PHOTOS This Hidden Piece of Denver History Delayed 16th Street Construction Nearly a Year
Century-Old Sewer Discovery Added $18 Million and Nearly a Year to Denver’s 16th Street Project Denver’s massive 16th Street renovation ran into an unexpected problem hiding beneath downtown: an old brick storm sewer that wasn’t on the city’s maps. A newly released review from the Denver Auditor’s Office found that the discovery contributed to a 301-day delay and an additional $18 million in costs on the already-expensive downtown construction project....
Colorado’s Fall Colors Are Coming Early — Here’s When to Catch the Best Views
Colorado Fall Colors Forecast 2026: When and Where to See Peak Colors Colorado’s annual fall color show is almost here, with the first leaves expected to begin changing in the high country in early September. This year’s dry summer could cause some areas to change earlier than usual. Drought can also affect how vibrant the colors become and potentially shorten the season in some locations. According to FOX31’s Pinpoint Weather...
VIDEO 322 Goats Just Clocked In for Work at a Colorado Airport
Centennial Airport has added hundreds of new employees this week — and every single one of them is a goat. A herd of 322 goats has been brought onto the nearly 1,400-acre airport property to spend seven days eating its way through thick grass, bushes and shrubs in areas that are difficult for maintenance crews and heavy equipment to reach. It may look unusual, but the goats actually have an...
5 hidden restaurants in Denver You’ll Wish You Found Sooner
Denver has no shortage of trendy restaurants, but sometimes the best food is hiding in an unassuming strip mall or neighborhood spot you’ve probably driven past a hundred times. From Thai and Japanese comfort food to pupusas and late-night gyros, here are five hole-in-the-wall Denver restaurants worth putting on your list. Suvipa Thai Food Hidden in a strip mall at 1015 S. Federal Boulevard, Suvipa Thai Food has been quietly...
Two Movies, One Ticket: This Colorado Drive-In Is Keeping the Good Old Days Alive
Two Movies, One Ticket: This Colorado Drive-In Is Keeping the Good Old Days Alive While drive-in theaters have disappeared across much of the country, one old-school Colorado spot is still keeping the tradition alive — without charging a fortune to do it. The 88 Drive-In Theatre in Henderson, just north of Denver, continues to offer moviegoers something increasingly difficult to find: two first-run movies for around $10. It’s a throwback...
Meet MileWay: The Colorado Moving Company Built Around Trust
Moving is supposed to feel like the start of a new chapter. Instead, it usually means boxes everywhere, changing schedules, and one big question: Can you actually trust the people handling everything you own? That’s the problem Colorado-based MileWay Moving and Storage is trying to make a little easier. Founded by brothers Eugene and Ruben, MileWay is a local, family-run company offering residential and commercial moving, packing, and storage services...
VIDEO Bear Takes a Wild Tumble From Tree in Denver Neighborhood
Denver residents got an unexpected visitor Sunday morning when a young black bear climbed a tree in the middle of the city — and getting him back down turned into quite the spectacle. Colorado Parks and Wildlife responded to Denver’s Platt Park neighborhood near Pennsylvania Street and Louisiana Avenue after receiving reports of a bear hanging out in a tree. Yes, an actual bear. In Denver. Residents Jenny Nolan, Siena...
VIDEO Colorado Man Attacked by Bear While Leaving Apartment Laundry Room
A Colorado man is recovering after an unexpected encounter with a black bear outside the laundry room of his apartment complex. Colorado Parks and Wildlife says officers responded Monday to Eagle-Vail, about 100 miles west of Denver, after a man was attacked by a female black bear. According to wildlife officials, the man was leaving the complex’s laundry room when he encountered the bear. The animal scratched his arm, and...