Brittany Spinner is working to transform a boarded-up 1893 Lincoln Street house into a museum that preserves untold stories of South Denver, and the nonprofit needs to raise $1.3M while inviting local help to build its new home.
Denver’s Harvey Park neighborhood will transform the historic May Bonfils Theatre at Loretto Heights through a $45M renovation that adds a community space + education venue with improved accessibility and tech, and a parking structure added in 2025.
Construction is underway with the venue opening mid-2028.
The FDA upgraded an egg recall to a Class I designation today for Salmonella contamination linked to 98 illnesses and 26 hospitalizations across 17 states — the recalled eggs carry codes P-1950 or 0840962 printed on their cartons.
Englewood City Council will consider mandatory two-day water restrictions Monday night as usage drops despite voluntary conservation measures and water reserves fall due to recent heat.
Officials say the move is needed to prevent future supply issues.
Record heat has led to more Colorado residents to seek treatment for heat-related illness this summer.
At the Tacos and Tequila Festival in Colorado Springs on Aug. 8, over 70 people were treated as rates more than doubled since 2019 (experts warn more 100°F days may come).
Data shows that 35% of Summer EBT funds went unspent last summer, nearly $20 million in benefits that could have fed extra children.
The state is introducing updated mailing addresses and online tools (in English and Spanish) to boost usage this summer.
Denver will raise its minimum wage to $19.84 an hour on Jan.
1—this increase, established by a 2019 measure, aims to help workers manage rising living costs while some local business owners brace for higher expenses.
A study in Aurora & Elizabeth shows that GLP‑1 drugs may ease PMOS symptoms like weight gain and irregular periods; teen Charlotte Touzalin lost weight and had more regular cycles.
Doctors are still testing the treatment and working with insurers to improve access.
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