Need a pit bull permit? Hurry, Denver Animal Protection is providing them for free.

Breed-restricted permit fees cost about $75 not including microchips and vaccines.

Five Points’ Coffee at the Point launches GoFundMe so shop can reopen

In October, the shop will hit its 12th anniversary and Ryan Cobbins is hoping the shop can reopen by that time.

Guy Padgett wants to get back into local government. The District 7 City Council seat might be his way

Currently, six people are running for the southwest Denver spot. It’s the most candidates for any district so far in this election. .

BookBar, the indie bookstore and wine bar in Berkeley, will close in January

The bookstore opened in 2012 and captured the hearts of bookworms.

Casa Bonita workers learn a second language while restaurant renovations are underway

Casa Bonita staffers say, 'We're all connected more as a family.'

These Green Valley Ranch houses were made in a factory! They’re way better (and cheaper) than they sound

Customers design the layout using virtual-reality goggles, builds take a few months, and these homes cost half of the median house price in metro Denver.

Fifth annual Viva Southwest Mariachi Festival comes to Levitt Pavilion Sunday

The event will feature Denver’s Mariachi Sol de Mi Tierra, Grammy-nominated performer Lupita Infante and the first all-state youth ensemble, Mariachi Estelares de Colorado.

Gun confiscations at Denver International Airport could reach a new high this year

The data so far tracks with national trends, which show a rise in gun sales and firearms brought to airports.

The city shut down Mutiny Information Cafe. Denver rallied and saved it in less than 24 hours.

The counter-cultural hub has been trying to get back on its feet after a pandemic, a co-owner's nearly fatal heart attack, and vandalism.

They call him Goathead Greg and he has uprooted 427.5 pounds of puncture vine from Denver bike trails

He's a cycling superhero saving bikers from flat tires by removing one goathead plant at a time.

Things to do in Denver this weekend, Sept. 23-25

It's officially fall!

Auraria college students are digging up old artifacts from the historic Ninth Street Park

The archaeology project is part of a renewed effort from MSU Denver, CCD and the University of Colorado, Denver to recognize the history of the Auraria neighborhood.

Changes are happening at Denver Public Library. Here’s an update.

No, the Ross-Cherry Creek branch is not closing permanently.

Denver’s Tyler Drum wants to be a voice for all neighborhoods in District 8 through council run

Drum will face Brad Revare and Rita Lewis for the empty northeast Denver seat.

It’s finally here! Construction on the Broadway bike lane will begin in October

The city built a pilot version of the bike lane in 2015, but the project has stalled since. It'll provide key cycling infrastructure in the neighborhood.

KUVO and fans debate the Denver jazz station’s vision after hosts were fired or pushed out

Rodney Franks and Susan Gatschet were fired, and Janine Santana and Matthew Goldwasser were pushed out, as KUVO attempts to appeal to a wider, younger audience

Denver Public Library branches will reopen Thursday after closure due to an “unspecified threat

DPD said they will continue to investigate and increase patrols around DPL branches.

Capitol Hill intersections are getting a face lift

Traffic light and curb renovations, which also include two spots in Five Points, aim to make streets safer for pedestrians and more accessible to those with disabilities.

Who should control what happens at Civic Center Park and the McNichols Building? Denver is considering its options.

City departments say that city departments might not be the best at it.

Denver’s trying to make cannabis delivery a more attractive business — and exclusive to social equity licensees

But there's not a lot of demand for delivery in a city with dispensaries all over the place.