Officer Finishes DoorDash After Arrest in CO A unique incident in Colorado Springs has captured attention statewide, showcasing a remarkable act of community service by local law enforcement. Following an arrest, a Colorado Springs police officer went above his typical duties, ensuring a hungry customer still received their meal. This story offers a glimpse into the human side of policing often unnoticed in daily interactions. The Unexpected Delivery Driver The incident unfolded when Officer Tony … Read More

Denver Nuggets Host Inspiring Special Olympics Clinic The spirit of community and sport shone brightly in Denver recently as the reigning NBA champion Denver Nuggets teamed up with Special Olympics Colorado. This special basketball clinic offered local athletes an unforgettable experience, fostering skill, teamwork, and boundless joy right here in our city. A Day of Skill and Smiles The event, held at a state-of-the-art facility, brought together dozens of Special Olympics athletes with several Denver … Read More

Denver Weather: Another Round of Showers Moving In Denver residents should prepare for continued wet conditions as a second round of showers begins to move across the metro area. Following earlier precipitation, this next system is expected to bring more rain, impacting local commutes and outdoor plans throughout the day and into the evening. Understanding the Current Weather Pattern The Denver area is currently experiencing a persistent weather pattern bringing multiple waves of moisture. What … Read More

Kathy Lawton Sentenced in Tragic Senior Living Case A recent development saw Kathy Lawton sentenced for the killing of her husband within a senior living facility. This case underscores the profound responsibilities associated with elder care and raises critical questions about safety and oversight in environments dedicated to our most vulnerable citizens. The Sentencing: A Sobering Conclusion The legal proceedings concluded with Kathy Lawton’s sentencing, marking a definitive end to her trial for the killing … Read More

Underground Music Showcase Returns to Denver’s RiNo Denver’s vibrant River North Art District (RiNo) is set to once again host the highly anticipated Underground Music Showcase, making its return on February 9, 2026. This popular event shines a spotlight on emerging local and national talent, solidifying RiNo’s reputation as a cornerstone for innovative arts and culture. Mark your calendars for a unique dive into the heart of Denver’s dynamic music scene. The Return of a … Read More

Parker’s Las Delicias Reopens with a Tex-Mex Twist For decades, Las Delicias was a beloved staple in Parker, known for its no-frills, traditional Mexican comfort food. After a brief closure and change of hands, the iconic eatery has reopened its doors, reimagined as a vibrant Tex-Mex destination under new, yet familiar, ownership. A Parker Institution Gets a Modern Makeover The original Las Delicias on Twenty Mile Road held a special place in the hearts of … Read More

DAM Unveils “What We’ve Been Up To: People” Exhibition The Denver Art Museum (DAM) is showcasing a compelling new exhibition, “What We’ve Been Up To: People,” featuring previously unseen portraits. This collection offers a fresh look at identity and community through the eyes of various artists, providing a unique opportunity for Denver locals to engage with contemporary art and local talent. A Fresh Lens on Local Identity at DAM The Denver Art Museum continues its … Read More