Denver unveiled a framework for the 155‑acre Park Hill Park after nearly 6,000 public comments. City officials hope to begin design bidding this spring; funding and details remain unsettled.

Florida-based CP Group is poised to buy Denver Place at 999 18th St., consolidating downtown holdings as the office market struggles.

The DDDA approved $6M to convert the vacant Barth Hotel into about 50 affordable senior studios, but a 60‑year covenant and a right‑of‑first‑refusal complicate the plan.

Coba, a multi‑building bathhouse planned across from Auraria, would bring saunas, cold plunges and geothermal heating to La Alma with an early‑2027 target.

Air monitoring found methane and elevated benzene near a Fort Lupton school bus stop; the pipeline was shut in and state teams are monitoring while repairs proceed.

Denver forecast includes mild temperatures with highs near 53, partly sunny skies, and a calm wind shifting north. Light snow expected in the mountains, while the plains remain calm.

Dear Emilia opens Jan. 29 in RiNo from the team behind Restaurant Olivia, serving Emilia‑Romagna pastas, Lambrusco flights and house‑preserved condiments. Reservations are recommended.

Nurses and community members will gather outside the Aurora VA on Wednesday to honor ICU nurse Alex Pretti and press for answers after his death in Minneapolis.

A man in custody at Denver's Downtown Detention Center was found unresponsive early Tuesday and later died; Denver Police have opened an investigation and the coroner will determine the cause.

Baron Properties paid roughly $23M for West 10 Business Center in southwest Phoenix and will market about 72K SF of industrial space for immediate occupancy.

Uchiko will open Feb. 17 at 299 Fillmore, bringing a hearth-driven Japanese menu, a 14-seat sushi counter and private dining to Cherry Creek.

Denver Public Library is set to host Battle of the Books, where five participants pitch a transformative book, with the audience voting for the winner.

The Great American Beer Festival will move from the Colorado Convention Center to Levitt Pavilion in Ruby Hill, Oct. 10–11, 2026 — the first outdoor GABF ever. Organizers say tickets go on sale in June.