As holiday lights twinkle across Colorado, countless hours are going into decorating and shopping for the holidays.

The Local newsletter is your free, daily guide to life in Colorado. For locals, by locals. For a landlocked state, Colorado is wild about water. We swim in it, paddle in it, and (when it’s cold enough ...

It’s been just over five years since a new hotel opened in Breckenridge (the last one being Gravity Haus in December 2019), but the drought has finally ended. Hotel Alpenrock, part of the Curio ...

Aurora Milstein of Quilts & Clogs found a new love for sewing by giving discarded textiles a fresh, fashionable life.

The Local newsletter is your free, daily guide to life in Colorado. For locals, by locals. I blinked groggily, staring at a black-and-white clock on the wall of a hospital room. I’d just woken up from ...

From pop-ups like Denver’s Christkindlmarket to brick and mortars like Littleton’s beloved St. Nick’s, here’s where to finish ...

Two Twelve's wood-fired kitchen and local sourcing has made it one of Crested Butte's most sought-after reservations.

The inaugural United flight from Denver to Rome. Photo courtesy of United Airlines The Local newsletter is your free, daily guide to life in Colorado. For locals, by locals. Make sure your passport is ...

American diner meets French brasserie at Denver’s Champagne Tiger, an eatery and queer community space with a raucous weekend brunch. Don’t let eastbound ski traffic get you down. Here are our ...

Breckenridge is popular—some may say insufferably so—for a reason. As Colorado’s busiest ski resort, the former gold-mining town attracts roughly 1.5 million skiers annually, tantalizing travelers ...

Tight inventory, driven by rising interest rates designed to slow inflation, defined Denver’s residential real estate market in 2023. “It was difficult for everyone,” says Libby Levinson-Katz, chair ...

The secretive and controversial data-mining firm moved its headquarters to LoDo earlier this year. And while some city and state government officials lobbied for the relocation, others are furious.