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From Gate to Plate: The Best Places to Dine at DIA, Including the Latest Additions
Denver International Airport continues to expand its dining options with a slew of new restaurants, including three more local establishments that recently debuted on Concourse B after approximately five years of development. On August 27, Mayor Mike Johnston joined DEN CEO Phil Washington, Tastes on the Fly co-founder Michael Levine...
Broncos’ Pat Surtain II Sends Strong Message on Potential Top 2025 Draft Pick
The Denver Broncos need a bookend for standout cornerback Pat Surtain II. They hope second-year man Riley Moss is the answer. The Broncos traded up in the third round of the 2023 draft to select him. There remains a strong possibility that the best option is not yet on the...
Salida Riversurf Wave Firing on All Cylinders
After making changes to Salida, Colo.’s Scout Wave, the new 3.0 version is now better than ever, drawing river surfers in droves to the state’s best riversurfing scene. Read on for the full story from Jason Blevins of the Colorado Sun…. The Salida whitewater park was conceived in...
BVSD school board supports high school cell phone ban
Larissa Rivers, whose daughter is a sixth grader at Louisville Elementary, can see the benefits of cell phones and other digital devices as kids become more independent. Students start organizing their own get togethers through group chats and participating in more activities, from sports practices to afterschool clubs. A phone or smart watch makes it easier for families to coordinate pick-up times and make sure kids are where they say they will be.
Colorado mother found guilty of her 12-year-old daughter’s fentanyl-related death
GREELEY, Colo. (KKTV) - On Friday morning, the Weld County D.A. said a jury sentenced a Colorado mother to 17.5 years in prison for her 12-year-old daughter’s fentanyl-related death. The D.A. said on May 2, 2022, paramedics and police responded to a call from a hotel room in Firestone...
Celebrate Native American Culture at the FREE 35th Friendship Powwow
Denver Art Museum | 100 W 14th Ave. Pkwy., Denver, Colorado. Join us in celebrating Native American art and culture at the 35th Annual Friendship Powwow and Native American Cultural Celebration on Saturday, September 7, at the Denver Art Museum! As one of the Denver Art Museum’s (DAM) longest running events, the Friendship Powwow is an amazing opportunity for all families and generations to come together and celebrate the diverse Indigenous communities across Denver and the Front Range.
It’s officially over! The fight to save Red Lady is over…
It’s officially over! The fight to save Red Lady is over…. The paperwork officially putting a close to the Red Lady mining fight on Mt. Emmons was filed the morning of Thursday, August 29, ending a battle that has lasted almost five decades. The documents finalized a so-called Mineral Extinguishment agreement, conservation easements on Mt. Emmons, and a major land exchange agreement between the Mount Emmons Mining Company (MEMC), a subsidiary of global mining giant Freeport McMoRan, and the US Forest Service were all signed, sealed and delivered Thursday.
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