Louisville
Louisville, CO · Municipal
allamericanatlas.com
5 Best Restaurants in Denver, Colorado You Need to Try Before Everyone Else Finds Them
Denver, Colorado — a city where the mountains rise blue and bold against the sky, where red-brick Victorians and glass towers stand shoulder to shoulder, where the scent of roasting green chile drifts through neighborhoods stitched together by memory and migration. Here, the air is thin and electric, alive with the laughter of students, the wisdom of old-timers, the dreams of newcomers drawn by the promise of possibility. Denver is a crossroads — of ranchers and artists, techies and teachers, families who’ve called these blocks home for generations and those who arrived chasing the sun.
clearcreekcourant.com
Golden trying to fix ‘atrocious’ behavior along creek
After the unusual and — to a certain degree — chaotic summer along Clear Creek, many in Golden are wondering what’s in store for next year. Between this summer’s drought, the extended tubing season and major heatwaves, city officials said the 2026 creek season brought many new challenges.
boulderreportinglab.org
coloradohometownweekly.com
Vacant spot on Erie’s Briggs Street could become home to new restaurant from Piripi team
Malbec, a new full-service Argentine restaurant from the team behind nearby Piripi, could open its doors in Erie as soon as 2028. The town’s Urban Renewal Authority board approved an agreement to redevelop a 13,000-square-foot property at the corner of Briggs Street and Maxwell Avenue, with construction expected to begin sometime next year.
The Denver Gazette
Denver shifts even more left. Now what? | Analysis
Denver voters sent a message. Now comes the hard part. Denver voters delivered a sweeping endorsement of progressive candidates and policies Tuesday, electing a progressive to City Council and approving a slate of ballot measures ranging from worker protections to higher school taxes and a ban on foie gras. For some political observers, the results […]
The Longmont Leader
goldentoday.com
News About Golden - November 6, 2026
In this issue... Download PDF below. The Mines Lookout Mountain "M" will be de-energized until Monday, November 9. The "M" was de-energized by Xcel Energy today (November 5) to support emergency removal efforts for a paraglider's parachute that became entangled in power lines in the area near the "M." Traci...
Axios Denver
2026 Denver ballot measure results
Denver voters are poised to approve all six local ballot measures Tuesday, from a foie gras ban to increased school funding. Here's where things stand as of 10pm Tuesday, according to unofficial returns from the Denver Elections Division . 🧾 2H: Auditor's powers — Passing with 86% of the vote. Will protect the auditor's wage enforcement authority. 📅 2I: Two-year budgets — Passing with 66%. Will allow Denver to adopt budgets every two years. 🚓 2J: Police and fire rules — Passing with 80%. Will loosen hiring and staffing restrictions. ⚡ 2K: Xcel Energy — Passing with 69%. Will renew the utility's franchise agreement for 20 years. 🦆 311: Foie gras ban — Passing with 66%. Will ban force-feeding birds and selling products made through the practice. 🏫 4A: School funding — Passing with 68%. Will raise property taxes to generate up to $44 million annually for Denver Public Schools.
awestnews.com
July fireworks make-up event happening tonight in Arvada
On November 6, 2026, Stenger Soccer Complex, on 11250 W. 58th Avenue, is holding a brand new event they have never done before: ¨Food Trucks and Fireworks.¨The City Of Arvada puts together this event. Stengers´ annual 4th of July firework show was canceled due to the many fires...
David Heitz
Human waste behind ‘every slightly private bush’ in Golden Triangle, resident says
A resident of Denver’s Golden Triangle told the City Council Monday there is human waste behind “every slightly private bush” in her neighborhood. Janice Schuh also expressed her displeasure of reports a methadone clinic is planned for Broadway and that “a harm reduction establishment having to relocate will consider joining them.” She pleaded with the council to impose a Good Neighbor Agreement on the organizations. “The Golden Triangle has a lot of drug users as it is,” Schuh said. “I have seen many people getting high on Broadway. They turn their bodies to the walls and proceed to take their drugs. I pick up trash most Saturdays in the Golden Triangle area and I’ve found syringes, many, many scraps of foil, indicating drug use, and of course plenty of other trash.