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Locals Say These Colorado Mountain Towns Are Quietly Being Bought Up By Investors

In one famous ski town, the median single-family home sold for $22.75 million in January 2026. That number made me spit out my coffee. And that town isn’t alone. Across Colorado, mountain homes keep getting snapped up as second homes, vacation rentals, and long-term bets. Some neighborhoods saw prices...

Colorado · 3d

Glenwood Springs Post Independent

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PHOTOS: Carbondale’s First Friday celebrates Día de los Muertos, or Day of the Dead

Carbondale Arts hosted its annual Día de los Muertos — or Day of the Dead — celebration and parade through downtown Carbondale on Friday. Observed mostly in Mexico and other Latino countries, the holiday isn’t meant to be somber, but a comedic and lively way to honor those who have already passed on.

Carbondale, CO · 22h

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This Colorado Ski Town Opens For The Season Before Thanksgiving

The ski lifts here can start spinning in early November. That’s the short version, and it fits on a sticky note. The longer version needs a bit more room. This town sits at 9,600 feet, which helps the snow arrive early and stick around. The resort also runs big...

Breckenridge, CO · 1d

SnowBrains

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Aspen’s Famous Snow Polo Could Be Forced to Relocate Amid Colorado Drought

Aspen’s World Snow Polo Championship could be forced out of its traditional downtown venue this December if drought conditions prevent organizers from making snow at Rio Grande Park. Marc Ganzi, founder of Aspen Valley Polo Club and organizer of the St. Regis World Snow Polo Championship, told Aspen City Council during a scheduled council meeting on November 2 that the […] The post Aspen’s Famous Snow Polo Could Be Forced to Relocate Amid Colorado Drought appeared first on SnowBrains .

Aspen, CO · 1d

Summit Daily News

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Get Wild: Water year wrap-up

It’s no secret that this year challenged Colorado’s water systems. Dry marinas and low river flows are one thing, it’s another to learn what these conditions actually mean for communities, ecosystems and water providers. On Thursday, Oct. 29, the Blue River Watershed Group held their second annual...

Summit County, CO · 2d

KOAA News 5 Southern Colorado

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Hundreds protest transgender laws

Denver, CO · 23h

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5 Best Restaurants in Centennial, Colorado You Need to Try Before Everyone Else Finds Them

Centennial, Colorado — a city where the Rockies cast their long blue shadows over tidy neighborhoods, where prairie grass sways beside glassy new builds, and where the laughter of families rises from parks stitched together by memory and hope. Here, the air is alive with the scent of pine, the sizzle of backyard grills, and the quiet hum of ambition — tech startups, teachers, and dreamers all calling this patchwork city home. Centennial is a crossroads — of old Colorado roots and new arrivals, of bustling shopping centers and hidden trails, of neighbors who wave from porches and children who race the wind down wide suburban streets.

Centennial, CO · 6d

Denver7 News KMGH

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Castle Rock and Parker set to hold rescheduled July 4 fireworks on Veterans Day

After fire bans forced Castle Rock and Parker to cancel their Fourth of July fireworks shows, both towns decided to reschedule the displays to Veterans Day — turning a summer celebration into a tribute to those who served.

Castle Rock, CO · 1d

CBS Colorado

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Plans to replace the Denver Coliseum resurface

The National Western Center is bringing back plans from over a decade ago to build a new, 10,000-seat arena to replace the old Denver Coliseum.

Denver, CO · 14h

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See Bison From Your Car Window On This 11-Mile Wildlife Drive Just Outside Denver

A herd of bison can block your view of the Denver skyline, and it happens closer to downtown than most people expect. There is no long mountain drive, no I-70 traffic, and no entrance fee standing between you and a shaggy, slow-moving traffic jam. Prairie dogs pop up beside the pavement, mule deer graze in the distance, and the whole loop can be done without ever leaving your seat.

Denver, CO · 2d

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A behind-the-scenes look at Castle Rock’s Starlighting celebration

The historic streets of downtown Castle Rock will soon be filled with festive spirit and anticipation as the town gets set to ring in the holiday season with one of its most beloved traditions: the Starlighting celebration. For many in the town, they can’t imagine a holiday season without the...

Castle Rock, CO · 1d

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Denver cracks down on speeders

The Denver City Council will consider Monday a program called AVIS, or automated vehicle identification system, using existing equipment to nail and fine speeders throughout the city.

Denver, CO · 1d

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A German-Style Christmas Village With Dozens Of Festive Stalls Brings Holiday Magic To Colorado This November

A 110-foot LED tree flashes to music right beside rows of little wooden holiday huts. That one detail made me read the whole event schedule twice. The huts sell hand-carved nutcrackers, smokers, and pyramids, some made in Germany’s Erzgebirge region. Food stalls fill the air with bratwurst, Bavarian pretzels, roasted almonds, and tiny fried doughnuts called Schmalzkuchen.

Colorado · 15h

CBS Colorado

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Denver restaurant back open after shut down due to unpaid tax penalties

A Denver restaurant owner said the City nearly shut her business down over $5,000 in back taxes.

Denver, CO · 4d

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Colorado Daycare Was Still Open After Owner’s Child-Abuse Summons; Another Child Was Later Critically Injured

A Colorado licensing order issued September 25 described an alleged over-capacity situation at Noony’s Day Care in north Arvada after a child in the provider’s care was hospitalized with a severe brain injury. The order said the incident occurred shortly after September 16. The Colorado Department of Early Childhood later said it had not learned that the daycare’s owner, Ruba Sawakid, had been served with a child-abuse summons months earlier until September 17, according to 5280.

Colorado · 2d

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Thanksgiving meal deals around metro Denver for 2026

If your holiday tradition involves pretending you were “just about to baste the bird” while panic-Googling restaurants, this list is for you. Several Denver-area restaurants are already showing Thanksgiving dine-in […]

Denver, CO · 1d

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For veterans with mild traumatic brain injury, a restaurant or other noisy environment can feel like a battlefield

(AURORA, COLORADO) Imagine sitting down with your family at a restaurant. Conversations at your table overlap with those of patrons seated nearby. Utensils clink on plates. Waitstaff weave between tables. Music plays overhead. Many people might find the bustle of such a scene a bit annoying. However, for veterans with...

Aurora, CO · 1d

The Denver Gazette

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Aurora City Council moves forward with data center tax incentive ban

The Aurora City Council moved forward with a ban on giving tax incentives to data center developers on Monday. The ordinance, proposed by Aurora Mayor Mike Coffman, was approved unanimously by the council in a study session and will go to a future regular meeting for an official vote. Aurora’s city code allows the city […]

Aurora, CO · 13h

Denver7 News KMGH

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"Very difficult decisions ahead" as voters decline proposed sales tax increase

Denver7's South Metro Reporter Danielle Kreutter sits down with Centennial's mayor after Ballot Issue 2A failed

Centennial, CO · 15h