Recommended vaccines for pregnant women | Health Tidbits with Dr. Kohli
The American College of Obstetrics and Gynecology and the Centers of Disease Control make different recommendations for which vaccines pregnant women should get. Dr. Kohli spells out what the differences […]2 months ago
Dick’s Sporting Goods brings its biggest store concept, Colorado House of Sport, to Colorado
If you’ve ever stood in a sporting goods store staring at a rack of baseball bats wishing you could just, you know, hit something — today is your day. Dick’s […]2 months ago
Colorado Parks and Wildlife logs over 6,000 statewide bear sightings in 2026 so far
Colorado’s suburban bear encounters are surging — and your trash can is basically a welcome mat. If you’ve been spotting more bears wandering through your neighborhood lately, you’re not imagining […]2 months ago
Horror movies set for release in 2026
Summer’s almost dead. Horror season is very much alive. If you’ve been patiently waiting out the superhero sequels and animated family films of summer, congratulations — your reward is a […]2 months ago
Disney announces Storyliving, residential communities designed by Disney Imagineers
And no, we’re not talking about a timeshare. If you’ve ever watched a Disney parade and thought, “I never want to leave,” well, congratulations — Mickey Mouse is apparently listening. […]2 months ago
NBA reveals Denver Nuggets’ opening week and Christmas games
The NBA dropped a tease of the 2026-27 regular season schedule, and Denver Nuggets fans now have something to actually circle on their calendars — assuming they still use paper […]2 months ago
August 10 is National Spoil Your Dog Day
Go ahead. Give them the good treats. They’ve earned it just by existing. If your dog is currently staring at you with those eyes, today is the universe’s way of […]2 months ago
Hollywood roundup: Sequels, reboots and spinoffs targeted at Millennials in the works
A roundup of the upcoming movies and TV shows that are going to absolutely demolish Millennials right in the feels Look, Millennials already have enough to deal with — skyrocketing […]2 months ago
Colorado nonprofit donates belongings lost at ski resorts to those in need
Slopes to Hope is turning resort lost-and-founds into something actually meaningful. Here’s something most skiers never think about: When you leave your glove on the chairlift or forget your jacket […]2 months ago
So You Think You Can Ball? The Grand Rapids Gold Are Coming to Denver to Find Out
The Denver Nuggets’ NBA G League affiliate is holding open tryouts in the Mile High City on August 30th — and yes, that means you. If you’ve been hooping at […]2 months ago
Snitching on neighbors for watering lawns | Hot Take Tuesday
Would you report your neighbor over watering the lawn during the drought? Jenny would and does, apparently.2 months ago
Denver Zoo Just Got Weirder, and We Mean That in the Best Way
The Denver Zoo Conservation Alliance welcomes babirusas — Indonesia’s most gloriously strange-looking animals — and honestly, they deserve all the attention. If you’ve never heard of a babirusa, don’t worry. […]2 months ago
Kids Think Veggies Come From the Store, and Honestly, Can We Blame Them?
A new survey is giving parents everywhere a gentle reality check — and maybe a reason to finally plan that farm trip they’ve been putting off. Hello Fresh recently released […]2 months ago
Forget Summer, Halloween Season Is Now Officially Underway
Retailers aren’t waiting until October — or September, or even late August — to cash in on America’s favorite spooky holiday If you walked into a Michaels, Home Depot or […]2 months ago
Aurora Reservoir Swim Beach Closed Because Bacteria Decided to Move In
Because nothing says “summer fun” quite like a water quality advisory. If you had a trip to Aurora Reservoir’s swim beach on your calendar, you might want to pencil in […]2 months ago
Colorado turns 150 this weekend — help set world record with coffee and donuts on Pikes Peak
Colorado is turning 150 years old on Saturday, August 1, and the Centennial State — which, yes, is now technically the Sesquicentennial State, but nobody’s updating the nickname — is […]2 months ago
10 Things in most homes that are dirtier than a Toilet Seat
You scrub your toilet like it’s a part-time job. You’ve got the gloves, the brush, maybe even a little checklist on the bathroom wall. Meanwhile, the rest of your house […]2 months ago
Deputies Respond to Break-In in Roxborough — Suspects Are Two Very Nosy Bear Cubs
DOUGLAS COUNTY, Colo. — When Douglas County Sheriff’s Office deputies got a call about a break-in at a Roxborough home, they probably weren’t expecting the suspects to weigh about 40 […]2 months ago
42,000 Pounds of Free Potatoes Are Yours for the Taking in Denver This Morning
Denver, you have officially run out of excuses for an empty pantry. We Don’t Waste, the Denver-based food recovery nonprofit that does exactly what its name says, is throwing what […]2 months ago
Meet Jimothy: The Round Little Raccoon the Entire Internet Is Obsessed With
The internet has a new hero, and he’s a chonky, short-spined raccoon waddling around a Seattle neighborhood like he owns the place. Which, honestly, he kind of does now. Jimothy […]2 months ago
FDA approves new sunscreen ingredient | Health Tidbits with Dr. Kohli
On this edition of “Health Tidbits,” Dr. Kohli talks all things bemotrizinol, the first additional sunscreen ingredient approved by the FDA in over 20 years. She discusses the differences between […]2 months ago
Blucifer’s First Rodeo Is the Denver Music Festival South Broadway Has Been Waiting For
259 local acts, 39 venues, and one very good reason to skip driving this weekend Denver already has a demonic blue horse with glowing red eyes guarding its airport. Now […]2 months ago
Is Aldi Finally Coming for Northern Denver?
If you’ve ever driven up I-25 north of Denver and thought, “man, this corridor could really use a cheap place to grab two-buck pasta and surprisingly decent wine,” you’re apparently […]2 months ago
