This week, FOX31 sat down with members of Simple Plan and 3Oh!3 to talk about the upcoming show in Denver and reminisce on the past 25 years.

Open amusement park rides, unlimited adult beverages, entertainment and activities across the park - what could be more fun than that? Denver Film's annual fundraiser, Summer Scream, is all that and more. Denver Film takes over the park for one night and throws an adults-only party.

Soon, hungry customers will be able to find What's Happening in a permanent spot at 2801 Welton Street in the heart of Denver’s historic Five Points neighborhood.

Elsewhere on the ex-Broncos front, running back Royce Freeman, who was drafted by Denver in the third round of the 2018 NFL draft out of Oregon, worked out for Miami before the Dolphins opted to sign Boone. Freeman totaled 1,596 yards from scrimmage and scored nine touchdowns in three years (46 games) with the Broncos.

Expanded hours were made possible not through new funding, but through the creativity and collaboration of library staff.

Former Kansas basketball guard Chase Buford, who spent the 2024-25 season as a KU assistant coach, has accepted an assistant coaching post with the NBA’s Denver Nuggets, coach Bill Self said Friday at Self’s back-to-school news conference in Allen Fieldhouse.

M.E. Deli, a 350-square-foot New York–style bodega, opens at 4140 W. 38th Ave. in September. Housed in the same building, Wednesday Ellie, a 550-square-foot, European-style wine bar, is slated to open later this year.

Homicides in Denver this year are lower than they were even in pre-pandemic 2019, when 33 people had been killed by the end of July, police records show.

Eastbound lanes of the Pennsylvania Turnpike shut down in Lancaster County on Friday afternoon after a crash involving a tractor-trailer, according to on-scene dispatchers and police.

A bill by Colorado's Rep. Joe Neguse and Senators Michael Bennet and John Hickenlooper would award Ed Dwight the Congressional Gold Medal.