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- Busy downtown intersection shrinks to one lane for construction
The intersection of 20th Street and Broadway was already a pain. Now it's even worse.
- Want to talk trains? Front Range Passenger Rail brings more town halls to Denver
“CoCo” meetings begin Saturday.
- How to watch DU in the men’s hockey championship after a wild 2OT win
The Pioneers could win an unprecedented 11th national championship Saturday.
- Things to do in Denver this weekend, April 10-12
It's a beautiful spring weekend out there,
- Fun facts as South High School celebrates its 100th birthday this weekend
From strange sculptures to a Disney Channel appearance, South has a lot.
Colorado Newsline
- Gas prices soar by 21% as government inflation figures reflect Trump’s war on Iran
WASHINGTON — Spikes in energy prices caused by the U.S.-Israeli war in Iran drove up inflation for Americans in March, according to the latest consumer price index figures released Friday. Costs jumped 0.9% in March compared to the previous month — that’s up from the 0.3% increase in February. Prices for all items together, including food,
- Elon Musk’s xAI sues Colorado over AI consumer protection law
An artificial intelligence platform that generated messages last year describing itself as “MechaHitler” while highlighting individuals’ Jewish surnames says Colorado has no legal basis for protections against “algorithmic discrimination” by AI systems. Elon Musk’s xAI, which owns the social media platform X and the generative AI chatbot Grok, sued Colorado in federal court Thursday, alleging
- Early Colorado brewers celebrated the centennial with a commemorative bock beer
By early 1876, Lake City, one of the mining boomtowns recently sprung up in the Colorado Territory’s San Juan Mountains, was home to an organized school district, a dance hall and an amateur theater troupe, along with multiple blacksmiths, hardware stores, grocers and a busy lumber mill. But as the spring thaw set in on
High Country News
- Opting out could be the thing that sets you free
How a bison inspired me to set boundaries and just say no. The post Opting out could be the thing that sets you free appeared first on High Country News.
- Tribal leaders reflect on a year of uncertainty — and possibility
Federal turnover and policy shifts have forced Indigenous communities to adapt. The post Tribal leaders reflect on a year of uncertainty — and possibility appeared first on High Country News.
- Trotting tortoises, juggling unicyclists, ancient clothing and beer poop beer
Mishaps and mayhem from around the region. The post Trotting tortoises, juggling unicyclists, ancient clothing and beer poop beer appeared first on High Country News.