A company affiliated with the headline-grabbing former Heisman Trophy winner says a locally based nutritional supplement company failed to pay him for a $1 million endorsement deal.
Johnny Manziel sues Denver company over endorsement deal
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Bouldering gym grabs spot in Golden Triangle
The facility would feature 12,000 square feet of bouldering walls and 2,500 square feet of fitness space with room for group classes.
Grad students sue CSU for skipping accreditation
Twelve alums of a program in landscape architecture claim the school never applied for accreditation – which they say they needed to get jobs.
Fashion exhibit descends on DAM
The Denver Art Museum has drawn up a new collection to exhibit one of fashion’s most famed illustrators.
Children’s science museum makes a play in Westminster
The for-profit business will teach children up to age 10 science through games and activities.
Restaurant tech firm sets up at Denver Place
A Providence, Rhode Island-based company that makes software for restaurant owners is eating up a slice of downtown real estate.
Nonprofit looks to scale up homeless shelter
A recent rezoning approval by Denver City Council paves the way for Urban Peaks to expand its facility five-fold.
New charter school readies desks on Broadway
5280 High School plans to open in a 15,000-square-foot building formerly home to the Shops at 9th Avenue.
Pandora sweeps into dedicated local office space
After camping out in Golden Triangle’s Galvanize for five years, the music-streaming service is more than tripling its local square footage with digs of its own.
Denver Art Museum opens Degas exhibit Feb. 11
An exhibit focusing on French impressionist Edgar Degas will open Feb. 11 at the Denver Art Museum.
