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The National Weather Service issued a heat advisory for the Denver Metro Area on June 20-21, prompting the City and County of Denver to activate cooling centers. Denver Parks and Recreation and library locations will serve as cooling stations, offering residents a safe place to escape the heat. Authorities warn that high temperatures can lead to serious health risks, especially for vulnerable populations.
Congress may sell over 14 million acres of federal public land in Colorado if the Trump administration's budget bill passes. The proposal could impact popular recreational areas across the Western Slope, with potential revenue of $5 billion to $10 billion over the next decade.
More than a third of Denver home listings remain unsold for months due to rising inventory and sluggish demand. Sellers face a challenging market with no buyers in sight, leading to listings going "stale."
Congress could sell off 14 million acres of public land in Colorado, as proposed in a new bill. The legislation aims to address federal budgetary concerns, but faces criticism from environmental advocates. The bill’s implications could significantly impact Colorado's natural resources and land management.
The National Weather Service issued a heat advisory for the Denver Metro Area on June 20 and 21. In response, Denver Parks and Recreation activated cooling centers, and the public can also seek relief at local library locations. Officials urge residents to take precautions against heat-related illnesses, especially vulnerable populations.
U.S. Rep. Gabe Evans (R-Fort Lupton) urges ICE to deprioritize arrests of immigrants without criminal backgrounds. His stance reflects a balancing act among Republicans between supporting President Trump's immigration policies and advocating for more targeted enforcement. Evans emphasizes that focusing on non-criminal immigrants is poor decision-making.
University of Colorado Boulder researchers, led by Eric Frew, study hailstorms using drones to improve forecasting and damage assessment. This initiative, part of the ICECHIP project, involves a collaboration of around 70 scientists aiming to better understand hail formation and its impacts.
Colorado's economy faces significant challenges, with forecasts indicating minimal growth and a rising chance of recession. Legislative budget committee chair Jeff Bridges highlighted the uncertainty stemming from federal actions, including potential tariffs and budget cuts.
Denver City Government will be closed on Thursday, June 19, 2025, impacting city services. The closure coincides with a planned event, with local officials emphasizing the importance of community participation. Residents should plan accordingly for the day without municipal services.
A federal judge in Denver found probable cause to advance a hate crime charge against Mohamed Sabry Soliman, who allegedly attacked a pro-Israel gathering with Molotov cocktails. If convicted, Soliman could face life in prison, as the case raises questions about whether Zionism constitutes a national origin under federal law.