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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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Denver City Government will be closed on Thursday, June 19, 2025, due to a holiday. The closure impacts various services, including those from the Denver Sheriff Department and Denver Health. Local residents should plan accordingly for any municipal needs.
Axios Denver offers a variety of local news articles covering topics from public lands sales to housing market trends. Recent articles highlight budget shortfalls and economic outlooks affecting the Denver area. The site serves as a key resource for residents seeking timely information on local issues.
About 25% of homes for sale in Denver now feature backyard pools, a significant increase of 9 percentage points since 2019. This trend highlights a growing demand for outdoor amenities in the local real estate market.
Comedian Allison Goldberg launches her live dating show "Love Isn't Blind" in Denver, where four men compete for a date by answering questions non-verbally. The show includes unique elements such as live calls to contestants' mothers and encourages audience mingling.
Boulder's Frasca Food and Wine won the James Beard award for Outstanding Restaurant, marking its third honor from the prestigious culinary organization. Restaurateur Bobby Stuckey highlighted the vital role of immigrants in the hospitality industry during his acceptance speech.