Good morning, Denver.

Father Witold Kaczmarzyk rides his scooter to his Lakewood church and uses Facebook posts to draw parishioners to service.

His creative commute has filled pews as locals praise the fun twist (and its positive impact) on community gathering.

Noah Kahan performed at a sold-out Coors Field on Saturday, Aug.

8 where he made the stadium feel intimate as the crowd sang along to his heartfelt songs. Opening act Gigi Perez added energy + a touching tribute during her engaging set.

Xcel Energy has reduced its proposed rate hike from $225 million to $166 million amid local concerns about high electric bills— a final decision is expected on Aug.

17 as residents seek more affordable rates during the summer heat.

Cherry Creek Innovation Campus is finishing a major expansion this school year to offer 25 career pathways and more hands-on courses for high schoolers.

The project, costing about $100 million, will let 2,600 students join classes now and grow to serve 3,300 (including fields such as welding and film).

Denver Water began fining customers for breaking watering restrictions amid prolonged drought, issuing over 50 warnings and fines last week.

The agency limits lawn watering to two days a week & aims to secure the region’s water supply for next season.

Rancher Mike Cox (from the Cox Ranch between Beulah and Colorado City) said the Aspen Acres Fire burned 250 acres of grazing land, forcing him to spend nearly $40,000 on hay amid drought and low snowpack.

He evacuated his herd, including 17 calves, to a neighbor’s property during the blaze.

A female wolf reintroduced from Canada was mistakenly shot by a licensed hunter on Jan.

16 after he misidentified it as a coyote, Colorado Parks and Wildlife confirmed Monday. The agency issued a $140 citation and five suspension points on the license and is not pursuing additional charges.

Colorado candidates are selling creative campaign merchandise including humorous shirts and coffee bundles as part of their bids for office, following a lively Pridefest parade in Denver.

The items are available at campaign shops + online.

Denver's new treatment program offers medication-aided recovery for fentanyl addiction and supports those ready to change their lives.

Recovering user Nicole, who struggled for nearly 15 years with opioids, shares her experience to encourage others to seek help.

A historic 1926 building at 1000 Broadway St is set to become an Evo retail space with preserved stained glass and rooftop views—renovations will finish in 2028.