Jessica Marshall+FollowCherry Creek schools face major trust crisisA wave of concern is sweeping through Cherry Creek School District after a Denver7 Investigates report exposed claims of a toxic work culture and a possible conflict of interest at the top. With Superintendent Chris Smith and Chief HR Officer Brenda Smith married, many staff say they feel trapped, unable to report issues without fear of retaliation. Hundreds of community members have weighed in online, demanding accountability and transparency. The district’s silence and refusal to answer questions only fuels suspicion. What changes do you think need to happen to restore trust in our schools? #Education #CherryCreekSchools #Denver00Share
Michael Alvarez+FollowDenver grocery prices just hit a 36-week low!Grocery bills in Denver just got a little lighter—this week’s price check shows the lowest totals in 36 weeks, with Walmart and Safeway both dropping prices on essentials. If you’re shopping for basics like milk, bread, chicken, and eggs, Walmart continues to be the most budget-friendly option, while King Soopers has crept up in cost. Target is holding steady, but Safeway’s price cuts on meat are worth a look. It’s a great time to stack digital coupons and loyalty deals to stretch your dollars even further. How are you saving on groceries lately? #Food #Denver #GrocerySavings00Share
dalemiller+FollowCommerce City’s warehouse boom: What’s next?A massive 178,000-square-foot warehouse just got snapped up in Commerce City, making the area near DIA even more of a logistics powerhouse. Advance Stores Inc.—the folks behind Advance Auto Parts—will use the new space as a distribution hub for 10 local stores, keeping shelves stocked across the Denver metro. With big names like McKesson and La-Z-Boy already nearby, it’s clear this corridor is a magnet for national brands. As more companies compete for modern warehouse space, what does this mean for jobs, traffic, and growth in our neighborhoods? #Cars #CommerceCity #Denver00Share
Mary Williams+FollowDenver’s Whiskey Row building hits the market againAnother shakeup on Market Street—Dierks Bentley’s Whiskey Row building is up for sale, just four years after its last big deal. With Riot House next door already shuttered, some are wondering what’s next for this lively downtown block. The building’s still fully leased to Whiskey Row for six more years, but the ownership change could mean new vibes or even more changes in LoDo. For those who love the area’s nightlife or have memories at Whiskey Row, what do you think this means for the future of Denver’s downtown scene? #Food #Denver #LoDo00Share
megan01+FollowDenver’s biggest ranch has its own mountainImagine living on 225 acres of pure Colorado wilderness—right in Denver. The city’s largest ranch just hit the market for $5.9 million, and it’s not just the size that’s jaw-dropping. This place comes with its own mountain, private trails for hiking and exploring, and no HOA to worry about. The home itself is built for comfort and epic views, with a massive fireplace, sunroom, and a primary suite that feels like a spa. It’s rare to see something this private and expansive so close to the city. What would you do with your own mountain? #RealEstate #Denver #ColoradoLiving00Share
Jacob Morris+FollowSteamboat Springs teen stuns at Denver rodeoMason Reine, just 18 and fresh out of Steamboat Springs, is making waves at the National Western Stock Show in Denver. After a brutal head injury last spring—knocked out cold and tossed 10 feet by a bull—he bounced back the very next day to win his rodeo with an 82-point ride. Now, he’s not only a Colorado High School State Rodeo champ but also one of the youngest competitors to watch at Denver’s biggest rodeo event. What do you think drives someone to get back on the bull after a fall like that? Would you have the same grit? #Sports #Denver #Rodeo00Share
Chad Williams+FollowHow Empower Field tackles food wasteAfter every big event at Empower Field, about 1,000 pounds of untouched food from the suites is set aside—not for the trash, but for people in need. Chef Shannon DeMaree and the stadium’s kitchen team have made it a mission to turn what would be waste into real help for the community. It’s wild to think how much good can come from food that would otherwise be thrown out. Imagine if every stadium or event did this—how much hunger could we fight together? What other places in Denver could step up next? #Sports #Football #Denver00Share
Marcia Hamilton+FollowWhy most people in Denver don’t choose homelessnessBlankets aren’t just for comfort—they’re survival tools for people like Holly Norris, who’s spent over a decade living outside in Denver. Her story shatters the myth that homelessness is a choice. According to the latest data, over 94% of people experiencing homelessness in Denver didn’t choose this life. Many, like Norris, face impossible barriers: unaffordable housing, lack of resources, and city ordinances that push them from place to place. Even when help is offered, there often aren’t enough beds or safe places to go. What do you think needs to change to truly support our neighbors without homes? #Safety #Denver #Homelessness00Share
boothconnor+FollowBangor’s new nonstop to Denver changes summer travelBangor International Airport just made summer getaways a whole lot easier with its first-ever nonstop flight to Denver! This is the farthest west you can fly from Bangor without a layover, and it opens up direct access to Colorado’s adventures and connections across the West. For Mainers, it means less time in airports and more time exploring. Plus, folks from Denver can now reach Maine’s coast and Acadia National Park in one hop. Flights run Saturdays from late June to early September. Who’s already planning a trip? Let’s talk travel plans and dream destinations! #News #BangorAirport #Denver00Share
Jason Wells+FollowALDI’s arrival could reshape Denver groceriesALDI is set to open over 50 stores in Denver and Colorado Springs, and this could mean big changes for how we shop and what we pay for groceries. With their smaller stores, focus on private-label brands, and famously low prices, ALDI’s move might finally bring real competition to King Soopers and other local chains. For neighborhoods struggling with food access, especially in Southwest Denver and Montbello, this could be a game-changer. What do you think—will ALDI’s expansion make groceries more affordable and accessible in your area? #Food #Denver #ColoradoSprings00Share
