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Is a coffee kiosk a restaurant? In Aurora, a judge must decide

The Dever Post (Arapahoe County) 6/4 11:00A Justin Wingerter

In Aurora, a percolating dispute between developers centers on the smallest of buildings. If it is allowed to be built over a neighbor’s objection, 7 Brew Coffee will be a...

7 injured in southern Colorado police chase ending in head-on crash

The Denver Post (Crime) 6/4 3:16A Lauren Penington

Seven people were injured Monday afternoon after a Walsenburg police chase ended in a head-on crash on Interstate 25, according to the Colorado State Patrol. Walsenburg police...

3 injured in southbound I-25 crash near Thornton involving semitrailer

The Denver Post (Crime) 6/4 2:53A Lauren Penington

Three people were injured Wednesday morning in a four-vehicle crash on southbound Interstate 25 near Thornton, according to the Northglenn Police Department. A tractor-trailer...

Bear spotted wandering through neighborhoods in the Denver metro area safely relocated

CBS Denver (News) 6/4 2:35A Tori Mason

A bear that made its way through multiple suburban neighborhoods in the Denver metro area was tranquilized and relocated over the weekend. Tim Hartmann According to Colorado Parks and Wildlife, the...

Pueblo officer hits, kills armed shoplifting suspect, state patrol says

The Denver Post (Crime) 6/4 2:00A Katie Langford

A Pueblo police officer struck and killed a shoplifting suspect who brandished a handgun and refused to follow orders, Colorado State Patrol officials said Tuesday. The...

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Colorado brainiacs breeze through first 2 rounds at Scripps National Spelling Bee

The Denver Post (Education) 5/27 6:14A Elizabeth Hernandez

The two brainiacs representing Colorado at the Scripps National Spelling Bee outside Washington, D.C., this week advanced through the first and second rounds of the...

Related: Denver has sent the most champions to the Scripps National Spelling Bee The Denver Post (Education)

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Do we really need a $20 million walkway from the Capitol to a park? (Letters)

The Dever Post (Letters to the Editor) 6/4 1:01A DP Opinion

Pedestrian walkway at Capitol too pricey Re: First images show pedestrian walkway , May 23 news story A proposed pedestrian walkway/bridge is under consideration to run...

Finding Colorado’s state bird was easier than expected

The Denver Post (Pets) 6/2 2:00A Jonathan Shikes

(Editor’s note: This is part of The Know’s series,  Staff Favorites . Each week, we offer our opinions on the best that Colorado has to offer for dining, shopping, entertainment, outdoor activities...

Jazz: Anthony Braxton at 80 is still awe-inspiring

The Denver Post (Music) 6/1 2:00A Bret Saunders

Saxophonist-bandleader-visionary Anthony Braxton turns 80 on June 4, and if you’re not familiar with his mesmerizing sound world, that likely has more to do with a media obsessed with superficiality...

Colorado bars and restaurants preparing for possibility of ICE inspections

The Dever Post (Lifestyles) 5/26 2:00A Miguel Otárola

It was a weekend night in April at Williams & Graham, the trend-setting speakeasy in Denver s Highland neighborhood, and the staff was worried federal immigration agents had shown up nearby. One of...

Denver’s cuts will come at a terrible time, but no one should be surprised (Editorial)

The Dever Post (Opinion) 5/23 3:59A The Denver Post Editorial Board

No one should be surprised that Denver is scaling back hiring and spending for 2025 and 2026. The city has been living high on the hog for more than a decade, growing city...

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Colorado bars and restaurants preparing for possibility of ICE inspections

The Dever Post (Food & Dining) 5/26 2:00A Miguel Otárola

It was a weekend night in April at Williams & Graham, the trend-setting speakeasy in Denver s Highland neighborhood, and the staff was worried federal immigration agents had shown up nearby. One of...

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Can downtown get its swagger back? Denver leaders agree it’s both possible and vital

The Denver Post (Real Estate) 5/29 2:00A Judith Kohler

In a post-pandemic world, is it still important or necessary for major metro areas to have a vibrant downtown at their core? If restaurants, retail outlets and housing are growing in Cherry Creek and...

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