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Chef Troy Guard and Top Chef contender Tristen Epps will host a fundraising dinner on June 25 to benefit Work Options, a nonprofit aiding career development in the food service industry.
Boulder celebrates its annual Walk and Bike Month starting this weekend, promoting outdoor activities and community engagement. The event encourages residents to explore local parks and bike paths.
Three Colorado ranches are now selling grill-ready meat boxes online, catering to local consumers during the grilling season. This initiative supports local agriculture and offers residents access to high-quality, grass-fed meat.
Taylor Swift celebrates her music ownership with a tour of Denver bars inspired by her albums. The Buffalo Rose and Cooper Lounge are highlighted as key stops for fans.
Gov. Jared Polis vetoed a bill aimed at banning rent-setting algorithms, citing potential negative impacts on the rental market. The legislation was intended to protect consumers from rising housing costs driven by technology.
Four new rooftop bars open in Denver this summer, offering great spots to enjoy the warm weather. These venues include Rook at the Catbird Hotel, Jacquard Hotel's rooftop, Scrabble, and Hey Kiddo. Each bar promises a unique experience for locals and visitors alike.
Axios Denver highlights the best culinary experiences from May, showcasing popular dishes such as those from Xiquita Restaurante y Bar and Matsuhisa. The article emphasizes the vibrant food scene in Denver, appealing to both locals and visitors.
A developer is suing Denver, claiming that affordable housing fees hinder development. The lawsuit highlights ongoing tensions between city regulations and housing initiatives.
A Denver tenant filed a lawsuit against property managers for retaliating against her union organizing efforts. The suit claims the lease's anti-union clause violates Denver law protecting tenant organizing.
Denver and Aurora police departments have paid out over $19 million in settlements related to lawsuits from the 2020 George Floyd protests. These lawsuits allege police used excessive force against largely peaceful protesters, resulting in serious injuries and violations of constitutional rights.