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denverlifemagazine.com
What to Do During Denver Arts Week 2026
For 10 days, Denver puts its creative side front and center. Here are three ways to get in on the art, after-hours access, and neighborhood fun. As the sun dips, Santa Fe Drive becomes one of Denver’s best places to spend a Friday night. On Nov. 6, galleries throw open their doors, and the neighborhood takes on a block-party energy, drawing serious collectors and casual wanderers alike. First Friday offers a free look at work from more than 100 artists across some 30 galleries, studios, and neighborhood spots. Duck into a gallery you’ve never visited, discover an artist you’ve never heard of, then follow the crowd down the street. There’s no prescribed route or agenda. The fun is seeing where the night takes you.
coloradobiz.com
HCA HealthONE Rose opens 12-room emergency room in Denver’s Sloan’s Lake
HCA HealthONE Rose opens 12 private treatment room ER. Offers telemedicine for stroke and behavioral health. CEO Michael Hanson emphasizes local family healthcare. HCA HealthONE Rose opened a freestanding emergency room Nov. 2 at 1690 Meade St. in Denver, offering round-the-clock care for adults and children in west Denver. The...
hoodline.com
Aurora Hospital Left Man's Body Locked in Bathroom for 14 Days After ER Discharge
Ryan Edelen walked out of the emergency room at HCA HealthONE Aurora on August 7, 2025, and never made it out of the building. Instead, records show he entered a locked, single-occupancy bathroom near a nurses' lounge — and stayed there, undiscovered, for 14 days, until his body was found on August 21, 2025.
CBS News
Flooding continues in SW Colorado with heavy snow expected in the mountains
hoodline.com
E-470 Toll Road Chief Donahue Suddenly Gone, Agency Won't Say Why
The executive director running E-470, the toll road that loops around the eastern edge of metro Denver, is out of a job, and the agency overseeing the roadway is not saying why. E-470 confirmed that Joe Donahue was no longer with the organization as of the week of Wednesday, but whether he resigned or was fired remains unclear.
hoodline.com
Denver Schools Add Four Gifted Magnet Sites in First Expansion in Over a Decade
Denver Public Schools is adding four gifted and talented magnet programs in 2026, an expansion district officials describe as the first addition of its kind within the district in more than a decade. The new sites are Beach Court Elementary, Carson Elementary, Florida Pitt Waller ECE-8 and Isabella Bird Community School, and they come as the district leans on newer assessment tools meant to catch gifted students who have been historically overlooked, particularly multilingual learners.
kunc.org
A new film looks at people with deep connections to the Colorado River – and why their futures are at stake
People who rely directly on the Colorado River for their existence – at a time when there's less water to go around. That's the subject of a new documentary called The River. The film takes viewers from a ranch in Wyoming to a surprisingly lush golf course community in Utah to farms in California’s Imperial Valley.
Estes Park Trail Gazette
Denver Art Museum will be only U.S. venue to host major Picasso exhibit
Denver Art Museum is set to host the most comprehensive collection of Pablo Picasso’s work ever assembled in Colorado. And in a programming coup for the museum, it will be the only U.S. venue to host the major exhibition. “Picasso: Magician” is an overview of 70 years of Picasso’s...
Westword
After finding a warhead, Aurora developer wants feds to pay for cleaning up old WWII site
It’s getting explosive between an Aurora developer and the United States Department of Defense. Southshore Recovery Acquisition, LLC, a real estate investment company based in New York, filed a lawsuit against the DOD (or Department of War, if you’re weird) on Oct. 26 to force the department to pay for cleaning up unexploded bombs and unused munitions on a 105-acre plot of land in Arapahoe County. According to the complaint, Southshore has paid over $700,000 to clean up the old explosives.
thorntonweather.com
November 1 to November 7: This week in Denver weather history
As we enter Denver’s second snowiest month, we of course see plenty of events involving that dominant weather condition. Sadly we also see two occasions when the winter-like weather turned deadly. From the National Weather Service:. From the 29th to the 1st:. In 1972…heavy snowfall totaled 15.5 inches at...