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Colorado confirmed its seventh measles case this year, prompting increased vaccination efforts among residents. The latest case involves a vaccinated adult who traveled internationally, highlighting the importance of vaccination amid rising cases.
Denver NWSL appointed Curt Johnson as general manager on May 29, drawing mixed reactions from fans due to his controversial past. Johnson previously retained a coach accused of misconduct, raising concerns about his hiring practices.
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.
A developer is suing Denver, claiming that affordable housing fees hinder development. The lawsuit highlights ongoing tensions between city regulations and housing initiatives.
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.
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.
Colorado ski resorts transition to summer activities, offering hiking, biking, and concerts. Events include the Vail Summer Sessions and the Lake Dillon Beer Festival, showcasing local entertainment and outdoor fun. Families can enjoy attractions at Breckenridge and Copper Mountain, which also hosts summer ski camps.
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.
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.
Dope Lemon transformed the Fillmore into a psychedelic playground during their concert on May 29, 2025. The Australian indie-rocker captivated the audience with a blend of mystical influences and engaging performances.