A few months ago, Wal-Mart pulled out as the major developer on the now vacant C.U. Medical Campus. The development has been in limbo ever since; but good news this week as the Kroger corporation has decided to step in and anchor the site.

Denver yields some of the most ideal MOD living in the country. Mid-century architecture graces homes sprinkled throughout many Denver neighborhoods.

The local theater troupe Su Teatro will have their debt resolved in return for a promise to perform for eight more years.

As the days grow shorter, changes come across the streets of Denver. Lights come out, the roads grow icy, and the once prolific bicycle community retires to warmer confines.

Every once in awhile an amenity will come along that truly captures your lifestyle and is a fine example of inspired living.

You may have seen it already. The sprouting up from one house to the next, holiday lights are beginning to cover every block. And it isn’t just in the residential neighborhoods either.

Get out your conductor hat and your whistle, it’s time once again for the Rocky Mountain Toy Train Show, taking place at the Denver Merchandise Mart from November 24th to the 25th.

The hope in closing the doors on this once lively destination involves a long, hard look at the potential and future of a neighborhood that has seen better days.

Things have come a long way from just coat hangers and license plates. Where once those were the only things produced by inmates, now there are musicians making albums behind bars, books are being written in solitary, and other forms of expression are taking hold.

The McNichols Building, Denver's first library, has been transformed with the help of 4 million dollars and a lot of hard work. The reason behind the renovation finds it's roots in the arts.

As CSU grapples with the surrounding community about the construction of their new stadium, Metro State University of Denver plans to build their own 12 million dollar sports complex.

Milehimodern is excited to announce the addition of two stunning new listings on the website.

Tom's Urban 24 is set to open tomorrow, and Denver could not be more excited to welcome another 24 hour diner into the culinary mix of Downtown!

The Denver Art Museum is host to "Becoming Van Gogh," a newly opened exhibition going on from now until January 20th, 2013.

On Thursday, October 25th, City officials approved $13.7 million dollars for the construction of a new parking complex on 27th and Blake.

With the NHL lockout leaving fans in the cold, Denver hockey devotees are left wondering what their options are for the upcoming season. Lucky for us, there’s a new franchise in town: The Denver Cutthroats have arrived to compete for your hockey dollar.

The art scene in Denver is about to come even more alive with Denver Art's Week, set to begin on November 2nd, 2012.

The big box sales company Walmart officially backed out of the development on October 9th, although they would not give a specific reason.

Endangered public landscapes have been a recent topic of discussion across the nation.

With so many options for fall tastes at your doorstep, it's important to know what's on tap and filling the bottles in your neighborhood so you don't miss out on these limited time brews.