Russell Haythorn

Coloradans know well the trauma of living through mass shootings, including Megan Dearman and Della Curry. The two are launching a nonprofit, The Colorado Resilient Life Center, with hopes of offering free care and healing programs, classes, counseling, and events – all with mental health in mind.

This weekend marks the start of Colorado Art Weekend, a collection of art shows happening across several weekends through Labor Day weekend.

It’s safe to say Denver is a hockey town. But, it’s also no exaggeration to say Denver might just be the new title holder for Hockeytown, USA – with four hockey teams clinching championships in 2022.

A company called WAVi and a nonprofit started by Jake Pates have a goal to start brain scans as part of high school physicals for every athlete in the nation participating in high-risk contact sports.

Not only were the nine of them, traveling as a big family, not sitting together, they weren’t even on the same American Airlines return flight they had booked way back in January.

A battle is brewing over a pot shop moving in next to Bonnie Brae Ice Cream. One neighborhood group has vowed to keep fighting, while others say the two can easily co-exist.

Tom’s Diner closed in March 2020 when the pandemic hit, but even before that, the owner was looking to sell and retire. Now, he’s back with a new partner and taking the space in a different direction.

Colorado’s local businesses continue to navigate a number of economic issues, including record-high inflation, staffing shortages and lingering supply chain disruptions.

One family that went through foreclosure earlier this year is still living in their home. They say the company that bought the foreclosure is willing to give the home back if the family pays $29,000.

Whether it’s visitors just in town for a few days of vacation, or someone moving to Colorado for the first time – our state gets no shortage of love. But are we loving it to death?