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Perspective: Colorado can take the lead on mining

In 1858, a small group of prospectors discovered placer gold in what would later become Denver. Shortly after, tens of thousands arrived seeking mineral resources in the mountains to the West. With mixed success, some abandoned their efforts while those who persisted made gold discoveries in present day Central City, I
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EMIXX West 2026: Denver’s Synth Community Gets the Gathering It Deserves

Colorado Modular Synth Society brought EMIXX West 2026 to Denver for a weekend of modular synths, electronic music hardware, DIY culture, and the sort of wonderfully obsessive gear conversations that make the synth community what it is. Denver has never exactly suffered from a shortage of electronic musicians. Between
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Denver’s annual Dragon Boat Festival draws over 150,000 people

Large crowds came out to enjoy the annual Dragon Boat Festival, which​ took place in Denver this weekend at Sloan's Lake Park.
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Massive mudslide blocks road in Eagle County

Crews responded to a mudslide on Sunday that completely blocked both directions of a road in Eagle County.
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Cooper’s Hawk Winery Set To Land in Centennial, Colorado’s First Location

A national wine-focused restaurant chain with more than 75 locations across the country is finally making its way to Colorado, and Centennial will be the first stop. Cooper's Hawk Winery & Restaurant is set to debut at 9511 E County Line Road, bringing a combined restaurant, bar, tasting room, and wine retail concept t
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EDITORIAL: DPS played race card; now, must answer for it

In July, the Public Interest Legal Foundation sued Denver Public Schools, alleging the state’s largest school district had redrawn the boundaries of its school board map with racial intent in April 2024. Now, the case is moving forward. Magistrate Judge Scott T. Varholak has been assigned to pretrial matters, and Distr
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What Colorado’s September weather could bring

September marks the transition from summer to fall in Colorado, but this year is expected to start on the warmer side.
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Aurora police warn of ‘gifting scam’ targeting valuable jewelry

Aurora police are warning of a new scam happening around the Denver metro area that could leave victims without expensive or sentimental jewelry.
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Shock as fit and healthy Colorado mayor, 45, suddenly dies while on hiking trip

Englewood Mayor Pro Tem Joe Anderson, 45, was hiking on Quandry Peak at around 6.40am Friday when he suddenly lost consciousness and stopped breathing.
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Overnight Shooting In Sun Valley Sends Victim To Hospital, Denver Police Chase Leads

A shooting early Sunday morning in the 600 block of North Bryant Street sent one victim to the hospital, and Denver police are still working to piece together who was responsible. Investigators located the victim at the scene before transporting them for treatment, and no suspect information has yet been confirmed.

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