Cheesman Park is a wonderful reprieve from the concrete jungle of Denver. But if you dig a little deeper, literally, you will exhume an interesting, and pretty creepy, piece of Denver history and few buried secrets, too. There have been numerous stories of ghostly encounters in and around the park. Residents in the nearby neighborhood report seeing distraught apparitions, hear knocking on the walls, and some have even seen a woman holding her severed head sitting in their dining room.

From the weird to the creepy and the unexplainable to the bizarre, people back in the day didn't joke around.

People of the past brought their creepy A-game to Halloween. From looking at these nightmare-inducing photos, one thing's certain: our ancestors were obsessed with huge heads, pillowcases, and general creepiness.

Here's a rundown of the stores that will be open/closed on Thanksgiving Day 2023. As retail has turned all holidays into a shopper's paradise, many people are gearing up for Black Friday sales galore.

St. Nicholas is beloved worldwide, but did you know that folklore tells of a group of "companions" accompanying him throughout his travels? Join us as we take a sleigh ride around the world and into the darker side of the holiday.

From Krampus to sledding chicken people, our ancestors really knew how to put people at ease over the holidays with these creepy holiday cards.

Denver Zoo Lights is almost here! For 33 years, this magical display has been creating wonder for young and old alike, and the Denver Zoo says this year will be bigger and better than ever! The display will run from December 2 to January 7.

Denver will soon welcome the annual Mile High Tree Installation, and it might be just what we need to brighten the holiday season! It's 110 feet of LED lights to illuminate the holidays.

It was a crime that shocked a nation. A young girl brutally murdered, her parents the prime suspects, and a whole case full of twists and turns. JonBenét would have been in her early 30s now had the horrifying crime never happened.

Ring in 2024 with these fun, festive, and unique ways to say goodbye to the old and hello to the new! Maybe you toast to good fortune and kiss some lucky person at midnight or sing a boisterous round of Auld Lang Syne. Perhaps you follow the Southern tradition of eating black-eyed peas on New Year's Day for luck and prosperity.

It's that time of the year where Girl Scouts are at every doorway and there are boxes of Thin Mints as far as the eye can see. That's right, folks—Girl Scout Cookies have arrived for the 2024 season!

The warmer weather and beautiful blooms across the country are bringing the bees out of their hives and into the world of pollen.

Denver-Lakewood-Aurora, Boulder, and Colorado Springs among the top-ranked. 

The strongest meteor shower of the year will give us quite a show in mid-December despite competing with the light of an almost-full moon.

It's the Sunday loss that keeps on giving.

Elk Mountains and San Juan Range could see a few inches fall as we say goodbye to August.

The weather is warming up, plants are growing, and wildlife are out looking for some grub.

Colorado Department of Transportation (CDOT) is soliciting bids to study rail service along the I-25 corridor. 

Witness a beautiful astronomical event and welcome the astronomical first day of spring all within a 10-day time span.

B747-400 Tanker has been tapped to help battle unprecedented number of rainforest fires.

The Trail of the Ancients Scenic and Historic Byway and Highway of Legends Scenic Byway, both in southern Colorado, received honors from the National Scenic Byway Foundation (NSBF) for efforts to preserve and make public historical sites and information.

Coronavirus mitigation has reached horse racing, as officials choose to move the Derby to later in the year.

Natural organic reduction could be an alternative to burial or cremation. The bill is expected to make it to the governor's desk in March.

AAA offers fun and boozy train vacations that depart from Union Station and head to the bountiful Western Slope.

You can now apply to plant your buns in a 27-foot-long wiener and relish the open road.

Philadelphia sports radio program director proclaims that playing in Denver is too hard for other teams. Someone give baby his bottle, please.

It isn't a party until someone breaks out the tequila. 

Celebrate America the Colorado way.

Denver comes in at no. 10 in annual U.S. News & World Report ranking.

Research by the University of Colorado shows that venom can attack cancer cells.

All Goodwill locations will be hiring for a variety of positions. Make sure to check it out if you're in the job market.

Rep. Doug Lamborn says operations will be located at Peterson Air Force Base in Colorado Springs.

The '80s-era Genessee estate, named Eagle Mountain, was home to Bill Coors until he passed away in 2018. Once home to Bill Coors, grandson of Coors-founder Adolph Coors, Eagle Mountain estate is up for grabs if you happen to have a few million to drop.

Wallethub compared the 50 state capitals to determine which would make the best home.

Casa Bonita-themed art show is now open at Lakewood’s NEXT Gallery.

Where's the beef? It's at Wendy's, and it's free. 

The Eta Aquarids will peak the late evening of May 4 to early morning hours of May 5. Then, the Super Flower Moon will be ramping up to its full power on May 7.

Look to the heavens for a beautiful light show peaking on Sunday.

An interesting astronomical event will give us a good reason to take our eyes to the skies on Wednesday. The Corn Moon will peak on September 2, and while full moons aren't anything new, this one is somewhat unique.

Check out these fun and festive hot and cold mocktails that are perfect for those who don't imbibe, kids, and anyone else just giving their liver a break after the holidays!

Is that Denver-made Western Pottery Co. Whiskey Jug that you've bragged about (to literally anyone who will listen) the real deal? Or was it a '90s knock-off made for the tourist shop at Buffalo Bill's Grave and Museum? Enter for a chance to win tickets to the popular PBS show, "Antiques Roadshow", and bring it with you for an appraisal!

The latest zoo baby joined the family on October 23 and is getting a little extra TLC from zoo caretakers. You can see Eleanor and her lesser kudu family in the Central Ranges habitat.

The woman told Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW) officials that she was walking home from work around 11:40 p.m. near downtown Manitou when she encountered the bear on the street. She was extremely lucky to walk away with just scratches.

Heroes Day honors those that serve with a free ticket.

Among the most highly anticipated astronomical events this year, Mercury will pass directly between the Earth and the sun on November 11. This phenomenon won't happen again until 2032. The Leonid Meteor Shower will also light up the sky mid-month.

Altitude Sports & Entertainment is taking the cable giant to court, according to a lawsuit filed on Monday. The channel hasn't been available on Comcast since August.

As of January 21, you will have to pay for your entire parked time in the shopping center's garages and other spots.

Marianne de Groot-Pons created Marie Bee Bloom, a biodegradable mask company that constructs face coverings out of some surprising materials.

Finally, the big, blue beast gets a little love.

Through February 21, it's a perfect time to give a dog a loving home but you have to be one of the first 1,000 eligible people.