Jeffco Public Schools union votes no confidence in Superintendent Tracy Dorland
Jefferson County Public Schools union expresses no confidence in Superintendent Tracy Dorland following school closures and budget concerns.
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Denver Reflects on Five Years Since George Floyd Protests
Denver commemorated the protests sparked by George Floyd's murder on May 28, 2020, marking five years of ongoing racial justice movements. The city experienced significant clashes with police and legal settlements during this period.
Protests Against Trump's Policies Continue in Denver with Upcoming No Kings Rally
Protests against President Trump's policies continue in Denver, with events planned for June 14. Activists rally for immigrant rights and against authoritarianism, highlighting ongoing community engagement.
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.
'Cycling saved my life': How Coloradans discover biking for better mental health
Biking improves mental health for Coloradans, who often report feeling blue despite access to beautiful outdoor spaces. May is recognized as both Mental Health Awareness Month and National Bike Month.
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.
Dope Lemon Turns the Fillmore Into a Psychedelic Playground: Review
Dope Lemon's concert at the Fillmore transformed the venue into a psychedelic experience, captivating the audience with vibrant performances.
Is Colorado getting flattened by clean energy rollbacks?
The Colorado Rockies set a record with their 21st consecutive series loss after a 4-3 defeat to the Chicago Cubs. Meanwhile, environmental concerns grow as federal actions threaten state-level clean energy initiatives.
NPR, Colorado Public Radio sue Trump administration over executive order to cut federal funding to public media
NPR and three Colorado stations sued President Trump on May 28, 2025, over his executive order cutting federal funding, claiming it violates free speech. The lawsuit argues that Trump's actions retaliate against NPR's reporting, which he deems biased.
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.