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Khalid Hamu, a student organizer, reflects on the impact of last year's pro-Palestinian protest camp at Denver's Auraria Campus. The camp, which lasted nearly a month, aimed to influence university policies regarding investments in Israel.
Holy Family defeated Alamosa in the Class 4A Great Eight girls' basketball game on March 12, 2025, at the Denver Coliseum. The match showcased key performances from both teams, highlighting the competitive spirit of the state playoffs.
Denver Mayor Mike Johnston announced a budget shortfall of $100 million, prompting potential layoffs and furloughs. The mayor discussed these challenges during a press conference on May 22, 2025.
Denver plans to allow open alcohol consumption on the 16th Street Mall this summer, according to Mayor Mike Johnston. The proposal includes designated areas for drinking, enhancing the mall's appeal and supporting local businesses.
Denver celebrates Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month with various events this weekend, including the Colfax Marathon and a Spring Bazaar.
Theater Artibus presents 'Echoes of Curtis Park,' a production celebrating the history of Denver's Curtis Park community through local stories and music. The show, featuring a cosmic radio DJ, incorporates real-life narratives from residents and highlights the area's rich cultural heritage.
Cocinita Mexicana, a family-run ghost kitchen, delivers top-notch Mexican cuisine across Denver. The restaurant has gained popularity for its authentic flavors and quality dishes.
Civic Center Eats' weekly food truck rally returns to Civic Center Park, offering a vibrant dining experience for locals. The event caters to food enthusiasts looking to enjoy diverse culinary options in Denver.
The Rio Grande Reservoir in Colorado will release winter flows starting January 5, 2025, to support local ecosystems. This decision aims to enhance water availability for fishing and wildlife.
Bears in Boulder, Colorado, began emerging earlier than usual this year, prompting local officials to recommend bear-resistant trash containers for residents. The city mandates these containers in specific areas and urges all residents to secure trash and bird feeders through November to prevent bear encounters. Last year, human-bear interactions were relatively low, with only one bear euthanized and another relocated.