Only 34% of Americans see President Biden as “honest and trustworthy”, an all-time low
In recent news, President Joe Biden was found to have been storing classified documents and the public’s perception of him has shifted. According to a recent YouGov America poll of 1,500 U.S. citizens, the amount of Americans who see Biden as “honest and trustworthy” has dropped 8% since the poll in December. Currently, 48% say he is not honest and trustworthy. 20% are unsure of their opinion of this statement towards Joe Biden.
Read full storyNew delivery-only lobster roll restaurant opens in Denver
A brand new restaurant has opened in Denver - Maine and Main Lobsteris focused on delivering fresh, sustainable New England lobster rolls to the Denver area. The concept was created by Sean Huggard, chef and owner of Shucking Good Hospitality, the group behind Blue Island Oyster Bar & Seafood located in Cherry Creek and Lone Tree. Maine and Main Lobster prides itself on responsible and direct sourcing from lobstermen and purveyors with which it has maintained longstanding relationships.
Read full storyColorado Child Abuse and Neglect Hotline calls increased slightly in 2022
The Colorado Department of Human Services (CDHS) reports that calls to the Colorado Child Abuse and Neglect Hotline, 844-CO-4-Kids (844-264-5437), remained stable from 2021 to 2022 after a significant drop in 2020. Calls to the hotline increased 0.3% to 209,513 in 2022 compared to 208,949 in 2021.
Read full storyNature inspired apartment complex breaks ground in Aurora
Aurora, Colorado - with a population of almost 390,000 - will have a new apartment complex to offer current and future community members. Wood Partners, a national leader in multifamily real estate development, announced today the groundbreaking of a new project in Aurora, Colorado under the working name Alta Addison. With construction currently underway, the community is set to start pre-leasing at the end of 2023 and open in early 2024.
Read full storyLove bitter drinks? You’re more likely to be a psychopath, study finds
If you like bitter food or drinks such as: black coffee, IPA’s, radishes, wine, and tonic water - you may have a more “dark” side to you. According to research published, researchers working with the University of Innsbruck in Austria surveyed 953 Americans about their taste preferences. In two different studies, subjects self-reported their likes for sweet, sour, salty and bitter food and drinks. They then answered personality questionnaires assessing Machiavellianism, psychopathy, narcissism, everyday sadism, trait aggression, and the Big Five factors of personality.
Read full storyCousins Maine Lobster coming to Denver
Cousins Maine Lobster, leading food truck concept and provider of the tastiest Maine lobster rolls across the country, announces their upcoming grand opening at Joyride Brewing Company on Saturday, January 28.
Read full storyColorado license plates that were rejected in 2022
Personalized license plates are a great way to customize your vehicle and show some personality to other drivers on the road. However, not all personalized plates are acceptable to be on the road.
Read full storyTop dog names in New York City
Dog names tell a lot about not only the dog, but the family, location, and lifestyle. While a recent article discussed the significance of people/dog name crossovers and the most popular choices for each, a recent discussion was prompted on Reddit after a list of the most popular dog names in New York City was posted.
Read full storyRude to refer to women as “girls”? Americans are divided
The general language of saying “girls” towards women and “guys”, referring to a person of any gender, has been used for many years. But in recent times has stirred debate among some of if the term is demeaning, especially towards adult women who are wanting to be respected.
Read full storyRichest 1% own two-thirds all new wealth, report shows
Coinciding the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland this week, Oxfam released a new report detailing the sheer wealth of the world’s richest group. Their “Survival of the Richest” report showed that the top 1% of richest individuals accounted for two-thirds of new wealth created since 2020 ($42 trillion). This was almost twice as much money as the amount obtained by the bottom 99 percent of the world’s population.
Read full storyMost Black Americans say protests are necessary for progress in racial equality
With the rising of the protests stemming from George Floyd’s murder in 2020, race equality became a major talking point in recent years. YouGov America performed a survey on 1,500 U.S. adults this month in which they gathered American’s feelings on statements regarding protest’s effects on racial progress.
Read full storyPeople names most commonly used for dogs
Some names seem entirely used for our dog companions, like Fido or Fluffy. But there’s also plenty of crossover between the two that leaves people wondering, “do I have a dog name?”
Read full storyMost Americans still say gender is determined at birth
Transgender issues have been in the spotlight in recent years. With trans people leading the front to fight discrimination, some Americans are still unsure how to feel. Transgender is classified by Websters dictionary as a person whose gender identity does not correspond with the sex registered for them at birth. Trans individuals now have access to more procedures than ever before to help their outer appearance confirm with societies standards, such as gender confirmation surgery.
Read full storyNatural Grocers to hold Grand Opening for Denver's Central Park location
Natural Grocers, the largest family-operated organic and natural grocery retailer in the U.S., is announcing the upcoming opening of its 44th Colorado location at 3165 N. Central Park Blvd., Denver, CO. The store plans to host its Grand Opening Celebration Event shortly after the holidays on Saturday, January 7, 2023, with giveaways, fantastic discounts, prize sweepstakes and more.
Read full storyOnly 38% of Americans agree with Brittney Griner prisoner swap
Brittney Griner escorted to Russian court room in AugustPhoto byAlexander Zemlianichenko, AP. Brittney Griner, an American WNBA player, was arrested in February 2022 on smuggling charges in Russia for vape cartridges containing hash oil. In May, the U.S. State Department announced she was "wrongfully detained", and being used as leverage as a result on U.S. sanctions against Russia due to the Russia/Ukraine war.
Read full storyHGTV Dream Home Giveaway, with grand prize valued at $2.7 million, now open for entries
Beginning at 9 a.m. ET today, December 23, 2022, through 5 p.m. ET on Thursday, February 16, 2023, fans can enter for their chance to win the HGTV® Dream Home 2023 located in Morrison, CO. The prize package, valued at over $2.7 Million, includes the brand new, fully furnished home, an all-new Jeep Grand Cherokee 4xe and $100,000 from Ally. Eligible fans can enter for a chance to win twice per day at HGTV.com and FoodNetwork.com, where they will also find full details and the official rules, as well as additional home features.
Read full storyMost Republicans believe 2022 was "one of the worst years in American history"
Abortion-rights demonstrators protest outside the U.S. Supreme Court after the court overturned the landmark Roe v. Wade abortion decisionPhoto byJason Garza for The Texas Tribune.
Read full storyAlmost half of adults ages 18-29 live with parents and spend their money on luxury goods
Adult living at home with parentsPhoto byHomeword.com. A record-high number of young adults are living with their parents, which is contributing to an explosion in the luxury goods market, according to a recent report from Morgan Stanley.
Read full storyVan Leeuwen launches new winter ice cream flavors
Peppermint Stick, new winter ice cream flavorPhoto byVan Leeuwen. Van Leeuwen ice cream, known for its decadent French-style ice cream, with double egg yolks than standard ice cream and simple ingredients, has launched brand new flavors for the wintertime.
Read full story$30 million into renovation and diversification, Denver School of the Arts asks for more money
Denver School of the ArtsPhoto byDenver Public Schools. Denver School of the Arts is advancing its campus and diversity. Established over 30 years ago, the middle and high school allows grades 6-12 to audition for a major of their choice: Creative Writing, Dance, Band, Orchestra, Vocal Music, Stagecraft & Design, Theatre, Video Cinema Arts, or Visual Arts.
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