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Boulder Pearl Street Protest Calling for Release of Hostages Attacked

Multiple people sustained injuries during a protest in Boulder, Colorado, demanding the release of hostages. The incident occurred at Pearl Street Mall, escalating tensions between demonstrators and counter-protesters.

Denver Tenant Sues Landlords Over Retaliation for Union Organizing

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's Brunch Scene: Bottomless Mimosas and Unique Breakfast Offerings

Mezcal offers bottomless mimosas for $19 during brunch, attracting locals to its Mexican fare. Blackbelly Market and other eateries provide unique breakfast options in Denver.

Signaling a policy shift, ICE detains a family who showed up at Denver immigration court for a check-in

ICE detained a family at the Denver Immigration Court on Thursday after they received a dismissal of removal order. Advocates warn this tactic could discourage others from attending immigration proceedings.

Trail Ridge Road Reopens in Rocky Mountain National Park After Snow Removal

Trail Ridge Road in Rocky Mountain National Park reopened on May 30, 2025, after snow removal efforts. The reopening allows access to scenic views and hiking trails.

Jared Polis vetoes bill that would have restricted the use of rent-setting software, like RealPage

Governor Jared Polis vetoed a bill on May 29, 2025, that aimed to ban certain rent-setting algorithms in Colorado, citing potential negative impacts on housing providers. The veto highlights ongoing concerns about the role of technology in driving up rental costs.

Boebert, Evans Yelled at by 'Furious' Constituents Over Medicaid Cuts in Big Beautiful Bill

Protests erupted in Denver as constituents confronted Representatives Boebert and Evans over Medicaid cuts. Attendees expressed outrage, labeling the cuts as cruel and life-threatening.

Black Tiger Sex Machine to Perform at Red Rocks on Oct. 5, 2025

Black Tiger Sex Machine will perform at Red Rocks Amphitheatre on Oct. 5, 2025, featuring two shows in one night. Tickets go on sale May 30, 2025.

Colorado breweries fret about tariffs amid trade war

President Trump's tariffs threaten to increase costs for the craft brewing industry, compounding existing supply chain challenges and declining sales. U.S. Senator John Hickenlooper highlights the impact on local businesses, particularly concerning aluminum tariffs. Smaller breweries face the toughest challenges, with uncertainty looming over ingredient prices.

Outside Festival is back. Here’s what you need to know

The Outside Festival returns to Civic Center Park in Denver this weekend, featuring headliners Khruangbin and Lord Huron. Festival-goers can enjoy music, films, and talks from notable figures like Alex Honnold.

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