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From 2017 to 2024, the number of residents in the Golden Triangle more than doubled.
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Colorado wildfire update: Two record blazes, but containment progresses
Over the last two weeks, five fires have burned around 230,000 acres.
Former Kroenke Sports employees expected to join ex-Nuggets mascot in class action lawsuit
24 employees are expected to be in the lawsuit, including Drake Solomon, who briefly succeeded his father as Rocky.
Denver school board to hold special meeting to discuss superintendent’s concerns
In a June email, Superintendent Alex Marrero alleged that the board has created an “increasingly untenable” situation.
No-mo drivers: Waymo will soon begin autonomous rides in Denver
The robotaxis will be self-driving through the city “in a matter of weeks.”
What happens if a wildfire reaches a Supermax prison?
The 37-acre facility hosts some of the country’s most dangerous and notorious criminals.
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Aspen Acres fire leads to a sad (and growing) number of GoFundMe fundraisers
So far the fire has destroyed at least 263 homes in Custer and Pueblo counties.
Artificial resurrection: CU study used AI to chat with dead loved ones, to surprising results
“We originally thought it might feel very ‘Black Mirror’ creepy to people and make them uncomfortable.”
Colorado marijuana regulators issue another vaporizer recall
This was Colorado’s 14th cannabis recall in 2026, and the second one for vape products in just over a month.
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Holy spirits: This Denver nomadic church prefers your neighborhood bar
“We’re not pew sitters,” an AfterHours coordinator says as they crank out 100 sandwiches for the homeless. “We get out.”
A weekend heat wave is forecast for Denver
Some meteorologists have predicted consecutive days of triple-digit temperatures.
Cannabis calendar: Mile High Walk Club
Relax or get after it, all with a little help from the plant.
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What an ozone action alert day is, and what to do when the state issues them
Wildlife smoke particles contribute to ground-level ozone, but smoke isn’t always the main driver of these alerts.
Colorado prepares overhaul of semiautomatic gun sales
New training requirements will cover many popular types of firearms.
Boom and bust: Updates to Fourth of July fireworks laws and restrictions in Denver
Most are illegal statewide, but each city has its own rules as July 4 approaches and Colorado fights drought and wildfires.
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Razor-thin governor’s race reflects Colorado’s dysfunctional Republican Party
Victor Marx may soon claim victory, but the state GOP is far from united behind him.
A buzz above: How drones are rewiring the Fourth of July
From replacing fireworks shows to patrolling neighborhood and forest skies, drones are playing a larger role in summer holidays.
Boulder District Attorneys Office fights with ICE over “dramatic” homicide post
“Despite ICE’s dramatic claim, no one was actually shot.”
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International rugby tournament comes to Denver, but not our rugby stadium
The World Rugby Nations Cup hits Colorado on July 4, but it won’t be at the state’s only stadium built for rugby. What gives?
13-year-old Denver boy killed in Veo e-bike crash
The fatal collision happened six days after Veo launched in the city.
Colorado parolee Tina Peters appears in D.C. for White House victory lap
There are travel restrictions to her parole, but expect to see plenty more appearances out of state.
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‘Taking back our party’: Melat Kiros reinvigorates Denver Democrats
“Fun is an essential part of it. Community is an essential part of it.”