I'm From Denver

06/03/2026

3rd most expensive state 🙄

06/03/2026

Denver’s Baker neighborhood is home to Scr3am & Sugar Coffee Co., a horror-themed café that proves themed spots can serve great food and drinks, not just great décor.

Connected to the Horrid boutique, the shop features spooky year-round vibes, creative specialty drinks, and fan-favorite breakfast items, pastries, and burritos. According to Deco Hint, its mix of quality food, seasonal menus, and immersive horror atmosphere has made it one of Denver’s most unique coffee destinations.

06/02/2026

Denver Pride is expanding from a single weekend into a month-long celebration featuring nearly 100 hours of events, including dance parties, hikes, cookouts, a Pride 5K, and more across the city.

The festivities culminate June 28 with the Pride Parade and free PrideFest on 16th Street, which is moving downtown this year due to construction at Civic Center Park.

06/02/2026

Eliminated some pizza at BeauJo’s before Scary Movie opens on June 5th.

06/01/2026

Morgan Wallen ran into technical problems with his piano during “Sand In My Boots” Friday night at Empower Field in Denver. Unable to hear the instrument in his in-ear monitors, he finished the song before dramatically flipping the piano over on stage. Videos of the moment quickly went viral, leaving fans wondering if a new piano will be ready for night two.

05/30/2026

The country star lost his cool during the first night of his weekend at Empower Field at Mile High in Denver, Colorado ... when, while trying to sing his track, "Sand In My Boots," he experienced some technical difficulties.

Morgan Wallen's song "180" might as well have described his piano last night ... because he nearly flipped the thing completely over mid-show!

05/29/2026

Over Memorial Day weekend, the Traffic Unit teamed up with Colorado State Patrol and surrounding agencies for a high-visibility enforcement operation targeting speeding, reckless driving, and move-over violations on I-25.

Our officers contacted 81 drivers and issued 67 speeding tickets — and this driver thought 124 mph was acceptable. It's not. Speeding like this puts every person on the road at risk. It's dangerous and it won't be tolerated.

Slow down, move over for emergency vehicles, and make sure everyone makes it home.

is committed to making our streets and highways safer for everyone, and we'll keep showing up to make that happen.

05/29/2026

Josh Johnson on breathing in Colorado 🤣

05/28/2026

Denver Airport Finally Has a Backup Plan for Train Meltdowns