The National Western Stock Show runs from January 7–22, making this month an ideal time to celebrate Colorado’s Western roots by indulging in juicy tenderloins and strips at a steak restaurant in or around the Mile High City.
Several homegrown athletes made their way to finals at the world-class competitions this December at Copper Mountain—look for them to keep throwing down this winter.
Public health services may suffer as Adams, Arapahoe, and Douglas counties build their new public health agencies.
The effects of climate change are already hindering your health. These tips can help you mitigate the impact.
Where to go, what constitutes an emergency, and how to navigate the billing process at Denver emergency rooms.
Tepeyac’s new clinic is part of a development bringing affordable housing to Globeville and Elyria-Swansea.
Kathy Sabine’s skin cancer diagnosis led the 9News meteorologist to confront the physical and emotional effects of the disease.
Boulder-based Earable uses AI to track and respond to poor sleep.
Here’s what Colorado leaders are doing to try to improve working conditions for nurses.
Who needs Peloton? From Nathaniel Rateliff to Earth, Wind, and Fire, this Colorado playlist will turn up the intensity of your treadmill workouts.
Denver-based OXB makes jewelry that can hit the gym as hard as you can.
A letter from the editor of 5280 Health‘s January 2023 issue.
Summit County’s best-kept après secret comes with mountain views, wine on tap and fondue for a cause.
As the university turns 50 this month, it’s set lofty goals for the decades ahead. Now it needs to figure out how to fully meet them.
In honor of this month’s International Snow Sculpture Championships in Breckenridge, we asked an expert about how we can bring our snowman game to the next level.
The Western Hotel and Spa is a remnant of Ouray’s mining past. Now, it’s set to become a gem of the Western Slope’s hospitality scene.
How to read the West’s unofficial alphabet, from your Walking A’s to your Lazy Z’s.
The Whittier restaurant combines destination-dining fare with the relaxed ambiance of a welcoming watering hole.
The glitzy LoDo seafood house serves global specialties.
That is, unless we cave to the NFL’s lengthy list of demands.
Everything old is new again at Colorado’s hot springs, where recent expansions and upgrades have created fresh ways of savoring the Earth’s oldest bathtubs.
More than 500 of the very best attorneys in the Mile High City—and beyond.
The Strong Arm, long regarded as Colorado’s preeminent ambulance chaser, makes his case for your respect.
From winter’s legendary skiing to fall’s epic hiking, there’s no downtime in a Centennial State year.
We imagine four Colorado locales from the tires up.
A letter from the editor of 5280.
Qiana Torres Flores, wellness director of Bonanno Concepts, shares ways to keep your blood pressure from skyrocketing at the workplace.
This local nutrition pro challenges us to think about our food systems through a more inclusive lens.
Two local veterinarians share advice on keeping your pooch safe when the temps drop.
As the year comes to a close, we celebrate some of the best restaurants, bars, and bakeries we’ve gained and remember the ones we lost.
Regaled for its naturally divided beginner, intermediate, and advanced terrain, “the athlete’s mountain” commemorates half a century this winter with drink specials, a history book, and a 20-foot-tall snow sculpture.
Read this before you start rage tweeting.
This month and beyond, quench your thirst with these tasty lagers, ales, IPAs, and other N/A beeresque beverages.
Forget Me Not’s beverage director Nicole Lebedevitch shares how to improve your at-home, free-spirit game.
Thirty-five percent of Americans took a month off from drinking at the start of 2022, and more are expected to participate in 2023. Here’s how to join the movement.
Colorado Gives Day, Christmas, and Hanukkah are behind us, but every day is a good time to donate.
The bartender-barista from Boxcar Coffee Roasters dishes on everything coffee and cocktails, including the espresso martini craze.
Passing Proposition 122 in November was the easy part. Now it will take years to implement policies, guidelines, and practices for legal psychedelic use. Here’s what we know—and what we don’t.
As new pet ownership soars and vets face pandemic-induced burnout, corporations are quickly consolidating the veterinary field, leaving pet owners with fewer choices for care.
