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Megan Trussell's family question investigation

The family of Megan Trussell, a University of Colorado student found dead in Boulder Canyon, questions the suicide ruling by investigators and has initiated an independent probe. Her parents believe insufficient investigation was conducted and have gathered community support to seek further evidence regarding their daughter's death.

Monfort promotion piles on poor Rockies season

Walker Monfort's promotion to executive vice president of the Colorado Rockies signals a continuation of family leadership amid a struggling franchise. Despite his optimistic goal of competing for a championship, fans express skepticism about the effectiveness of the front office changes. The Rockies are currently last in their division and on track for a historically poor season.

Colorado weed labels may be overselling the high, study finds

A study from the University of Colorado Boulder revealed that nearly half of cannabis flower products sold in Colorado overstate their THC content. The research found that 44% of tested flower products missed the state's accuracy threshold, raising concerns for consumers relying on potency labels for safe dosing.

ICE operations in Colorado raise legal questions

Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) operations in Colorado have raised legal concerns as agents detain individuals without judicial warrants. Critics argue that ICE's practices resemble those of a secret police force, especially given the significant increase in arrests this year.

Denver Central Library adds Saturday hours

Denver Central Library will expand its hours to include Saturdays, responding to community requests. The library will now operate daily, except for Fridays, with curbside pickup available most days starting at 10 a.m.

Denver City Government Closed Friday, July 4

Denver City government will be closed on Friday, July 4, 2025, in observance of the holiday. This closure affects various municipal departments, including the Denver Sheriff Department and Denver Health. Residents should plan accordingly for services that will not be available.

Denver City Government Closed Friday, July 4

Denver city government will be closed on Friday, July 4, in observance of the holiday. This closure affects various departments, including the Denver Sheriff Department and Denver Health. Residents should plan accordingly for city services during this time.

Choose-your-own-adventure beer in Summit County

Thirsty Pike Taproom in Silverthorne boasts a unique offering of 30 taps, allowing patrons to pay by the ounce for their beer selections. Located near the Blue River, the taproom features a patio that enhances the outdoor experience. This innovative approach to beer service caters to both locals and visitors seeking a customizable drinking experience.

Colorado won't offer tax break on overtime pay

Colorado lawmakers will impose a 4.4% income tax on overtime pay, despite a federal exemption proposed by President Trump. The state decided to decouple from federal law starting in 2027 to maintain revenue. Democratic Rep. Lorena Garcia emphasized the need to protect Colorado's existing income.

Where to watch the fireworks in Denver

Denver will celebrate America's 249th birthday with fireworks and festivities at various locations. Civic Center Park's Indy Eve features a drone show with 300 drones, while Dick's Sporting Goods Park hosts the largest public fireworks show in Colorado after a Colorado Rapids game. Other events include fireworks displays at Coors Field and Elitch Gardens.

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