Colorado Legislators Advance Bill to Require Labels for AI-Generated Content
Over 100 members of the AI industry are rallying against the bill, but some say it’s necessary to build trust.
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Giant Alebrijes in the Gardens, a Cabinet of Curiosities and Equine Art in Clark Richert Hall
Are you ready to paint the town? Art events and shows abound in Denver and beyond
Film on the Rocks Announces 2024 Lineup
Shrek, The Wizard of Oz and The Matrix are all on deck this year.
This Patio Pop-Up Serves Seafood, Cervezas and Breezy Mexican Beach Vibes
Choza is a new addition to the Broomfield location of 3 Margaritas, a small chain started by owner Jesus “Chuy” Gutierrez’s uncles.
Casa Bonita Chef Dana Rodriguez Closes Cantina Loca
“While we started out strong, our guest numbers decreased over the past two years while food expenses and labor costs skyrocketed.”
City Sweeps Homeless Encampment in Baker, Moves 50 Into Temporary Housing
The encampment appeared a few weeks ago, and the city wanted to sweep it while it was “still a manageable size.”
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Big Changes to a Handful of Longtime Dispensaries
Over the last few months, some of Denver’s oldest dispensaries have closed, changed names or announced plans to move.
The Ultimate Guide to Denver’s Best Vegan Food
You can feast on plant-based takes on everything from burgers and hot dogs to empanadas and sushi in the Mile High.
The Bookies Makes a Grand Return at a New Location
“I like to think we’re just ushering in an evolution of the business.”
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Widespread Panic to Open for Rolling Stones at Empower Field This Summer
It was just announced that Widespread Panic will join the rock-and-roll icons.
This Week in Beer: Colorado’s 2024 World Beer Cup Winners and More
Nineteen local breweries took home a total of 21 medals at the largest beer competition in the world.
Opinion: Denver Needs a Safe Streets Campaign This Summer
“Together, we can transform Denver into a beacon of hope and opportunity for our youth, setting the stage for generations to come.”
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Rooted Craft American Kitchen Closing This Weekend
Founded by former Vesta chef Nick Kayser, its name sparked a lawsuit from the Edible Beats group, which includes Root Down and Vital Root.
Married at First Sight Final Recap: Chloe Falls Out With the Other Wives Amid “Husband Stealing” Claims
“They are struggling with the world knowing that their husbands didn’t want them, but that’s not my problem,” Chloe said during the final episode.
Fragile City Is Here to Tell You That Aliens Do Exist
Bring your tin-foil hats to the punk band’s EP-release show at EastFax Tap this weekend.
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Ceremony Today Will Honor Preston Porter Jr., Colorado’s Last Lynching Victim
“We have to understand our history in order to graduate ourselves to the people we want to be.”
Nuggets Superfan Sues Team Ownership for Ball Arena Ban, Cites Emotional Distress
Known as the “Candy Lady,” Vicki Ray claims her mental and physical health have declined since being wrongfully banned from Ball Arena.
Room Service: Inside One River North, RiNo’s New Canyon Apartments
We’ve all seen the building and its impressive canyon, but what’s it like on the inside?
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Colorado Already Has Five Michelin Stars. Now Denver Has Three Key Hotels
Managers at the Crawford Hotel, Clayton Hotel & Members Club and the Four Seasons Denver should have sweet dreams tonight.
Good Luck, Chuck: Denver Zoo Swaps Elephants With Houston for Mating Purposes
Zookeepers will help teach an Asian bull elephant named Chuck the “cues and routines” of natural breeding before he leaves.
Reward Increased to $32,600 on Anniversary of American Elm Murders
Restaurant employees Emerall Vaughn-Dahler and Ignacio Gutierrez Morales were killed in the double homicide.
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Jessie’s Smokin’ NOLA Finds a New Home in Parker
After moving out of Max Taps in Centennial last year, owner Jessie Rayford is ready to bring his Cajun eats back in a new location.