Get Ready, Foodies — Denver’s 2026 Restaurant Rollout Is Serving Major Vibes
New Restaurants Set to Open in Denver in 2026 After a year marked by multiple restaurant closures across Denver — from longtime neighborhood staples to trendy RiNo favorites — the city’s dining scene is already showing signs of resurgence. Rising operating costs and increases to Denver’s minimum wage pushed many restaurateurs to shut their doors in 2024 and 2025, but according to KDVR, a fresh wave of openings is already...
Two Architects Walk Into a Bar — And Accidentally Redesign Denver’s Airport
How a Bar Napkin Sketch Became DIA’s Iconic White “Tents” Anyone who’s flown through Denver International Airport knows its unforgettable silhouette — the white, peak-shaped roof that glows in the sun and mimics the Rockies on the horizon. That landmark design didn’t come from a boardroom or a giant architectural studio. It started with two architects, Curtis Fentress and the late Jim Bradburn, sitting at the bar in Denver’s Warwick...
New State Rules Could Make Heating Your Home Much More Expensive — Here’s What’s Coming
Colorado Utility Bills Expected to Rise Under New Clean Heat Rules Gas prices may finally be dipping below $2 a gallon, but that hasn’t made life much easier for Coloradans who are already stretched thin. Winter brings higher heating costs, the holidays bring pricier groceries, and many families are feeling the squeeze. In a moment like this, you might expect state regulators to avoid policies that drive costs even higher...
Thinking About Sleeping at a Colorado Rest Stop? You Might Be Surprised by the Rules…
Can You Legally Sleep in Your Car at a Colorado Rest Stop? Here’s What to Know Holiday road trips often mean long stretches behind the wheel, and with Colorado ranking among the worst states for drowsy driving fatalities, pulling over for rest can be a matter of safety. But as the number of functioning rest areas continues to decline — roughly a dozen have closed since 2007 due to high...
Downtown YMCA Checks Out — Affordable Housing Checks In
Historic Downtown Denver YMCA to Close as Building Transitions to Affordable Housing, FOX31 Reports Once A long-standing Denver landmark is preparing for a major transformation. The historic Downtown Denver YMCA, located at 25 E. 16th Ave., will shut its doors at the end of the year as the property is sold and redeveloped to create more affordable housing in the city. For more than two decades, the YMCA and the...
Our IM FROM DENVER Family Trip to Christmas at Gaylord Rockies
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Denver’s Homelessness Training Pushes Workers to Rethink What Drives People to the Streets
Denver Requires Homelessness Sensitivity Training for All Contractors Whenever Denver approves major contracts for organizations that serve people experiencing homelessness, the city requires those partners to complete a homelessness sensitivity training course. The online module is designed to dispel common myths and prevent workers from developing harmful stereotypes about the individuals they assist. The 45-minute video reinforces a central idea: homelessness is a circumstance, not a character trait, and a...
Arvada Teens Ride E-Bikes Into King Soopers Like It’s the X Games
Police Seek IDs of Teens Who Rode E-Bike Motorcycles Into Arvada Grocery Store Arvada police are trying to identify two juveniles who rode high-powered e-bike motorcycles into a King Soopers store during the Thanksgiving holiday week, according to a report from FOX31. The incident happened on Sunday, Nov. 23, at the shopping center near West 64th Avenue and McIntyre Parkway, where the teens drove what appear to be E-Pro electric...