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Breckenridge Ski Resort in Colorado enhances snowmaking capabilities to extend ski seasons amid climate change challenges. The resort aims to adapt to changing weather patterns by investing in technology.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Protesters confronted U.S. Representative Jason Crow at a town hall on May 27, condemning his ties to Palantir Technologies over its role in the Israel-Palestine conflict. Crow faced criticism for accepting campaign donations from Palantir executives amid ongoing human rights concerns.
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.
The Colorado Children’s Campaign released the 2025 Kids Count data book, revealing improvements in youth mental health and early childhood education but a troubling rise in child homelessness. The report indicates a 28% increase in homeless students from 2023 to 2024.
Outside Festival in Denver celebrates Colorado's outdoor culture, expecting 25,000 attendees and generating $16 million in economic activity. The festival features industry discussions, concerts, and activities, reflecting the outdoor recreation industry's $17 billion economic impact in the state.
U.S. Rep. Gabe Evans defended his support for President Trump's spending bill amid protests at the Colorado state Capitol. He emphasized tax breaks and work requirements for Medicaid while facing backlash from demonstrators concerned about the bill's impact on health care access.