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Englewood cancels Block Party

For the first time since its launch in 2017, Englewood's yearly Block Party, which drew thousands to the 3400 block of South Broadway last September, won't happen this year. City officials made the … more
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Englewood Schools releases plans for return to in-person learning

In only five weeks, Englewood Schools will allow students to return to in-person learning. But, as COVID-19 cases continue to rise in the state, parents can also choose a remote-learning option. The … more
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Englewood releases draft of downtown plan

Englewood advocates are aiming to bring offices, homes and stores near transit and bike paths, along with more customers living and working downtown, new and improved public spaces for community use … more
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Englewood Police ahead of reform curve

The passage of a statewide police reform bill is coinciding with the process of adopting body-worn cameras by Englewood Police, after the Englewood City Council reached a consensus at a June 1 … more
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Road-rage car crash damages Englewood police headquarters

A road rage-fueled car chase between a 28-year old woman and a man ended up at the Englewood Police Department headquarters, damaging a parking lot wall and a lamp post Wednesday evening, according … more
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Englewood toasts relaxed rules: Public alcohol consumption now allowed downtown

Thirsty residents who visit downtown Englewood can now enjoy their alcoholic beverages outside of bars and restaurants around parts of South Broadway. more
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Suspect fleeing police crashes into parked car in Englewood neighborhood

A driver's car crashed into a parked vehicle in Englewood and flipped over, sending the driver and his passenger to the hospital, according to the Sheridan Police Department. A Sheridan police … more
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Jerry Sturm, Broncos player and Englewood restaurant owner, dies at 83

Jerry Sturm, a former Denver Broncos player and owner of The South Restaurant in Englewood for half a century, died at age 83 on June 17. Sturm, an Indiana native, was named by the Broncos last year … more
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Suspect killed, officer injured in gunfire at Englewood light-rail station (VIDEO)

An Englewood police officer was shot and wounded and a 31-year-old man was killed in an exchange of gunfire late Tuesday at the Englewood RTD light rail station, Englewood police said. more
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Principal moving on after decade leading Finest in Englewood

Bobbie Skaggs was destined for a career in secondary education. Growing up in Pampa, Texas, she holds fond memories of her father, who was an agriculture teacher at Pampa High School. Skaggs’ … more
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Independent pharmacy in Englewood aims for personal touch

While working as a pharmacy manager at a Rite Aid Pharmacy and a Walgreens from June 2017 to October 2019, Bridget Logan felt frustrated with her role related to patient care. Logan’s job required … more
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Englewood eyes re-opening for dine-in-services

When asked how the COVID-19 pandemic has affected business at Breakfast Queen at 3460 S. Broadway in Englewood, owner Kosta Vasilas summarized the impact on the restaurant in three words. “It … more
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Jeremy Bitner run and walk still on

Englewood Police Sergeant Chad Read remembers former Englewood Police Detective Jeremy Bitner as a man who wanted to do good for the community when he joined the department in 2004. Bitner's time … more
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Englewood waiting to reopen public facilities

Like almost everywhere else now, life is different at the Englewood Public Library. As a result of COVID-19 precautions, rather than being able to go inside and explore library’s books and DVDs, … more
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Thinking small rather than big for downtown

Jim Heid sees small-scale development projects and incremental projects as being key for creating vibrant local economies and distinctive, resilient places. And as Englewood continues its process of … more
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Non-essential Englewood businesses reopen

Derick Cruz said his Game 7 Barbershop in Englewood was a place for people to go to hang out and let loose after work. But now with social distancing restrictions being heavily emphasized for … more
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Englewood cancels Fourth of July celebration

The smell of hot dogs and burgers being grilled, and the sight of hundreds of residents dressed in red, white and blue will not be at Cornerstone and Belleview parks this Fourth of July. Englewood … more
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Downtown development authority may head to election

The vision to create a downtown development authority in Englewood may have to receive a blessing from some commercial property owners and businesses in the city before the idea becomes a reality. … more
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Englewood Schools seniors plan graduation parades

Angelo Brite was only a few months away from finally finishing his high school career at Colorado's Finest High School of Choice before the COVID-19 pandemic shut down Englewood Schools — and he … more
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Englewood relaunches business grant program

Englewood has already awarded grants to more than 100 businesses that have been affected by the pandemic since launching its COVID-19 Small Business Support and Recovery Grant Program on March 24 — … more
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