Join Host Bree Davies and the City Cast Denver crew every weekday morning as we celebrate, explore, and challenge an ever-changing Denver.... more
Socializing is a hot commodity in the Mile High, and there are plenty of bars, parks, and adult-oriented entertainment spaces... more
A few years back, The New York Times spent some time in Denver and came back with a visitor’s guide... more
Alma Fonda Fina is one of the buzziest new restaurants in town — but a lawsuit over the potential theft... more
There are two very distinctive, very green buildings being built in Denver right now — maybe you’ve seen them? One... more
It’s Friday and we’re talking about all the biggest stories in Denver this week. First up, the hotly contested debate... more
Denver’s fashion sense is, well, questionable. So it’s no wonder GQ once named Governor Jared Polis as the “worst-dressed congressman... more
Over the past few years, ramen shops have proliferated across Colorado, as more and more Denverites hop on the broth-y,... more
It’s Tuesday and we’re talking about the biggest stories of the week. First up, downtown is going through a rough... more
Driving around downtown Denver, you’d be forgiven for getting frustrated about parking. But is the solution to our parking woes... more
It’s Friday and we’re talking about the biggest stories of the week. First, Rep. Ken Buck announced this week that... more
If Sen. Michael Bennet had his way, TikTok would already be banned. But after more than a year of intense... more
When Denver’s most historic jazz club was sold in 2021, developer Kenneth Monfort said he didn’t want to “erase El... more
It’s Tuesday and we’re looking at the biggest stories of the week. First, it’s been five years and the Avalanche... more
What’s the best bar in Denver? Is it the bar with the highest average rating on Yelp? Is it the... more
Even with record low voter turnout, President Biden and former President Trump easily cruised to victory in Colorado’s presidential primaries... more
Chef Michael Diaz de Leon had a great 2023. For his work at the buzzy Mexican-inspired fine-downtown dining spot BRUTØ,... more
Last month, boxes of cremated remains were found in the home of a funeral director, along with a decomposing body... more
Colorado’s presidential primaries are today, and we already know who’s going to win. But local Palestinian solidarity groups have launched... more
It’s March, Denver’s snowiest month of the year — but that won’t stop any true Denverite from getting out and... more
It’s Friday, and we’re looking back at the biggest stories of the week. First up, Mayor Mike Johnston has a... more
The bad news just keeps rolling in for downtown Denver — more restaurants have closed, office buildings are hitting their... more
Bright yellow billboards have popped up around Denver proclaiming that something called the Epoch Times is the “#1 Trusted News.”... more
Two weeks after announcing budget cuts for Parks & Rec and the DMV, Mayor Mike Johnston on Monday laid out... more
There are only five strip clubs left in Denver today, and one of them was just forced to shut down... more
It’s Friday and we’re rounding up the biggest stories of the week. First, if social media is making kids depressed,... more
Ask any Denverite about the stinkiest spot in the city, and for more than 90 years the answer has been... more
Back in 2022, voters decided that Denver definitely deserves sidewalks. But not everyone was happy with the new taxes to... more
For the past year, Colorado’s Attorney General Phil Weiser has been investigating the proposed merger of two of Denver’s biggest... more
It’s Friday, and we’re looking back at the biggest stories of the week. First, why is the City of Denver... more
Pizza makers, aka pizzaiolos, are notoriously particular about their ovens. Is it coal-fired? Or wood? How hot does it get?... more
What does it take to be a true Denverite? There’s gotta be a turning point sometime after you first see... more
Denverites are reeling from Mayor Johnston’s Friday announcement of budget cuts to free up money to provide more support for... more
After a deal on immigration reform died in Congress last week, Mayor Mike Johnston made a decision he didn’t want... more
It’s Friday, and we’re digging into all the local stories that mattered this week. First, Suncor Energy is getting hit... more
It’s almost Valentine’s Day! Have you planned something extra thoughtful for your sweetie?Did you remember to make a reservation? Fear... more
Spurred by new guidelines issued last month by the Biden Administration, curators at the vaunted American Museum of Natural History... more
Late last week, Mayor Mike Johnston responded to City Council’s ban on sweeps of homeless encampments during freezing temperatures with... more
Did you know Denver used to have a streetcar? That simple, nostalgia-fueled question has lured many transit nerds and urban... more
Do you have that one spot in the city where your phone calls always get dropped? Or that place in... more
It’s the month of love! It’s also “false spring,” aka temps in the 20s and 60s. So, what is a... more
What makes a particular intersection worse than another? Or more dangerous? Or just plain rage-inducing? From the urban streets we... more
It’s Tuesday, and we’re talking about all the stories that matter in Denver this week. First, Secretary of State Jena... more
One of Denver’s richest men just won another major ruling in a years-long legal battle with his own nieces over... more
It’s Friday, and we’re talking about all the stories that mattered this week. District 7 city councilmember Flor Alvidrez is... more
Dry January is coming to a close, but what if you want to keep the booze-free party going? Beyond Denver’s... more
With busloads of migrants still arriving in Denver nearly every day, Mayor Mike Johnston just returned from a second trip... more
State transportation officials for years have been using humor to spice up their safety messaging (e.g., “camp in the mountains,... more
It seems like Mayor Mike Johnston has tried everything to make Denver a welcoming place for the nearly 40,000 South... more
A Lakewood woman is suing her apartment’s management company for “junk fees” after it allegedly added hidden charges to her... more
Everyone knows the reasons why you might want to eat less meat — it’s good for the Earth, it’s good... more
¡Viva! Streets brought more than 40,000 Denverites out to enjoy car-free streets in 2023. But the pedestrian-centered effort to revitalize... more
The Colorado state legislature returned to work last week, with Democrats still in control of both the House of Representatives,... more
Sponsored by Tecovas, Western Week reaches a thrilling finale! The Downtown Denver Partnership and Mayor Mike Johnston rolled out a new... more
Sponsored by Tecovas, Western Week continues! And we are digging into one of Denver’s most unusual claims to culinary fame —... more
Sponsored by Tecovas, Western Week continues! And we are going into the belly of the beast, the Stock Show itself. Join... more
Welcome back to Western Week, our weeklong celebration and investigation into Denver’s Western roots, brought to you by Tecovas! Host Bree... more
Welcome back to Western Week! Sponsored by Tecovas, our celebration of Denver’s Western roots continues today with a game about the... more
Sponsored by Tecovas, Western Week continues! As the longhorns paraded down 17th Street yesterday to kick off the National Western Stock... more
Presented by Tecovas, Western Week continues! The National Western Stock Show kicks off this weekend, serving up 16 days of fun... more
Welcome to Western Week, sponsored by Tecovas! The National Western Stock Show is set to open this weekend in Denver, as... more
It’s 2024! Maybe you’ve joined a gym or made some new year’s resolutions. But what are you doing for fun?... more
Could you guess a Denver institution based only on how its haters described it in a 1-star review? Play along... more
CPR climate reporter and EV owner Sam Brasch says there is “no better state in the country to buy an... more
Mike Johnston made a lot of big promises when he was on the campaign trail earlier this year — like... more
It’s been exactly one year since the Denver Post published a blockbuster three-part investigation uncovering an international criminal conspiracy involving... more
The Colorado Supreme Court made international headlines this week when it ruled that former president Donald Trump will not be... more
Twenty-one years after Northsider Jose Ramirez ventured into Centennial to open the first Los Dos Potrillos in 2002, his sons... more
After Rep. Lauren Boebert’s “Beetlejuice” moment back in September, Liberals across the country gleefully jeered and cheered as she tried... more
Mayor Mike Johnston has less than two weeks left to bring almost 500 people off the street into housing if... more
Denver is on track to see more people evicted from their homes this year than any time since 2008. But... more
A new poll shows that Coloradans are “slightly” optimistic about the direction of the state. But a closer look at... more
The beverage of the moment here in Denver — like the rest of the country — comes from an unlikely... more
Cold weather is a fact of life up here in Mile High. But current city policy says that Denver’s emergency... more
Since Central and South American migrants started arriving in Denver almost exactly one year ago, more than 30,000 people have... more
The numbers are in and it’s official, Denver is not the car theft capital of the country. Car thefts are... more
Colorado Ballet’s production of The Nutcracker is a popular Denver holiday tradition, but ticket prices have barely increased in the... more
The hottest trend in Denver dining right now is the holiday pop-up. These timely takeovers have been popping up everywhere... more
The holidays are in full swing, but December is just getting started! From holiday markets in picturesque mountain towns to... more
Over the summer a show at Red Rocks was hit by a hailstorm that injured several people and left hundreds... more
Tim Hernández came on our show for the first time two years ago as a 24-year-old teacher who was not... more
Ever since the Hamas attack on Israel on October 7, tensions over the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict have been on the rise... more
Last year, Colorado voters decided that grocery stores could sell wine along with beer, which had many independent liquor store... more
With construction on the 16th St. Mall now set to last through 2025 and many office workers happier working at... more
Mayor Mike Johnston’s effort to house 1,000 people by the end of the year is not looking great, with more... more
It seems like everyone has an opinion on where to find the best green chile in town. So why do... more
Happy Thanksgiving! We’re celebrating the short week with a round-up of all the local stories that matter. First, it’s been... more
Black Friday and the holiday shopping season are right around the corner, but while the big chain stores are rolling... more
Many cities have a museum solely dedicated to telling their own story, and many of those museums are a source... more
Gas prices are trending down nationwide, but they are perhaps nowhere lower than the exit off I-25 into Greenwood Village.... more
Hungry for lunch but don’t want to go out? One local restaurant owner hopes you don’t reach for that meal-delivery... more
After a water main break, the rise of streaming, and a global pandemic put the Esquire Theatre on the brink,... more
It’s Tuesday, and we’re talking about all the local stories that matter this week. First, local officials are officially hyped... more
The State of Colorado has a lot of big, lofty goals to help stave off climate change. But according to... more
It wasn’t the biggest election of our lifetimes. It wasn’t even the biggest election in Denver this year! But this... more
A few years ago Tom Messina made a deal to sell off his iconic East Colfax building — then known... more
Voter turnout was unsurprisingly low for yesterday’s off-year election, but we still have plenty of results to dissect from all... more
It might not feel like it, but today is election day. So host Bree Davies and producer Paul Karolyi are... more
Between the ongoing I-70 traffic conundrum, housing affordability issues in basically every ski town, pricey passes to overcrowded lift lines,... more
Epic weed drama erupted this week, with the outing of a “rat in the community” who allegedly made dozens of... more
It’s Thursday, and we are so ready for the weekend. So as usual, newsletter editor and our resident foodie Peyton... more
Welcome to November, the month of 5 p.m. sunsets, extended family visits, early holiday shopping, and colder temps. Newsletter editor... more
Election day is just a week away and while it’s an off-year, there are plenty of important races and issues... more
With Halloween coming up tomorrow, we’re thinking about everything that goes bump in the night. But the importance of Denver’s... more
Our friends at Metropolitan State University of Denver (aka MSU or just plain “Metro”) recently hosted our very own Bree... more
Four years after the killing of Elijah McClain, Aurora police are finally on trial. But what about the systemic injustices... more
We’re talking noodles, dumplings, and cocktails unapologetically seasoned with MSG as host Bree Davies chats with newsletter editor Peyton Garcia... more
Can you believe it’s already been 100 days since our new mayor Mike Johnston was inaugurated? He hasn’t even had... more
It’s Tuesday, and we’re talking about all the stories that matter this week. First up, Governor Jared Polis made a... more
The City of Denver’s official budget for 2024 determines how the powers that be will spend a whopping $1.74 billion... more
Tattered Cover filed for bankruptcy this week after a rough few years for the beloved Denver institution. Three of the... more
The weekend is so close you can almost taste it. So we’re digging into the biggest food story of the... more
Earlier this month, History Colorado released a major report documenting the history of Indigenous “boarding schools” across our state, including... more
It’s Tuesday, and we’re talking about all the local stories that matter this week. Four years after Elijah McClain was... more
This morning on the podcast, we did our best to understand the most confusing and most impactful question on Colorado... more
The Wall Street Journal called it a “back-door tax hike.” Colorado conservatives are calling it a TABOR killer. Even Democrats... more
The Triangle Bar closed “indefinitely” last Sunday, owner Scott Coors blamed homeless encampments, and the press ran with an easy... more
It’s Thursday, and we’re here to get you ready for a great Denver weekend! Newsletter editor and resident foodie Peyton... more
Three thousand Kaiser Permanente employees went on strike across Colorado last week and, although their bosses didn’t cave, all those... more
We had so much fun last month with our game show based on 1-star reviews of Denver icons, we decided... more
It’s Friday and we’re digging into all the local stories that mattered this week. First, this week’s influx of Central... more
Are food halls officially over? Axios Denver reports that food halls across the Denver metro are closing or being sold.... more
It’s been more than a month since RTD’s Zero Fare For Better Air promotion beckoned riders to just get on... more
Mayor Mike Johnston says he plans to house 1,000 people before the end of 2023, and so far he’s got... more
‘Tis the spooky season! October is upon us and there are so many cool things to do, see, and imbibe... more
It’s no secret — Colorado’s air quality is suffering, and last Friday regulators approved yet another new plan to address... more
As we wrap up a week of fall getaways, we wanted to leave you with an enticing list of delicious... more
What’s the most haunted place in all of Colorado? A lot of folks would tell you it’s the Stanley Hotel... more
Pickleball fever has swept the country, and after three years of explosive growth it looks like it’s not going anywhere... more
All this week, we’re celebrating the gorgeous season that is fall in Colorado. Today, we’re focusing on perfect weekend getaways... more
More than ten thousand people with big dreams arrived in the Mile High City for this year’s Denver Startup Week,... more
This weekend marks the tenth anniversary of what our guest calls “Comedy Christmas” — aka, the High Plains Comedy Festival.... more
At the height of the racial justice protests of 2020, Denverites — like the rest of the country — reckoned... more
It’s Tuesday, so host Bree Davies and producer Paul Karolyi are breaking down all the local stories that matter. First,... more
With the opening of Yuan Wonton’s new shared brick-and-mortar restaurant in Park Hill, the food trend of the fall is... more
U.S. Representative Lauren Boebert had a big night out at the theater in Denver this past weekend, complete with vaping,... more
After months of anticipation and rumors, the Michelin Guide bestowed five local restaurants a Michelin star at an exclusive ceremony... more
The humble user review — taken alone, is just one person’s opinion. But put a bunch together, and that aggregated... more
It’s easy to walk down the streets of Denver and see the major issues facing our city — housing, homelessness,... more
It’s easy to forget, but Denver is still a young city, constantly searching for an identity. So it’s confounding why... more
Mayor Mike Johnston is tackling Denver’s homelessness crisis head on, but the city might not be able to wait for... more
When a brand new Denver restaurant landed on Bon Appétit’s most anticipated openings list, we were sooooo curious — what’s... more
For more than 100 years, the brick power plant at Zuni Street and West 14th Avenue generated electricity for Denver... more
Denver’s a cool place, full of cool things to do each and every month — and September is no exception.... more
When State Senator Julie Gonzales wrote the Towing Bill of Rights last year, she had no idea that she’d have... more
The Michelin Guide is giving some mystery, top tier restaurants highly coveted stars at their invite-only event on Sept. 12,... more
They don’t make stuff like they used to…turns out that’s true for Denver’s buildings as well. Art Writer and Architecture... more
Host Bree Davies and state politics and green chile correspondent Justine Sandoval are breaking down all the local stories that... more
Denver’s park system is something to behold — we have more than 250 dedicated green spaces in the city proper... more
When the University of Colorado hired NFL Hall of Fame superstar Deion “Prime Time” Sanders to be their next head... more
Guy Fieri’s people have returned to two Colorado restaurants made famous by “Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives” — which has us... more
Well, it’s happening again. Complaints about traffic have driven the powers that be to make the same old proposal: What... more
It’s Tuesday, and we’re talking about all the local stories that matter this week. First, the Latino Cultural Arts Center... more
A few years ago, the New York Times spent a weekend in Denver as part of its “36 Hours” series,... more
Unions are all the rage this summer. It’s looking like the busiest summer of labor action since 2000, with 323,000... more
We’re hitting that late-summer stride in Colorado as temps rise into the upper 90s, and being without air conditioning feels... more
Denver looks different through everyone’s eyes. So, how do you capture the Mile High City in a way that showcases... more
Host Bree Davies and producer Paul Karolyi are breaking down all the local stories that matter this week — starting... more
Downtown Denver has a lot of big, beautiful office buildings that are… empty. Simultaneously, the city is facing an ongoing... more
What a week it was in Denver! First, DPS is in the midst of a crisis, this time involving a... more
That Mile High sun is a-blazing, and that can only mean one thing. It’s patio season here in Denver. So... more
The Colorado Republican Party sued the state last week in an effort to stop unaffiliated voters — who make up... more
Prior to the first sweep of a homeless encampment on his watch, Mayor Mike Johnston made a visit to meet... more
Is there still a place for strip clubs in Denver’s vast world of entertainment, arts, and “immersive” experiences? Can our... more
It’s wedding season in Colorado, and that means… your $2-million Aspen wedding could be ruined by a crappy sound system... more
We love talking about cool events and things to do around Denver. But there are so many to choose from!... more
It’s summertime and we’re thinking about what else — hot dogs. Does the Mile High actually have a hot dog... more
Are drivers more aggressive in Denver than they used to be? Has it become the norm to speed on neighborhood... more
When it comes to climate change, Governor Jared Polis and the Democrats in control of the statehouse are betting big... more
We’re less than a month into Mike Johnston’s first term as mayor, and things are already off to a bumpy... more
Content warning: This episode contains mentions of sexual violence. Earlier this week on our episode about self care, we recommended a... more
Who makes the best ice cream in town? Is it the parlor with the best vibes? Or does it all... more
Our friends at City Cast Salt Lake picked this fight, and we’re finally hashing it out. Can Salt Lake City... more
Neighbors in Congress Park and Country Club say that new infrastructure meant to keep cyclists safe is making their neighborhoods... more
Today is International Self-Care Day, and what more prompting do any of us need than to spend some time with... more
It was a raucous night on Colfax last night -- as usual -- and the renovated garage behind Bruz Off... more
Next time you find yourself in LoDo or wandering around near Union Station, look down. Just below the streets of... more
Robert Speer. Michael Hancock. Benjamin Stapleton. Federico Peña. Wellington Webb. Each mayor of Denver leaves their mark on the city... more
Mayor Mike Johnston was inaugurated yesterday, with an inspiring speech and… a killer music festival? It’s Tuesday, so host Bree... more
Do you remember your first time on Colfax Avenue? It was probably equal parts exhilarating, interesting, confusing, and entertaining, as... more
With our first new mayor in 12 years set to be inaugurated on Monday, we’re running out of time to... more
Is there anything worse than a bad hike? Maybe you ran out of water. Maybe you didn’t pack the micro-spikes.... more
Mike Johnston will be sworn in as Denver’s 46th mayor on Monday, and he’s already making moves. He hired a... more
¡Viva! Streets! took over Broadway once again, literally intersecting with the Lowrider Show and Shine event outside the Denver Art... more
To the chagrin of many summer lovers, Denver’s public pools are once again operating with limited hours, due to —... more
It’s Friday and we’re talking about all the news that mattered this short, holiday week. From our expansive craft brew... more
Downtown Denver is definitely not the hellhole that some suburban Republicans think it is, but since the pandemic it’s certainly... more
Did you keep a diary as a kid? Did you have that safe place where all of your teenage thoughts... more
Every city has its unwritten rules, and when Politico published its rules for surviving Washington DC, we figured why not... more
It’s Friday and we’re talking about the big local stories this week. Casa Bonita continues to dominate the news cycle... more
Starting in July, the City of Denver is officially launching its free composting program, which will serve more than 180,000... more
In the wake of the March 23 shooting at East High School, thousands of students walked out of class in... more
It’s Tuesday, and we’re talking about all the local stories that matter this week. First up, RTD’s “Zero Fare for... more
After a wet winter and super rainy spring, our rivers and creeks are running high. Does that mean we’re about... more
It’s Friday and we’re talking about all the the stories that mattered this week. The big Pride weekend is finally... more
There are lots of glitzy attractions around Denver — but which ones are really worth it? Which destinations are just... more
Colorado’s most infamous Republican, Rep. Lauren Boebert, won re-election last November by a mere 546 votes, shocking the unsuspecting Denver... more
You ever see one of those signs that say “We Buy Ugly Houses” stapled to a telephone poll? Or plastered... more
The Nuggets are finally world famous! Denver’s hometown ballers won their first NBA Championship in franchise history, and the city... more
The Denver Museum of Nature and Science is full of dioramas depicting wolves in the arctic, rare birds from across... more
Every Friday on City Cast Denver, our newsletter editor Peyton Garcia joins the crew to offer some event recommendations, and... more
UPDATE 6/13/23: After this episode was published, we learned that the location of the Jor'Dell Richardson community memorial and procession... more
AI is everywhere right now — at least that’s how it seems. The technology has a lot of people worried,... more
It’s Friday and we’re talking about all the local stories that grabbed our attention this week — aka, the election.... more
When nightclub owner Steven Alix bought the old Irish Snug, he didn’t know anything about Sid King or his famous... more
The people of Denver have elected Mike Johnston to become their first new mayor in 12 years. While the results... more
Summer is finally here! But no need to stress if your calendar’s not already full of summer fun. Over the... more
Yes, Red Rocks is a world-famous concert venue, drawing music-lovers from all walks of life to the Denver suburbs. But... more
What will the next mayor do when it comes to housing and homelessness? There are so many important issues at... more
It’s Friday and we’re chatting about all the local stories that caught our eyes this week. With Election Day looming,... more
The mayor’s race is grabbing all the headlines lately, but what about Denver City Council? With contested runoffs in Districts... more
While Denver’s dining scene has attracted top chefs from all over the world, it’s our mom-and-pop shops and holes in... more
Shinesty CEO Chris White got his start selling thrift store finds to his fellow CU Boulder students hoping to stand... more
The mayor’s race is getting spicy! No, we’re not talking about the latest attack ad; we’re talking about hot wings.... more
Hey Denver newsletter editor Peyton Garcia got a sneak preview of the new Casa Bonita this morning, and she’s calling... more
It’s Friday, and we’re talking about all the local stories that mattered this week. After sweeping the Los Angeles Lakers,... more
A nostalgia bomb is about to go off on West Colfax, because the long-awaited return of Casa Bonita is expected... more
After a historic 12 years in what he calls the “best political job in Colorado,” Michael Hancock is ready to... more
It’s Tuesday, and we’re breaking down all the local stories that matter this week. First, Colorado Springs has a brand-new... more
More than 10,000 migrants from Central and South America have arrived in Denver since December, seeking opportunity, shelter, or just... more
We love having Denver Post columnist Jo Ann Allen on our Friday shows, but did you know she makes a... more
It’s Friday and we’re talking about all the local stories that caught our eyes this week. First, we talk a... more
Twenty-seven Denverites ran for mayor. Seventeen made the ballot. Now it’s down to two: Kelly Brough and Mike Johnston. Ballots... more
It’s time to vote for a new mayor… again! Ballots for the June 6 runoff are in the mail this... more
Three miles of Broadway and Welton were shut down for the inaugural ¡Viva! Streets Denver last weekend, as pedestrians and... more
Planning on buying tickets to your favorite show? Good luck! If you happen to be a Swiftie, a member of... more
It’s Friday, and we’re digging into all the local stories that mattered this week. First, state lawmakers are officially done... more
Ask any Denverite what they’d guess is the most popular car in Colorado, and nine times out of ten they’ll... more
We all know Denver isn’t the super affordable city it once was. But we’re all still here, trying to get... more
Mother’s Day is just around the corner — have you made plans with your mother yet?! This holiday often centers... more
Colorado was lucky to have a particularly wet winter in 2023, meaning water runoff from the mountains is really strong... more
It’s Friday, and we’re talking about all the local stories that mattered this week. Way back in November 2019, Colorado... more
It’s not just you— trying to get a camping spot in Colorado feels impossible these days because it kind of... more
There didn’t used to be a place in Denver called RiNo. So it wasn’t a problem when a bunch of... more
With 2023 state legislative session almost over, the race is on to get these bills outta the house — but... more
The Nuggets are having a history-making season, and — knock on wood! — Denver could be on its way to... more
It’s Friday, and we’re rounding up the stories that caught our eye this week. Housing has been top of mind... more
Are the stars more beautiful from Denver? We are one mile closer, after all. But seriously, after the surprise Aurora... more
Gardening in Colorado comes with a unique set of challenges. Between our clay-heavy soil and our seriously dry climate, getting... more
It’s Tuesday, and we’re looking at all the important stories shaping Denver this week. With only a few weeks left... more
Way back in 1981, a humble New York transplant named Jimmy Lambatos opened an innovative toasted sub shop at the... more
It’s time for the thrilling conclusion to Cherry Creek Week! All week long, we’ve been talking about one of Denver’s most... more
It’s Cherry Creek Week, Day Four! The story of Cherry Creek is the story of big dreams, yet with each exciting... more
It’s Cherry Creek Week — Day Three! When Denverites talk about Cherry Creek, the conversation often goes to the neighborhood’s multi-million... more
Cherry Creek Week continues! Sometimes it feels like the only constant in Denver is change. And that feeling is especially present... more
Welcome to Cherry Creek Week! Density. Growth. Infrastructure. Housing. Overcrowding. These words represent our biggest challenge as a city: How can... more
The Nuggets are having one of their best seasons in decades as they take the number one seed in the... more
Is the Polis administration’s “More Housing Now” proposal the solution to our state’s affordable housing woes? Some think it’s a... more
Sam Tallent is kind of a big deal — the Denver metro-raised comedian has been touring the stand-up circuit for... more
It’s Tuesday and we’re talking about the big stories around Denver this week, especially what’s happening with Denver Public Schools.... more
From the Illuminati and the New World Order to the runways and some weird art, there are too many conspiracy... more
It’s Friday! Although election night is behind us, we’re still waiting for all the ballots to be counted. We know... more
Denver’s LoDo neighborhood has long been a magnet for nighttime revelry, with its concentration of restaurants, breweries, shops, and nightclubs.... more
For the first time in 12 years, Denver will have a new mayor. And now we’ve officially narrowed the field... more
It’s Election Day! We’ll be back to dig into the results on tomorrow’s episode. But for now, we’re digging into... more
After interviewing almost all of the original 17 candidates for Denver mayor, host Bree Davies and producer Paul Karolyi have... more
Last month, the City of Denver transferred 35 bison from our historic herd at Genesee Park outside Golden to the... more
It’s the Friday before election day and these races are heating up. Or are they? Low voter turnout for mail-in... more
Short-term rentals — like AirBnB or VRBO — may be controversial, but after a pandemic downturn, they’re back and more... more
Can you stand the heat? It takes a lot of gastrointestinal fortitude to taste test dozens of local hot sauces,... more
It’s Tuesday, and we’re digging into all the local stories that matter this week. First up, the beloved Japanese restaurant... more
During this school year alone, East High School has been the site of swattings, violent threats, and multiple shootings —... more
This year alone there have been two shootings at East High School, prompting mass student walkouts, renewed calls for gun... more
Between the mayor’s race and the Park Hill Golf Course, our ballots for the April 4 election are jam-packed! But... more
Christie Buchele is one of Denver’s hardest working comedians, but her new one-woman show, “Lost & Found,” isn’t about the... more
It’s Tuesday and we’re talking about the big stories around Denver this week. The Park Hill Golf Course saga gets... more
Images of our Wild West past often evoke the work of men: miners, railroad titans, fur trappers, cowboys, and land... more
Robert Treta is the owner of Treta Design and Build Inc., a contracting company, and he wants to be mayor.... more
Debbie Ortega is currently an at-large representative on City Council. She has served on council and worked in local government... more
It’s Friday and we’re talking about the local stories that mattered this week — which of course involves the mayor’s... more
Ever since that day last December, when the South Park guys announced that Casa Bonita would be re-opening this May,... more
Twelve-term congresswoman Pat Schroeder passed away this week at the age of 82, leaving behind an important legacy that changed... more
It’s Tuesday, and we’re taking a look at the stories that matter to Denverites this week. Obviously that means Casa... more
Denver is the Mile High City. Literally, that means we are one mile closer to the sun and that much... more
Terrance Roberts is a former gang member-turned-Park Hill community and civil rights activist. He sits down with host Bree Davies... more
Kwame Spearman is on leave from his job as CEO of Tattered Cover, which is also co-owns, and he wants... more
It’s Friday and we’re rounding up the stories that caught our eyes — and noses — this week. Producer Paul... more
Of all the dinosaurs, we Coloradans have a special connection to the Stegosaurus. So much so that in February, state... more
The Republican Party of Colorado is in tough shape. They’ve been on a major losing streak since Cory Gardner was... more
The 95th Academy Awards will be presented this Sunday in Los Angeles, and at least a couple Coloradans are up... more
Between the high price of natural gas and the push for green energy, conservatives in Colorado have in the last... more
Kwame Spearman is on leave from his job as CEO of Tattered Cover, which is also co-owns, and he wants to be... more