Cerebral Brewing signed a decade‑long lease for a 4,200‑sq‑ft Parker Main Street taproom with about 22 taps and a large patio. The brewer hopes to open in summer 2027.

Denver welcomed a record 37.6 million visitors in 2025, bringing $10.5 billion to the local economy and supporting roughly 73,200 jobs.

Lieutenant Chad Tellinger, a 27‑year North Metro veteran, died off‑duty Thursday. Departments and the IAFF local have posted condolences as the family and district coordinate next steps.

After ten years, Denver's Hinman Pie will close at the end of May. Pickups are available at the 40th Avenue commissary through the final week.

A confidential report accuses Denver Police Division Chief Magen Dodge of creating an abusive workplace. The city is reviewing a 66-page probe while discipline remains pending.

Miles Harford has been released on parole after serving about a year for hiding a woman’s body in a hearse and mishandling cremains. The case has reignited calls for tighter funeral‑home oversight in Colorado.

Cool, cloudy start Friday with highs near 64°F and evening storm chances. Warmer Memorial Day with highs near 85°F.

TSA's guidance now lists medical marijuana as allowed with "special instructions," but Denver International Airport still bans cannabis on its property. Travelers face mixed signals at DEN.

Larimer County confirmed a bat near the Adriel Hills neighborhood tested positive for rabies; officials say there are no known human exposures and urge caution.

A Denver man says he was nearly crushed when a Waste Connections truck dumped and compacted a dumpster he was sleeping in; he’s suing over alleged safety failures. The suit points to industry standards and Colorado law.

A National Abortion Federation survey shows clinics faced waves of threats in 2025 as pardons and a DOJ memo shifted federal enforcement. Providers are tightening security.

Denver will convert Acoma Street into the 5280 Trail's first phase, turning two blocks into a people-first corridor with design review May 21. Construction aims to wrap in late 2027.

Walker & Dunlop arranged $16.7M in equity for Verrbena, a 70-unit Maiker Housing Partners development in Westminster with Head Start and inclusive design.