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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.
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.
Jefferson County Public Schools union expresses no confidence in Superintendent Tracy Dorland following school closures and budget concerns.
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.
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.
Denver faces a $200 million budget deficit for 2026, prompting Mayor Mike Johnston to announce potential layoffs and a hiring freeze. The city's financial struggles may impact various public services and programs.
The Colorado Sun, a nonprofit news outlet in Denver, aims to enhance community understanding of Colorado. It operates as a 501(c)(3) organization, providing local news coverage.
Metro Denver received significant rainfall over the weekend, surpassing its May average with 3.23 inches reported. The weather has caused travel disruptions, including delays and cancellations at Denver International Airport due to fog.
Denverite calls for donations to support local news coverage. The publication emphasizes the importance of community support for its operations.
Denver plans to propose an $800 million bond package for capital projects this fall, following the identification of over 220 potential projects. The bond aims to enhance city infrastructure without raising property taxes amid a $250 million budget deficit.