A new stall at Edgewater Public Market is serving Japanese-style sandos, onigiri and banh mi from a local operator. The counter blends Japanese and Southeast Asian handhelds for market crowds.

Denver police responded to a shooting near 20th and Pennsylvania; one person was taken to a hospital and detectives are seeking tips.

Police renewed a call for tips after a June 7 shooting on North Santa Fe Drive that left two people wounded. Metro Denver Crime Stoppers is offering up to $2,000 for information.

CoorsTek will occupy about 80,000 square feet in The Pottery as the Clayworks district begins opening; street‑level retail and hundreds of housing units are planned.

A City Council committee advanced a negotiated 20-year Xcel franchise that preserves more than $180 million a year in city benefits and adds new bill-assistance and undergrounding commitments. The full council now decides whether to send the measure to voters before the Aug. 3 referral deadline.

Designs for the Top of Pearl mixed‑use project at 1301 S. Pearl have expanded, adding nearly 8,000 sq ft for offices, restaurants and apartments at the neighborhood gateway.

Clear Creek County moved to Stage 2 fire restrictions at noon on June 29, banning campfires, fireworks and most off-road use across unincorporated areas. Officials warn of criminal penalties for violators.

Mayor Park $5 gives drivers $5 SpotHero reservations downtown through September with time limits and a rotating promo code.

A Red Flag Warning for Boulder County on June 28 bans open burning countywide as gusty winds and low humidity raise wildfire risk. Officials urge residents to avoid spark‑producing activities.

Denver police say one person self‑transported to a hospital after a shooting near 19th and Little Raven; investigators are seeking tips.

Pat Coyner of Cherry Hills rebuilt Wyndham Clark’s swing with wrist and alignment work, helping the Denver native capture his second U.S. Open. The changes began last fall.

Hot, windy conditions push highs into the 90s Saturday; the high country is under a Red Flag Warning. Cooling centers will be available for anyone who needs relief.

Fruita canceled its July 3 fireworks because of wildfire risk and will cap its July 2 concert with a drone show and free giveaways. The city repurposed pyrotechnic funds for ice cream and swag.