Good morning, Denver.

The Broncos plan to open a new stadium at Burnham Yard for the 2031 season and must begin construction by next spring or early summer.

Neighbors argue that relocating a Denver Water emergency facility to Lot M outside Empower Field could jeopardize redevelopment plans in Sun Valley.

On Friday, Sept. 11, a home in Adams County was destroyed when an electric vehicle fire in the garage caused the roof to collapse and fire crews warned that rising lithium-ion battery incidents are straining safety protocols, though residents evacuated safely.

Country music superstar Kenny Chesney teased a return to Empower Field at Mile High next summer when he posted social media hints – an open invite to The Vibe Room on July 17 – and it remains unclear who will join the lineup, even though he has played six times in Denver.

Denver restaurants were featured in the updated MICHELIN Guide when Milpero earned one star at its 16-seat venue in River North Art District while Pig and Tiger and Rougarou received Bib Gourmand distinctions; the guide recognized 63 restaurants across Colorado.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife is hosting its first Citizens Academy in Colorado Springs starting Wednesday, Sept.

16, a free six-week program offering behind-the-scenes access to wildlife management, state parks, and law enforcement (sessions are Wednesday evenings from 6 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. through Oct. 21).

City officials from Aurora Water confirmed they will use longstanding water rights from Homestake Creek to fill a proposed Wild Horse Reservoir in Park County as they pursue a dredge-and-fill permit.

Local groups oppose the out-of-basin diversion — warning it could further stress watersheds during ongoing drought conditions.

A Denver ER doctor left medicine after 25 years to launch KaufCare, a direct acute care clinic that offers clear pricing and immediate prescriptions.

He invested his retirement savings and now works 100 hours a week to offer patients a less costly alternative to traditional ER visits.

Broncos Country gathered at McGregor Square for Monday Night Football but left disappointed after the Broncos lost 31-10 to the Chiefs.

Fans will rally for the next game as the Broncos face the Jaguars at home on Sept. 20.