Politics & Public PolicyNewsroom Brief
Democrat Manny Rutinel Wins Colorado’s 8th Congressional District
Rutinel defeats incumbent Republican Gabe Evans in a tightly watched race.
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Housing & DevelopmentNewsroom Brief
Denver Revisits Citywide Upzoning Plan
The “Unlocking Housing Choices” proposal returns to a citywide approach after recent revisions.
Business & EconomyNewsroom Brief
Alterra Mountain Co. to Relocate Headquarters to Downtown Denver
The ski‑resort operator will move 275 staff into the former Denver Post building with city incentives and free parking.
Local GovernmentNewsroom Brief
Denver Council Mulls Tenants’ Union Rights and Rent‑Escrow Measures
Council members debate policies to curb unsafe rentals and strengthen tenant organizing.
Community NewsNewsroom Brief
Historic Denver Duplex by William Lang Hits the Market
A duplex designed by the architect of the Molly Brown House is now for sale in Denver.
Community EventsNewsroom Brief
Santa’s Lighted Forest Train Lights Up Georgetown Loop Railroad
More than 300,000 synchronized holiday lights illuminate the mountain canyon for Denver-area visitors.
Arts & EntertainmentNewsroom Brief
Denver artist’s Gaza‑focused animated film kicks off Art Gym’s Common Ground series
The new exhibition explores social‑justice themes through animation and visual art.
Business & EconomyNewsroom Brief
Briar Common Brewery & Eatery to Close After a Decade
The Denver brewpub announced its final day of service on Nov. 22.
Arts & EntertainmentNewsroom Brief
Westword Opens 2027 Best of Denver Cover Illustration Contest to Local Artists
The contest invites artists of all ages living in or around Denver to submit entries.
Politics & Public PolicyNewsroom Brief
Democratic “What’s Next” Conference Draws National Leaders to Denver
Hundreds of party officials gathered at Mission Ballroom as Denver eyes the 2028 DNC.
Politics & Public PolicyNewsroom Brief
National Democrats Visit Denver After Historic Midterm Wins
Prominent Democratic leaders gathered in Denver to discuss the party’s next steps following the recent elections.
Politics & Public PolicyNewsroom Brief
Denver Protesters Interrupt ‘What’s Next’ Summit Calling for Progressive House Speaker
Demonstrators disrupted the summit urging a shift from Hakeem Jeffries to a more progressive leader.
Local GovernmentNewsroom Brief
Denver Council Considers Permanent Business Impact Program After Colfax Construction Disruptions
City leaders propose making grants for businesses affected by large projects a standing ordinance.
Politics & Public PolicyNewsroom Brief
Protesters Ejected During Democratic Leadership Debate at Denver’s What’s Next Conference
Rep. Hakeem Jeffries and strategist Jessica Tarlov faced hecklers before security removed demonstrators from Mission Ballroom.
TransportationNewsroom Brief
Denver International Airport Experiences 600 Flight Delays Due to National Ground Stop
A communication issue triggered a widespread ground stop, delaying hundreds of flights at DIA.
Public SafetyNewsroom Brief
FAA Issues Nationwide Airport Ground Stop Over Safety Concerns
Airlines suspend flights at Denver International and other U.S. airports pending further information
Business & EconomyNewsroom Brief
Snooze Restaurant Uses On‑Site System to Convert Food Scraps into Liquid Fertilizer
The Denver eatery’s new trailer turns waste into plant food instantly, aligning with city diversion goals.
Public SafetyNewsroom Brief
Denver Voters Approve Ban on Force-Fed Foie Gras
Ordinance 311, passing with 68% support, will take effect July 1, ending sales of traditionally made foie gras in the city.
Politics & Public PolicyNewsroom Brief
Democratic group launches $1.1 M AI outreach ahead of 2028 campaign
Tomorrow Together aims to shape voter views on AI regulation as Democrats convene in Denver.
Food & RestaurantsNewsroom Brief
Chef and Wine Shop Owner Preview New West Highland Restaurant with Wine-Pairing Dinner
A five‑course tasting event is set for Dec. 8 to showcase the upcoming West Highland concept.
EducationNewsroom Brief
Denver School Board Votes to Close Robert F. Smith STEAM Academy
Board approved a 4-2 vote to shutter the high school at the end of the 2026‑27 school year.
Community EventsNewsroom Brief
Denver Metro Holiday Markets Offer Free Festive Shopping and Entertainment
Several free, dog‑friendly markets open across Denver this season, featuring local makers, live music and holiday activities.
EducationNewsroom Brief
Free Financial Aid Fair Helps Colorado Families Navigate FAFSA and Scholarships
ECMC and partners host a Saturday resource fair in Denver to assist families with college aid applications.
Arts & EntertainmentNewsroom Brief
Local Designer Fresh Sam Highlights Denver Hip‑Hop Fashion Scene
Thornton‑born creative director Fresh Sam discusses her rise and work with notable hip‑hop artists.