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5 Pretty Cool things about Colorado
Colorado is one of those states that doesn’t need to try very hard to impress people. Between the mountains, the sunshine, and, well, the cheeseburgers — yeah, you read that […]4 months ago
Dinner and Drinks? No Thanks. Here’s How American Singles Are Really Trying to Find Love
If you’re still suggesting cocktails and a dinner reservation as your go-to first date move, heads up — a whole lot of singles have officially checked out of that routine. […]4 months ago
Denver is #3…..in Postal Service dog bites
If you’ve ever watched your mail carrier nervously approach your front door while your dog goes absolutely feral at the window, well — turns out, you’re not alone. Not even […]5 months ago
It’s National Hamburger Day — And Yes, Denver Takes This Very Seriously
Look, if there’s one holiday that absolutely nobody needs convincing to celebrate, it’s National Hamburger Day. No awkward family gatherings. No expensive gifts. Just you, a juicy patty, and zero […]5 months ago
First Dates: Romance, Reality and the Real Cost of Saying “Hello”
Let’s be honest — first dates are a lot. You’re basically auditioning for the role of someone’s potential life partner while trying to remember to make eye contact and not […]5 months ago
Forget 10,000 Steps — 7,000 A Day Could Save Your Life
You’ve probably seen it plastered on every fitness app, smartwatch, and wellness blog out there: get 10,000 steps a day. But here’s the thing — that magic number wasn’t born […]5 months ago
Swimwear Season Is Here — Let’s Talk About What You Should (and Shouldn’t) Be Wearing
Summer is officially knocking on the door, and that means it’s time to dust off your beach bag, slather on the SPF, and figure out what exactly you’re going to […]5 months ago
Fire Up the Grill: America’s Memorial Day Obsession by the Numbers
Memorial Day weekend is officially here, and you know what that means — someone in your neighborhood is already stress-cleaning their grill grates and arguing about charcoal versus gas. It’s […]5 months ago
Arvada West Senior had Surgery, Then She Had Prom — Because Why Not?
Lucie Brown wasn’t about to let a little emergency surgery get in the way of one of the biggest nights of her senior year. An Arvada West High School senior […]5 months ago
Nutella Ice Cream Is Here and Your Freezer Is About to Get a Whole Lot Better
Look, we’ve all been there — standing at the kitchen counter at midnight, spoon in a jar of Nutella, telling ourselves this totally counts as dessert. Well, those days of […]5 months ago
America’s Favorite Breakfast Cereals by State: Froot Loops, We See You
Look, we all have strong opinions about cereal. It’s basically a personality trait at this point. So when researchers actually sat down and mapped out America’s favorite breakfast cereals by […]5 months ago
World’s Largest Dog Pool Party: Paws, Pools, and Pure Pandemonium
Look, if you’ve ever wondered what happens when you mix hundreds of furry friends with inflatable kiddie pools and a dash of record-breaking ambition, buckle up. We’re diving into the […]5 months ago
Top 10 America’s Favorite TV Moms: Because Real Moms Deserve a Break (And a Laugh)
Ah, Mother’s Day. That annual guilt trip where we all scramble to buy flowers and brunch reservations, pretending we’ve got our act together. But let’s be real – sometimes the […]5 months ago
Outsmart the Retail Game: The Cheapest Days to Shop at Walmart, Amazon, Target and More
Hey, folks. Let’s be real—shopping these days feels like a high-stakes poker match where the retailers are the house, and you’re just trying not to go bust. But what if […]5 months ago
Top 5 Cinco de Mayo Deals in Metro Denver
Look, Cinco de Mayo rolls around every year like that one friend who always shows up uninvited but brings the good vibes—and by vibes, I mean tacos and tequila. It’s […]5 months ago
Most unique Mother’s Day events in Denver metro for 2026
Ah, Mother’s Day. That one Sunday in May when we all pretend we’ve got our acts together and shower our favorite Mom with appreciation. But let’s be real: Another bouquet […]5 months ago
Get Ready for Summer 2026 with Top Ice Cream Flavors
Ah, summer 2026: With so much chaos in the world at least ice cream can still be our go-to escape this summer. According to a new survey by the International […]6 months ago
Sipping Success: The Best Bubble Tea Spots in Metro Denver for National Bubble Tea Day
Ah, National Bubble Tea Day – that glorious April 30 celebration where we collectively pretend that slurping tapioca pearls through a comically oversized straw is the height of sophistication. If […]6 months ago
Broncos All-Pro tackle Garett Bolles goes viral after pulling over to change stranded motorist’s tire on Denver freeway
Garett Bolles protects quarterbacks for a living. On Monday (April 26), he stopped to help a stranger on the side of the road. A TikTok video surfaced showing the Denver […]6 months ago
Colorado Grandpa Conquers World’s Largest Puzzle After Epic Four-Year Battle
In a world where most of us can’t even finish a Netflix binge without losing interest, one Colorado grandfather has redefined patience — and possibly masochism — by completing the […]6 months ago
Score Big on Bites: Killer Restaurant Deals in Metro Denver
Hey, Denver foodies – or should I say, budget-savvy survivors of this mile-high cost of living? If you’re anything like me, you’re tired of dropping a small fortune on a […]6 months ago
Top 10 Superpowers People Want on National Superhero Day
Ah, National Superhero Day. That glorious April 28 where we tip our capes to the caped crusaders who’ve been saving the world since, well, forever. But let’s be honest: While […]6 months ago
Cocktails Through the Generations: A Boozy Trip Since Prohibition Ended
Ah, Prohibition. That glorious era when America decided to play hard-to-get with its booze, only to repeal it in 1933 and kick off a cocktail renaissance. Fast-forward nearly a century, […]6 months ago
Denver’s Newest Hangout: Two Lazy Dogs – Where Pups and Pints Collide
Yeah, because Denver didn’t have enough quirky bars already, right? Enter Two Lazy Dogs, the city’s latest dive bar that’s basically a love letter to man’s best friend – and […]6 months ago
Lakeside Amusement Park: Denver’s Timeless Thrill Ride That Refuses to Grow Up
Let’s face it, in a world where amusement parks are all about flashy CGI rides and ticket prices that could fund a small country, Lakeside Amusement Park stands out like […]6 months ago
Lab-Grown Chocolate: Sweet Science or Franken-Food?
Oh, great, another food revolution. Just when you thought chocolate couldn’t get any weirder — remember those kale-infused bars? — along comes lab-grown chocolate. Yeah, that’s right: chocolate made in […]6 months ago
Denver’s Hidden Gems: Skip the Tourist Traps and Find the Real Mile High Magic
Look, Denver’s got all the hype with its craft breweries, Rocky Mountain views, and that one stadium where the Broncos play football. But if you’re like me—and let’s be real, […]6 months ago
Zodiac’s Sneakiest: Which Signs Are the Best Liars (And Why You Shouldn’t Trust Them)
Hey, stargazers and skeptics alike. Ever caught someone in a white lie and wondered if the cosmos had a hand in it? Well, buckle up, because we’re diving into the […]6 months ago
America’s Happiest Cities according to Wallethub
Hey there, fellow wanderers and dreamers. Ever wonder if your zip code is secretly sabotaging your vibe? Well, according to a fresh survey from WalletHub—the folks who crunch numbers on […]6 months ago
Taco Bell is Finally Giving People the Menu They Want (Sort Of)
Look, we’ve all been there: staring at the Taco Bell menu, wishing for that one item to make a triumphant return or, better yet, stick around forever. Well, buckle up, […]6 months ago
Titanic Exhibit in Illinois Floods on Sinking Anniversary – Because Irony Loves a Good Splash
In a plot twist that even James Cameron couldn’t script, the Titanic exhibit at the Volo Museum in Volo, Illinois, decided to commemorate the 114th anniversary of the ship’s infamous […]6 months ago
DIA One of the Top 10 Busiest Airports in the World
Alright, let’s face it: Airports are basically chaotic hubs of humanity where dreams of vacation collide with the reality of overpriced coffee and endless TSA lines. But some spots take […]6 months ago
America’s Top Fast Food Chicken Spots: Who’s Clucking the Loudest?
Look, in a world where we’re all just trying to grab a quick bite without regretting our life choices, fast food chicken reigns supreme. Whether it’s crispy tenders, spicy sandwiches […]6 months ago
Join the Pack: Your Guide to the 2026 Furry Scurry in Denver – Because Who Doesn’t Love Dogs and Fundraising?
Ah, the Furry Scurry: Denver’s annual excuse to parade your pooch through the park while pretending you’re training for a marathon. If you’re a Mile High animal lover, mark your […]6 months ago
What Your Favorite TV Show Says About Your Personality
Ever caught yourself binge-watching a series and wondering if it’s secretly spilling your personality beans? Turns out, your go-to show might be more revealing than a therapy session—minus the copay. […]6 months ago
Careers That Attract the Most Psychopaths: A Chilling Peek Into the Job Market
Ever wondered why your boss seems a tad too cutthroat, or why that slick salesperson could sell ice to a penguin? Turns out, certain professions might just be magnets for […]6 months ago
Ranking the Best Store-Bought Salsas So Your Taco Night Doesn’t Suck
Okay, confession time: I’ve ruined more than one party by showing up with a jar of “salsa” that tasted like watered-down ketchup. If you’re nodding along, you’re in good company. […]6 months ago
Is Your Dog’s Golden Years About to Get a Whole Lot Golder? A Pill Promises Longer Lives for Our Furry Sidekicks
Look, if you’re anything like me, your dog isn’t just a pet — they’re family, the kind that steals your socks and judges your life choices without saying a word. […]6 months ago
Taylor Swift’s Friendship Bracelets Blast Off: From Eras Tour to Artemis II
Okay, let’s be real—Taylor Swift’s cultural takeover was bound to hit escape velocity eventually. In a plot twist that’s equal parts adorable and astronomically cool, those colorful friendship bracelets from […]6 months ago
The Ultimate Guide to Denver’s Best French Fries: Because Who Needs a Salad Anyway?
The Mile High City, where the air is thin, the mountains are majestic, and the French fries? Well, they’re basically a food group unto themselves. Look, if you’re wandering around […]6 months ago
Roxborough State Park Shuts Down on Easter Sunday – Thanks, Bear Creek Fire
Well, if you were planning an Easter egg hunt amid the red rock formations of Roxborough State Park, you may have had to pivot to your backyard. The park slammed […]6 months ago
Wanted Man Applies for Police Job in Commerce City – Spoiler: It Didn’t End Well
In a plot twist that sounds like it was ripped from a bad comedy sketch, a local man with an active arrest warrant decided the best place to apply for […]6 months ago
Morning Buzz or All-Day Drip: Is It Better to Chug Your Coffee Early or Nurse It Like a Fine Wine?
Ah, coffee—the elixir of life, the reason we drag ourselves out of bed, and occasionally the culprit behind those jittery afternoons. If you’re like me, you’ve probably pondered the age-old […]7 months ago
Easy Ways to Save Money on Easter Without Skimping on the Fun for the Kids
Ah, Easter. That magical time of year when pastel colors explode everywhere, chocolate bunnies multiply like, well, rabbits, and your wallet starts sweating bullets. If you’re like me, you want […]7 months ago
The Throne of Inspiration: Why Your Best Ideas Might Come While You’re… Occupied
Ah, the humble toilet. It’s not just a porcelain fixture for, well, you know. According to a fresh survey from toilet roll brand Cushelle, it’s also a hotbed of creativity […]7 months ago
Colorado makes list of Top 5 Happiest States!
Sunshine States vs. the Blues: America’s Happiest and Most Depressed Spots Ah, the pursuit of happiness — that elusive American dream enshrined in the Declaration of Independence. But let’s be […]7 months ago
Skip the Grab-and-Go: Study Ties Home Cooking to Lower Dementia Risk
Cooking at home might not feel like a big, life-changing habit — it’s mostly just you figuring out what to do with a pack of chicken before it turns on […]7 months ago
Colorado Rockies opening day: The best things to eat (and drink) at Coors Field
Opening day at Coors Field is basically a Denver holiday. People call in “sick,” the weather does whatever it wants, and everyone suddenly remembers they love baseball again. If you’re […]7 months ago
Spring in Denver: what to do since winter basically didn’t show up
Denver spring is a little chaotic in the best way. One day it’s patio weather, the next day it’s snowing sideways and everyone acts surprised — like we haven’t all […]7 months ago
Your “Shop Local” Grocery Run, Upgraded: Denver-Area Markets Worth Leaving Your Usual Store For
If your weekly grocery routine is on autopilot — same aisles, same fluorescent lighting, same “is this tomato real?” energy — consider this your gentle nudge to do better. Shopping […]7 months ago
Grocery Prices Are Up. Here’s How to Cut Your Food Bill Anyway
If your “quick grocery run” is now the price of a concert ticket, you’re not imagining it. Food costs are up, and somehow you still get home with ingredients that […]7 months ago
First Day of Spring: Nature’s blooming, and your baseboards are judging you
It’s the first day of spring, which means the birds are yelling, and we’re all pretending we’re excited to “freshen up” our homes. Translation: spring cleaning season has arrived to […]7 months ago
Spring break in Denver: Family-friendly stuff to do when the kids are bored (again)
Spring break is here, the weather is pretending it’s spring, and your kids have officially hit peak chaos. If you’re staying in the Denver area, you’ve got plenty of options […]7 months ago
Denver International Airport wants travelers to donate gift cards for TSA agents who aren’t getting paid
If you’re flying out of Denver International Airport soon, the airport has a simple request: Consider donating gift cards to help TSA agents who are working without pay during the […]7 months ago
Top College B-Ball Tourney Viewing Spots in Denver (Because Watching on Your Couch Is a Choice)
March is College B-Ball time, it is chaos in bracket form, and Denver does it right: loud bars, wall-to-wall TVs, and crowds that will absolutely scream at a 12-seed like […]7 months ago
Friday the 13th: The Superstition, the Fear, and the Facts
Why does this infamous date still give us chills? It’s Friday the 13th—and if you felt a small shiver reading that, you’re not alone. This notorious date has spooked humanity […]7 months ago
Your zodiac sign’s Girl Scout cookie, according to Best Life Magazine
If you’ve ever stared at a Girl Scout cookie order form like it’s a personality test, congratulations — it basically is now. According to an article by Best Life Magazine, […]7 months ago
National Girl Scouts Day: America’s favorite cookies — and the workouts they’re daring you to do
National Girl Scouts Day is here, which means it’s time to celebrate the organization’s legacy, leadership and let’s be real the cookie empire that shows up every year like clockwork […]7 months ago
Denver St. Patrick’s Day Parade Interesting Facts: The Green Stripe, the Bagpipes and the Weather Roulette
Denver does not do small parades. The Denver St. Patrick’s Day Parade is one of the largest in the western United States, drawing an estimated 300,000 to 400,000 spectators each […]7 months ago
Denver’s best sub shops according to Reddit users
Denver will fight about sandwiches like it’s a paid position. To save you from scrolling Reddit threads until your eyes glaze over, here’s the short list of sub shops locals […]7 months ago
Celebrate National Ranch Dressing Day: America’s Favorite Dip
Every year on March 10, fans of America’s creamiest condiment celebrate National Ranch Dressing Day — a day dedicated to the dressing that somehow escaped the salad bowl and ended […]7 months ago
Daylight Savings Time is bad for criminals
Springing ahead might actually spring crime rates down, according to a study published in an MIT Press journal. Researchers Jennifer Doleac and Nicholas Sanders found that the start of Daylight […]7 months ago
National Oreo Cookie Day: The cookie that’s basically a lifestyle choice
National Oreo Cookie Day is here, which means it’s time to celebrate America’s favorite black-and-white snack — and pretend we’re just having one. Spoiler: Nobody’s having one. Yes, someone studied […]7 months ago
Daylight saving time is back, and nobody asked for this
Daylight saving time begins Sunday, which means we’re about to lose an hour of sleep in exchange for… what, exactly? More sunlight after work? Sure. But also more yawning at […]7 months ago
Majority according to a new survey say Women should Obey their husbands-What?
A new survey shared by Phys.org says 70% of people think a wife should obey her husband — while only 36% think a husband should obey his wife. Yes, you […]7 months ago
The Best Things to See in Colorado (According to TripAdvisor, So You Know It’s Serious)
Colorado is basically one big postcard with altitude. If you’re visiting and trying to figure out what’s actually worth your time (and what’s just “a rock, but like… a vibe”), […]7 months ago
National Snack Day: Kids are basically part-time snackers, survey finds
If you’ve ever wondered where all the groceries go, National Snack Day is here to confirm what you already know: Kids are running a pretty serious snacking operation. A survey […]7 months ago
“Benadryl Challenge” is a dangerous Tik Tok trend
Law enforcement officials are warning parents about the so-called “Benadryl Challenge,” a social media trend that’s making the rounds on TikTok and elsewhere. Here’s the gist: Teens are taking excessive […]7 months ago
Denver’s 10 best pizza places according to TripAdvisor Travelers
Trying to find the best pizza in Denver is basically a local sport. Everyone has a take, everyone swears their spot is the spot, and someone will absolutely mention New […]8 months ago
Dog gives birth to 17 Puppies!
Miranda Pellecchia thought her dog was done giving birth. Then another puppy showed up. And then another. And then — because apparently everyone missed the memo — another. Pellecchia said […]8 months ago
A mom’s menu during pregnancy — could be shaping what her kid wants to eat years later
A recent study found a mother’s diet while pregnant influences her child’s food preferences. Researchers said babies whose mothers ate a more diverse diet were less likely to become picky […]8 months ago
Aviation-loving 5-year-old from Arvada, Colorado, recently spotted an error in a Southwest Airlines training manual
KUSA reported William Hines, a 5 year old from Arvada, noticed a discrepancy involving two terrain gauges that didn’t match. Not exactly light bedtime reading for most kindergartners, but William […]8 months ago
Krispy Kreme and Oreo just teamed up, because of course they did
Krispy Kreme is partnering with Oreo to roll out a new, limited-time line of doughnuts that’s basically a love letter to cookies-and-cream fans everywhere. The lineup includes three flavors: Oreo […]8 months ago
Gen Z is bringing back DVDs, and yes, it’s kind of iconic
Streaming was supposed to be the end-all, be-all. Pay one monthly fee, watch everything ever made, live happily ever after. Instead, we got 12 different apps, three price hikes a […]8 months ago
Going to bed at the same time might be the relationship hack nobody wants to admit works.
A new study from Avocado Green Mattress suggests couples who turn in together tend to have stronger marriages than couples who keep totally different sleep schedules. Yes, it’s that simple […]8 months ago
Study reveals owning a pet won’t automatically make you happier
Owning a pet won’t automatically make you happier — sorry. That’s the takeaway from a “Psychology Today” write-up highlighting a University of Melbourne study that pokes at one of the […]8 months ago
Nerds candy maker hit with lawsuit alleging toxic levels of arsenic
Ferrara Candy, the company behind Nerds, is being sued over claims its candy contains toxic levels of arsenic — yes, arsenic, the thing you usually associate with murder mysteries and […]8 months ago
Travis Kelce allegedly drops $141k on pre-wedding gifts for Taylor Swift — and that’s just the beginning
It looks like wedding bells aren’t the only thing ringing — cash registers are, too. Travis Kelce is reportedly going all out ahead of his big day with Taylor Swift, […]8 months ago
Study reveals most earbuds and headphones contain toxic chemicals
A new study is raising eyebrows — and maybe making you rethink what’s sitting in your ears during your next workout. Research conducted by ToxFree found that the vast majority […]8 months ago
Denver area tattoo artist breaks world record
Imagine doing anything for 60+ hours straight. A local tattoo artist did just that and set a world record. Darren Arellano, known as SRAW, has been tattooing for 16 years […]8 months ago
Backstreet Boys’ AJ McLean campaigns for 90s pop halftime show
Not sure this will happen, but it would be cool if it did. AJ McLean from the Backstreet Boys is campaigning to have a “90s Pop Super Bowl Halftime Show” […]8 months ago
FDA announces peanut butter recall affecting products in Colorado
The FDA says there are 22,000 recalled peanut butter products in most of the country, including Colorado. A California-based company is recalling “single-serve” peanut butter and peanut butter and jelly […]8 months ago
About a quarter of Americans think Friday the 13th is “unlucky”
Welcome to a Friday the 13th, outside of the movie franchise featuring Jason, many Americans consider today to be unlucky. A recent study said that 25 percent considers Friday the […]8 months ago
Company claims they can translate human speech to dog barks
There’s a tech company in California that claims to have a real-time “Human-Dog Conversational Collar.” Basically, it translates human words into AI barks that your dog will understand. Some dog […]8 months ago
Food to avoid for a romantic Valentine’s Day
“The Takeout” website has released a list of foods that you should probably avoid if you want to have a romantic Valentine’s Day. Whether it’s a first date or you’ve […]9 months ago
Researchers document cow who learns and uses tool
A team from the University of Vienna have detailed the unusual case of a cow using a tool. Apparently, there’s a Swiss Brown cow named Veronika who started using a […]9 months ago
Study suggests possible link between nose picking and Alzheimer’s
Over 90 percent of people pick their nose, and although it may seem harmless, according to a new study, it may have some not-so-good consequences. Fingers in the nose can […]9 months ago
Sales of music on cassette are up 400 percent
Everything old is new again, as they say. Once again, that holds true, as sales of music on cassettes is up roughly 400 percent in the past few years. Artist’s […]9 months ago
Here are some predictions from 1950s about today’s world that didn’t pan out
Jetpacks were supposed to be everywhere. Some designers thought jetpacks would be as ordinary as bicycles, not just sci-fi gimmicks The moon would have subdivisions. Some 1950s thinkers assumed the […]9 months ago
