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Ogden Theatre canceled Kiros-Piker event due to ‘pressure and concern’
Stanley Marketplace and ReelWorks also canceled on the 1st Congressional District candidate and the leftist streamer.
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Colorado NewslineFull story
Ceasefire reached with Iran, ending hostilities and opening Strait of Hormuz
WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump said Monday he had signed a ceasefire with Iran, moving the two countries one step closer to ending the war that began in February. Trump, speaking from the G7 conference in Europe, said the memorandum…
Colorado Public Radio
Let the summer of music begin!
Experience classical music from across Colorado’s great outdoors, daily, from some of the finest classical summer festivals in the country. Watch performances from Aspen. Hear Central City Opera’s opening night. Join CPR Classical for live…
Colorado NewslineFull story
Fifty for 150: Pope John Paul II in 1993 at center of Colorado’s biggest gathering
“In the name of the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit, I say to you, good morning!” Those were the first words spoken by the headliner at the reputed largest gathering in Colorado history, which took place on the morning of Aug. 15,…
Denverite
In Denver, laundry water might help gardens grow
Amid worsening drought conditions, homeowners are learning how to reuse graywater instead of sending it down the drain.
Colorado Public Radio
Pikes Peak region is now a ‘Sentinel Landscape,’ but what does that mean?
Colorado Springs’ status as a military hub will help enable local conservation and resource management projects.
The Colorado Sun
Colorado lawmakers look to limit PERA bonuses following Sun investigation
The proposal comes in response to a Colorado Sun investigation that found PERA has paid its investment staff millions of dollars in performance bonuses in recent years
The Colorado Sun
Can you be pulled over for having tinted windows in Colorado?
Yes. Drivers in Colorado can be stopped by law enforcement solely for having tinted windows that are too dark.
Denverite
One of Denver’s most bizarre pieces of public art is gone. Kind of
Rest in heat, “27 Packets of Taco Bell Diablo Sauce.”
The Colorado Sun
Following a dismal winter, Vail Resorts reports a decline in early Epic pass sales for next season
After 14 years of double-digit growth in sales of its Epic Pass products, the continent’s largest resort operator saw a 10% drop this spring
Colorado Public Radio
DIA CEO Phil Washington reflects on never-ending construction, federal threats and a career in transit
As Washington plans to retire later this summer, he announces ‘tunnel vision’ for DIA.
The Colorado Sun
Roan Plateau parcels proposed for oil and gas lease sales, undoing protections for iconic western Colorado mesa
The planned sale covering 127,000 acres, including 5,000 acres on the plateau, is the result of federal legislation requiring quarterly lease sales in nine Western states, including Colorado
The Colorado Sun
How 3 Denver artists are spending $50,000 to fund their passions
The Bonfils-Stanton Social Impact Award was created in 2024 to provide artists with deep Denver roots a sudden cash injection
The Colorado Sun
Silverman: Let’s celebrate CU grad and astronaut Ellison Onizuka. He left a great legacy
Onizuka died in the Challenger shuttle disaster, but his legacy and words live on. They bear remembering on what would have been his 80th birthday.
Colorado NewslineFull story
Melat Kiros rallies supporters at Colorado Capitol after venue changes and Hasan Piker absence
Democratic congressional candidate Melat Kiros spoke to a crowd of hundreds of people without leftist commentator Hasan Piker at the Colorado Capitol on Sunday afternoon, a last-minute location and lineup change after three Denver-area…
Denverite
Hasan Piker skips Melat Kiros rally after last-minute move to Capitol, Kiros alleges ‘suppression’
Safety concerns appeared to be a factor after an alleged last-minute cancellation by the Ogden Theatre forced the event outside.
The Colorado Sun
What the heck is happening in downtown Denver?
Neither empty nor bustling, the city continues its urban recovery in order, as one official tells it, to “control our own destiny.” Here’s the story so far.
Colorado NewslineFull story
Nearly half of adults struggled to afford healthcare last year, survey finds
Forty-six percent of U.S. adults — regardless of insurance type — reported struggling to afford healthcare last year, according to a report released Wednesday by the Urban Institute, a nonprofit research think tank. The report analyzed…