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Will Denver Have a White Christmas? Here’s the Latest Snow Forecast.
This year, one major forecast is saying there’s a chance.
Menver Is Dead: Young Adult Females Now Outnumber Young Adult Males in Denver
In 2000, Denver had 13,000 more adult men than adult women under the age of 36. Today, there are 1,600 more women than men.
Ski and Snowboard Outlet Open on South Broadway, Bar on the Way
“Unfortunately, I’m not going to be able to help anybody with lift tickets…but just to get started in the sport is difficult. It’s not a cheap sport, by any means.”
Former Denver Mayoral Candidate Leading Aurora’s Largest Development Project
Aurora has been developing the Fitzsimons Innovation Community for nearly three decades.
Mercury in Retrograde: Can Denver’s Legendary Club Rise Again?
Marilyn Megenity started the Mercury Cafe fifty years ago. Since then, it’s gone through different names and addresses, a pandemic, new owners…and a boycott.
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Let’s Name Some Grape Weed Strains
I freakin’ love grape flavoring, fake and natural, and so do cannabis growers.
Barth Hotel Assisted Living to Close After Over 40 Years in Downtown Denver
Ownership says the 142-year-old building needs up to $10 million in repairs and improvements.
Boyztown, Denver’s Oldest Queer Cabaret Bar, Has Closed
It’s unclear why Boyztown closed, but it’s a clear loss for Broadway.
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Lucky or Good? Broncos Fans Debate After Win Over Colts.
The Colts ultimately stacked up more disasters than the Broncos.
Reader: Operation Aurora Can’t Come Fast Enough
Two years ago today, Denver Mayor Mike Johnston announced a state of emergency over the flood of migrants. Now Donald Trump is preparing to deport them.
Does Cannabis Help Relieve IBS Pain?
“I just want a little stomach relief without getting super stoned. Are there strains or products that do that?”
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Reader: I Don’t Think I’ve Driven Once Here Without Seeing a Traffic Violation
Safety laws may be “dangerously” inadequate, but so is enforcement of the current laws on Colorado roadways.
Mike Nelson Came to My School Twenty Years Ago, and I’ll Never Forget It
Retiring 9News weatherman Mike Nelson came to Polton Elementary School and gave me my first interview as a journalist.
Denver Billboard Part of National Campaign Against Rising Anti-Semitic Incidents
But not all of Denver’s Jewish community is on board with the sign.
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Smoke and Mirrors: Cannabis-Related Superstitions You Might Be Breaking
From cursed lighters to clumsy omens, here’s a list of quirky superstitions that every cannabis user should know.
Denver’s Next District Attorney Hasn’t Been Sworn in Yet, but He Wants a Raise
“It feels a little bit awkward sitting here when I’m thinking about other resources that our agencies need.”
Westword Joins Bluesky, Reddit
We’re living in a digital-first news world, and it’s our goal to meet readers where they want to get their news.
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Denver Nears Two-Year Anniversary of Migrant Crisis
December 15 marks two years since Denver declared an emergency after being overwhelmed by migrant arrivals. Here’s how local leaders have approached it.
Hair Today, Gone Tomorrow: Mike Nelson Retires From Denver7
The meteorologist won awards for more than his hair.
Aurora Teens Accused of Posting Illicit Photos of High-Schoolers, Extorting Victims
Three suspects, ages eighteen, seventeen and fourteen, were arrested in connection to the case.
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Z Cycle Under New Ownership in Historic Colfax Building
After a turbulent few years, Z Cycle’s new owners believe they have what it takes to keep the wheels turning.