Join Host Bree Davies and the City Cast Denver crew every weekday morning as we celebrate, explore, and challenge an ever-changing Denver.... 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
James Walsh is a professor of political science and labor history at CU Denver, and he wants to be mayor.... more
Kelly Brough served as president and CEO of the Denver Metro Chamber of Commerce and chief of staff for then-mayor... more
It’s Friday, and we’re rounding up all the local stories that mattered this week. At the top of that list:... more
When Politico published its rules for surviving Washington DC, it got us thinking: What are the essential rules for surviving... more
Xcel Energy posted $1.7 billion in profits in 2022, yet many Coloradans have seen their energy bills double and in... more
After months of research and planning, Colorado Democrats introduced a big package of gun reform laws last week that tackle... more
The City and County of Denver recently joined cities across the country in banning TikTok from all government devices —... more
Mike Johnston served in the state senate for eight years, ran for governor and the U.S. Senate, and most recently... more
Chris Hansen is a trained engineer and state senator who has represented Denver for the past six years, and he... more
It’s Friday and we’re digging into all the local stories that mattered this week. First, more Mayoral Madness because the... more
Craft breweries can be as intimidating as they are plentiful. But there’s lots to enjoy in the local brewery scene... more
The new podcast “Alphabet Boys” is making waves across the country with revelations about how the FBI used an undercover... more
A series of mysterious incidents in late December forced the Suncor refinery in Commerce City to shut down for weeks.... more
Thomas Wolf is an investment banker who has worked for JP Morgan, Morgan Stanley, Credit Suisse, and Crewe Capital, and... more
Trinidad Rodriguez is an investment banker who’s served on the board of the Denver Housing Authority and as policy advisor... more
It's Friday and we're rounding up all the stories that mattered to Denverites this week. First, TikTok: is it a... more
When Courtney and Nicole Mallery were thinking about buying a ranch on the Eastern Plains, other Black people in Denver... more
Colorado has banned rent control since 1981. But with the cost of housing on the rise across the state, including... more
It’s Valentine’s Day, so we’re surveying the dining scene with Westword’s food editor Molly Martin and editor-in-chief Patty Calhoun. First,... more
In the wake of Brown v. Board of Education, Denver Public Schools created a de facto segregation that was so... more
Ean Thomas Tafoya is an environmental justice advocate and community organizer with 20 years of experience working with and within... more
Lisa Calderón is the executive director of Emerge Colorado, previously served as chief of staff for City Councilwoman Candi CdeBaca,... more
It’s Friday and we’re digging deep into all the local stories that mattered this week. First, the mayor’s race isn’t... more
Nearly three years of a global pandemic have done a number on downtown Denver — high vacancy rates, shuttering businesses,... more
When you pay $80 for an Uber to the airport, how much of that fare goes to the driver? A... more
It’s Tuesday and we’re breaking down the big stories of the week so far: The mayor’s race is heating up,... more
It’s Black History Month, and we’re thinking about the people and experiences that have been foundational to this place. Much... more
Renate Behrens worked as a caretaker in Germany before moving to Colorado to get married, and she wants to be... more
Leslie Herod is a state representative serving parts of Denver, and she wants to be Denver’s next mayor. Host Bree... more
It’s Friday and we’re talking about the stories we couldn’t stop thinking about this week. Host Bree Davies is joined... more
We’ve tackled breakfast burritos. We’ve eaten our way through Denver’s donut scene. We’ve chowed down on fried chicken and compared... more
If you’ve been in Denver for a while, you’ve seen the work of internationally renowned artist Anthony Garcia. Born n’... more
Do you have what it takes to be “entertainer (wet)” — aka, a cliff diver at Casa Bonita? The South... more
For the first time in his now five years as governor, Jared Polis is focusing on housing. Whether its an... more
It’s Friday and we’re rounding up the stories that caught our eye this week. Producer Paul Karolyi and host Bree... more
They say that necessity is the mother of invention. And boy, do we in the West really need to figure... more
On our hunt for Denver’s best street tacos, we stumbled on a story we had to share: After decades working in... more
It’s Tuesday and we’ve got everything you need to know about the local stories Denverites are talking about: Meth residue... more
Leslie Herod is a state representative serving parts of Denver, and she wants to be Denver’s next mayor. Host Bree Davies speaks... more