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The Colorado Attorney General has been trying to reach an extended car warranty company about its mailers
Some of the mailers contain phrases like “FINAL NOTICE” and state that your vehicle coverage “may have already expired.”
Inside the effort to unionize the Federal, Oriental and HQ Denver
The owners aren’t exactly thrilled.
RiNo venue Two Moons Music Hall has closed
The venue was slated to be a part of this year’s Underground Music Showcase.
Wax Trax is opening a “real store” at Stanley Marketplace
The new branch will be the mini-chain’s fifth location.
Cafe artiste: Granddaughter of famous mathematician opens creative cafe
The creative spark is necessary for a good life — which is exactly what Good Practice is all about.
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First (and only) home within Colorado’s most private ski resort heads to auction
The residence is listed for $25.7 million — including a $3 million club membership.
“Same mediocre store with new parking lot”
A new King Soopers just opened in southeast Denver. Some shoppers aren’t impressed.
Cow tipping or drinking raw milk: Which is the bigger dare?
Pasteurization has been around for over a hundred years and is tightly woven into U.S. food safety regulations — for good reason.
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Asia Center saga on hold as plans pulled from the city
“A win is a win. Let yourself feel it. Then put your shoes back on.”
Parisi owner reflects on the restaurant’s destructive fire…and its future
Christine Parisi surveys the damage, both physically and emotionally, while deciding whether to rebuild, renovate or retreat.
Denver-ish Central Market? RiNo food hall vendors claim they’ve been pushed out
Only three of the original 11 vendors remain, and three others exited over the past week.
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Charlie’s Denver cancels Pride turtle race amid animal cruelty complaints
Last weekend’s turtle race prompted reports to PETA, the state Bureau of Animal Protection, and the city health department.
Drag-out fight: Patagonia’s trademark lawsuit against drag queen heats up
One of Denver’s favorite Pride performers is pushing back against a legal attack from one of Denver’s favorite brands.
Why are over 12,000 different businesses all using the same downtown Denver address?
From Denver to Cripple Creek, Colorado businesses and homeowners have discovered their addresses are registered for thousands of different entities.
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From San Luis Valley to Vail, Latino labor powers Colorado’s economy
Latinos have always been a part of Colorado’s story. Here’s how they helped drive the economy and contributed to its lifestyle.
Anti-vax dating group sues Denver beer garden for canceling singles event
The group is suing the bar for alleged civil rights violations.
Why can Glendale sell alcohol until 4 a.m., but Denver bars can’t?
Here’s how a tiny, not-even-a-mile-wide city skirts state law.
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“Take that idealism and put it into some real dollars to support these shops and restaurants.”
Commenters are on a collision course over the Colfax BRT project.
Here’s what’s changed in Denver’s nightlife licensing proposal
The draft still includes a 4 a.m. closing time.
The rumors of Colfax’s devastation are greatly exaggerated…and holding Denver back
“The choice isn’t between supporting businesses and building better transit.”
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Are You Watching? How Matthew Beem Became Colorado’s Biggest YouTube Star
“People thought I was crazy, and they were right.”