Board of Directors District N candidate
Cindy Arcuri, who's running for reelection unopposed, said her focus is on financial stability.
Ian Harwick, RTD Board of Directors District L candidate
Ian Harwick, who's running for reelection unopposed, said his focus is pursuing more funding.