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Extremist groups in Colorado include anti-government, anti-LGBTQ+, and anti-immigrant organizations, as well as white nationalists. These factions pose significant challenges to local communities and state politics.
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Denver hosts various festivals this Memorial Day weekend, including the Boulder Creek Festival and a Summer Exhibition Opening Celebration at MCA Denver.
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The Denver Police Department installs naloxone vending machines outside three stations on Tuesday to combat opioid overdoses. These machines resemble newspaper vending machines and aim to increase access to life-saving medication.
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Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser advocates for changing the Taxpayer’s Bill of Rights cap to improve state funding but seeks public input on specifics. He also discusses the Labor Peace Act and his stance on federal AI regulations at the Colorado SunFest event.
Chef Tristan Epps returns to Denver to cook at Guard and Grace for a special event. The visit highlights his participation in a fundraiser organized by Troy Guard.
Denver plans to transform a vacant lot at Colfax and Broadway into pickleball courts, seeking an operator for the facility. This initiative aims to revitalize the area and attract sports enthusiasts.
Great Divide Brewing will close both of its Denver taprooms, ending its local presence since 1994. The closures reflect ongoing challenges in the craft beer industry.