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What We Know About the Boulder Attack

On Sunday in Boulder, a man wielding what authorities are calling a “makeshift flamethrower” injured eight people who had gathered on the Pearl St. M…

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Meet the Local Tech Company Making Millions From ICE and Israel

Palestinian solidarity protesters interrupted two congressional town halls in the metro area last week, calling attention to Rep. Jason Crow and Sena…

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Gov. Polis’ Uber Veto, RTD Speeds Up, and Who Likes Cybertrucks?

After almost a year of slowdowns, RTD announced this week that every light rail line is finally back up to full speed. But will riders return to the …

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Your Guide to June 2025 in Denver

June is on its way and that means fun in the sun for the Mile High City! From a brand new bubble tea shop serving up whimsical refreshments to a hot …

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City Layoffs Imminent, Downtown in 2047, and Gov. Polis’ Dream for Civic Center

Dropping the word “mall” from 16th Street wasn’t Mayor Mike Johnston’s only big announcement last week. He also revealed that flagging sales and prop…

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Inside the Neighborhood Fight Over an $800M National Western Center Expansion

Back in 2015, Denver voted to extend tourism taxes to pay for the expansion of the National Western Center in order to keep the Stock Show from leavi…

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Don’t Call 16th St. a Mall, Alameda’s “Road Diet,” and the Worst Satire Ever

After months of speculation, the open secret is now official: Denver’s 43-year experiment in calling our downtown pedestrian retail artery a “mall” i…

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Does Denver Have Too Much Parking?

Does Denver have too many parking spaces? Or too few? It’s a controversial topic guaranteed to start an argument, but in recent years the idea of red…

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Which Titanic Exhibit Is Better? We Went to Both To Find Out

Last month marked the 113th anniversary of the sinking of the Titanic in the frigid waters of the Atlantic Ocean. While the tragedy struck more than …

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Is King Soopers Overcharging You? Plus, Illicit Deals at the Colfax McDonald’s

Thousands of local grocery workers could be back on the picket lines by the end of the month, and a new investigation from Consumer Reports into alle…

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