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Expansion NWSL team unveils plans for new downtown Denver women's soccer stadium

It's being called the largest-ever investment in a women's pro sports team, and it's happening in Denver.

Expansion NWSL team unveils plans for new downtown Denver women's soccer stadium

By: ANNE M. PETERSON AP Soccer Writer

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DENVER — The expansion National Women's Soccer League team in Denver has unveiled plans for a new downtown soccer stadium.

The team is scheduled to begin play next year. The stadium is expected to open in 2028 and will become just the second purpose-built women's soccer stadium in the league.

The Kansas City Current opened CPKC Stadium last year. The new owners of the Denver team intend to build a 14,500-seat facility with an open end that looks out over green space.

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Department of Local Affairs designates four cities as Main Street Communities

Cripple Creek and Woodland Park join more than 30 cities statewide with the "Main Street community" designation.

Department of Local Affairs designates four cities as Main Street Communities

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