“We’re proud to continue Denver’s original lantern festival for a third year, with a brand-new, even more immersive experience for our guests and members,” said Jennifer LaGraff, CEO of Four Mile Historic Park. The Bright Nights series opens at 7 p.m. Wednesday through Sunday and will be open until Sunday, Oct. 5.

Across the Front Range, dozens of farmers markets are in full swing, each one a lively hub where local growers, bakers and food purveyors bring their best to the table (and the vendor stalls).

Ghost stories, swinging saloon doors, and old-world glamour—these hotels offer more character than your average accommodation.

Cap City Tavern ​cited the rise in minimum wage, cost of food, and taxes and fees that the city of Denver is imposing on restaurants.

Colorado Buffaloes defensive lineman Nikhil Webb Walker stood before his teammates and delivered a message that would shock them and shift the ton

Colorado’s Democratic attorney general has sued a sheriff’s deputy for allegedly helping federal immigration agents find and arrest a college student over an expired visa.

Deputy Alexander Zwinck of the Mesa County Sheriff's Office is accused of sharing a student's information with federal agents.

DENVER — Denver Animal Protection (DAP) said the public should be cautious after two bats tested positive for the rabies virus. A bat found in the Sloan Lake neighborhood on July 8 is the first rabies-positive bat of the year in Denver. A family in the Highlands neighborhood reported a second positive bat on July 17, DAP said.