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Billie Eilish to Bring 'Where Do We Go?' World Tour to Denver Next Year

Billie Eilish just announced a new world arena tour, and she'll be making a stop in Denver. Her new "Where Do We Go?" World Tour will kick off this spring, and Eilish is set to perform at the Pepsi Center on April 1, 2020. Concert tickets go on sale this Friday, October 4.

Honoring Kendrick: STEM School Students Want to Get New NASA Mars Rover Named After Fallen Classmate

Students at the STEM School Highlands Ranch are hoping to get their fallen classmate, Kendrick Castillo, honored in a way that represents the path and interests of the heroic young man prior to his death in May. Students and staff alike are hoping to have NASA's new Mars Rover named after him.

10 Things to Do in Denver This Week, September 30–October 3

Time for another week and another roundup of events happening in and around Denver. The Jonas Brothers on tour, Great American Beer Festival, and Denver’s biggest haunted house are on our list of things to do this week, September 30–October 3.

Colorado Cities Ranked for Best and Worst Places to Raise a Family

WalletHub recently did an analysis of 61 cities in the Centennial State to determine which cities are the best to raise a family. 2019’s Best and Worst Places to Raise a Family in Colorado gives some insight into what areas in the state are preferable to raise kids and start a family. The results were weighted, scored, and averaged to come up with the overall list. Parker came in as the best place in the state to raise a family.

New Pop-Up Museum Elevates the Selfie Game in Denver

The Denver Selfie Museum just opened, and it's making our selfies all that we ever wanted them to be.

New Traction Law Already in Effect for I-70 – What That Means for Your Winter Travel

The new law will be in effect for the next nine months. For travelers along I-70, a new traction law is now in effect for 127 miles of the highway until May 31, 2020. The new law, Traction Bill HB 1207, was signed this past spring by Governor Jared Polis.

Cherry Creek's Off-Leash Dog Park to Close Temporarily for Upkeep in October

In order to give the off-leash area some required attention, the park will be closing for four days, from October 14–17, and possibly again in the spring of 2020.

What's Up With That Giant Skeleton at the Denver Public Library?

The new display features a giant sculpture of a skeleton ... but it ain't a dinosaur!

New 'Extreme Sports' Exhibit Is Now Open at the Denver Museum of Nature & Science

New "Extreme Sports: Beyond Human Limits" exhibit brings immersive extreme sports experience to Denver. Featuring stories and profiles of extreme athletes, some from right here in Colorado, the exhibit showcases the science, innovation, creativity, dedication, and inspiration that goes into extreme sports, and may just inspire people to try some for themselves.

Glittery and Boozy Cranberry Sauce Is a Thing, and We're Here for It!

Thanksgiving dinner’s underappreciated condiment just got a makeover courtesy of Firebox that's sure to catapult cranberry sauce into the spotlight. This new take on an old staple is a far cry from the jellied goop spooned from a can you may be used to. The new product features cranberry sauce amped up with both booze and edible glitter, with some orange zest for a little extra zing.

Fourth Graders Receive Free Admission to National Parks Through 'Every Kid Outdoors' Program

From now until August 31, 2020, fourth graders all over the United States can get a free pass to visit any federal lands or waters. Started in 2015, Every Kid Outdoors aims to get kids and their families out to visit national parks by offering free admission for a year. The pass will cover entrance fees but does not include any other activity costs, like camping, boating, fishing, parking, or any special tour. This offer is only good while students are in the fourth grade, so time is limited to utilize this great opportunity.

RTD Board Votes Down Proposal for New National Medal of Honor Museum to Be Built in Denver

Tuesday night’s vote resulted in a split decision, and the proposal to sublease lot to museum foundation failed.

Where Fifth Graders Can Ski and Snowboard in Colorado for Free!

Colorado Ski Country USA's 5th Grade Passport program gives any fifth-grader who registers for the program three free days of skiing or snowboarding at 21 different ski areas across the state. No purchase of a parent lift ticket required; kids can ski for one day or take advantage of all three of the free days available.

Taking Too Many Naps Linked to Poor Heart Health, Study Finds

On the flip side, research has shown that one's cardiovascular health can benefit from taking an occasional nap. An observational study done by researchers from the University Hospital of Lausanne in Switzerland found that occasional napping can lower the risk of heart failure, heart attacks, and strokes. Naps can refresh, rejuvenate, and boost our moods and overall well-being. Research has been done that shows emotional, cognitive, and immune benefits to napping, though it is an area that needs a lot more investigation.

A Podcast About 'The Office' With Pam and Angela Premieres on Oct. 18, and We're Freaking Out!

Real-life besties and "The Office" costars Jenna Fischer and Angela Kinsey are back with a new podcast dubbed "Office Ladies". The hilarious duo will host the podcast each week and will take an in-depth look at an episode of the show, going into detail about what happened behind the scenes and during production, and answer questions from fans.

12 Things to Do in Denver This Week, September 16-19

Concerts, comedy, baseball, and the return of hockey are on our list of things to do in Denver this week, September 16-19. Whether you feel like a mid-week rock concert, preseason hockey, or just want to get out and mingle here are 12 events to check out around the Mile High City.

ICYMI: 'Winter Dew Tour' Announces New Partnership With Copper Mountain

The Winter Dew Tour, a ski and snowboard competition, has been held in Breckenridge, Colorado, for the last 11 years. This year marks the first move for the Dew Tour—the contract with Breckenridge Ski Resort ended last year. The competition has now partnered with Copper Mountain Resort to host the event for the next two winter seasons. This year’s event is set for February 6–8, 2020. The event is one of the biggest of its kind, plus it's free to the public. The list of athletes invited has yet to be released.

Getting to Know Isak Heartstone, Colorado’s Very Own Mountain Troll

As many of us here in Colorado know, Breckenridge has a 15-foot tall wooden troll as a permanent resident. He is peaceful, kind of cute, very photogenic, and goes by the name of Isak Heartstone. The story of Colorado’s mountain troll is just another cool Colorado thing we love to talk about. Have you been up to see Isak Heartstone in either of his two homes?

Snow Spotted: First Flakes of the Season Appear in Colorado

Get ready, Colorado! The first signs of snow for the season are upon us ... Wednesday night’s storm bought hail in parts of the state—golf ball- to lemon-sized hail was reported in Sterling, among other places. Colorado Department of Transportation (CDOT) also has images of snow near and around Vail Pass that fell overnight into the early morning. Another storm is possibly be going to head to Northern Colorado early next week, which could bring another small bit of snow to the northernmost part of the state, but it is too soon to tell if that system will affect the state or pass us by to the north.

Colorado Cold Case Solved: Suspect Identified in 1981 Murder of Jeannie Moore

One of the state’s first cold cases to be solved using genetic genealogy has identified a suspect, now deceased. Jeannie Moore, 18, was last seen alive on the morning of August 25, 1981. Through new methods of genealogy and DNA testing, a suspect has been identified as Donald Steven Perea. Perea, a convicted rapist, died in May 2012.

Colorado Ski Resorts Gearing Up for Snowmaking

As temperatures start to decline Colorado mountain resorts are getting ready for snowmaking in the next few weeks.

First Concert of Red Rocks' 2020 Season Announced: Brantley Gilbert

Brantley Gilbert is the first artist announced for the 2020 summer lineup at Red Rocks Park and Amphitheatre.

Denver Ranked as the 6th Best Place to Retire

The Mile-High City comes in at number 6 on a list of over 170 U.S cities.

Trailer Containing $100,000 in Fossils Stolen From Aurora Hotel

A trailer full of rare and expensive fossils for an exhibit at the Colorado Mineral and Fossil Show was stolen this past weekend. GeoDecor brought a trailer with over $100,000 of fossil specimen to the fall showcase, only to have that trailer stolen on Sunday evening from the Crowne Plaza Convention Center Hotel. The trailer contained 13 fossils, all worth thousands of dollars each.

Colorado Casas: $7M Mountain Retreat in Evergreen Includes a Carriage House and 30 Acres of Natural Perfection

Looking for an oasis to relax and surround yourself in nature? Check out this 30-acre property just listed for just under $7 million in Evergreen. The four-bedroom, seven-bath luxury estate sits on thirty acres, and is 12,768 square feet, and has many unique and custom features including a home theater with its own bar, study, office, wine cellar, and eight fireplaces.

10 Things to Do in Denver This Week, September 9-12

Beer, baseball, and more await you this week! Don't miss out on all of the fun to be had with these 10 things to do in Denver, September 9-12!

Mermaid Training Classes Are a Real Thing, and You Can Find Them Right Here in Colorado

Just because Colorado is a landlocked state, it does not mean that mermaid dreams cannot be a reality. There are a few places in the state where one can learn how to swim like a bona fide mermaid, and we have all the sparkly details.

Bear-Proofing Your Home Is Not Just a Good Idea, It's the Law in Colorado

Bear season is hot and heavy in Colorado. The animals are out and looking for food as they prepare for the coming winter. Residents who live in bear country know the recommended steps to take to keep themselves and their homes safe from curious and hungry bears. And bear-proofing your home is not just recommended to keep the furry fiends from getting into your trash, it's the law in some places in Colorado.

Local Hero Injured While Saving a Child From Vehicle Crash at 'A Taste of Colorado'

On Sunday night, a suspected drunk driver drove directly into a crowd of people at A Taste of Colorado. The driver drove through a barrier placed at 14h Avenue and Broadway and struck one pedestrian causing a leg injury. A security guard acted quickly when the driver started to head for the festival, saving a boy and sustaining injuries in the process.

Colorful Colorado: Fall Foliage in Colorado Expected to Be in 'Near Peak' Conditions This Weekend

People flock in droves to the peaks to catch a glimpse of the aspen trees as they change, which usually starts to happen in mid-September and will continue through mid-October. So you should be able to see beautiful colors starting this weekend (September 27-29) and next (October 4-6)! "Near peak" conditions are set to be expected based on SmokyMountains.com's hyper-local fall color map.

This 72-Pound Wheel of Parmesan Cheese Is a Thing of Dreams

All your luxury cheese dreams can come true thanks to bulk retailer Costco. It's a 72-pound wheel by the name of Kirkland Signature Whole Wheel Parmesan Reggiano, and it can be all yours for a cool $900.

Flights at Denver International Airport Affected by Hurricane Dorian

Passengers headed to the East Coast face delayed flights and cancellations as major airports in Florida are closed.

4 Events That Celebrate Colorado's Favorite Pepper, the Green Chile

For those of us who can't get enough of the spicy stuff, these four events celebrate the beloved green chile.

'Haunted Colorado' Exhibit Opens at Denver International Airport

New exhibit celebrates Colorado’s spooky past and haunted places.

10 Things to Do in Denver This Week, September 2-5

A Taste of Colorado, Denver Food + Wine Festival, mediation classes, and urban art are on our calendar this week in Denver. This week has a little bit of everything as we celebrate Labor Day and enjoy the remaining days of warm summer weather. Lots of food, booze, and music, along with some free classes and new career opportunities, are happening this week in Denver, September 2-5.ze, and music, along with some free classes and new career opportunities.

The Rocky Mountain Showdown: Everything You Need to Know to Catch the Game

The Rocky Mountain Showdown is a fall semester tradition for Colorado State and the University of Colorado Boulder Football that has been around for decades. The 2019 event will be the last time the game is played at Denver's Broncos Stadium at Mile High.