Drone Incursions at Rockies Games Prompt FAA Warning
Multiple unauthorised drone flights during Colorado Rockies baseball games have led to a joint warning from the FAA and FBI, highlighting security risks and potential fines.
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Single Dad's £90,000 Surrogacy Journey Was Worth It
Ted Buras became a father via surrogacy after spending £90,000. Despite online harassment, he calls his six-year-old son an 'incredible little human' and would do it all again.
xAI Sues Colorado Over AI Discrimination Regulations
Elon Musk's xAI files lawsuit against Colorado, claiming new AI law infringes on free speech rights and forces ideological compliance on issues like racial justice.
Barista Challenges Veteran Congresswoman in Colorado Primary
Melat Kiros, a 28-year-old barista and political novice, nearly kept Representative Diana DeGette off the ballot in Colorado's Democratic primary, signaling potential change.
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Denver's Lake Huston Dries Up After Canal Leak
Lake Huston in southwestern Denver has nearly vanished after a canal leak cut off its water supply, with residents describing unprecedented dryness and ecological damage amid severe drought conditions.
Restaurateur Guilty of COVID Relief Fraud, Tax Evasion
Jared Leonard, 45, admitted to defrauding the US government of over $2.3 million in COVID aid and evading taxes, using funds for luxury purchases while his restaurants collapsed.
Court Orders Resentencing for Ex-Clerk in Election Interference
A Colorado appeals court has ordered the resentencing of former Mesa County clerk Tina Peters, convicted for election interference, citing improper judicial remarks.
Denver Summit Sets NWSL Record, Washington Spirit Move Goalposts
The Denver Summit shattered the NWSL attendance record with over 35,000 fans, while the Washington Spirit announced a stadium relocation, reshaping the league's landscape.
Record Low Colorado Snowpack Deepens US West Water Crisis
Hydrologists report Colorado's worst snowpack since 1941, with half the average moisture, threatening water shortages, wildfires, and agricultural impacts across the drought-stricken region.
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Judge Dismisses DOJ Lawsuit on Colorado Sanctuary Laws
A federal judge has thrown out a U.S. Department of Justice lawsuit challenging Colorado and Denver's sanctuary laws, citing states' rights to refuse federal immigration enforcement.
Denver Mandates Water Restrictions Amid Severe Drought
Denver enforces mandatory water restrictions until 2027, requiring restaurants to serve water only on request and implementing outdoor irrigation schedules to combat severe drought conditions.
Joseph Baena Wins Bodybuilding Titles in Father's Footsteps
Joseph Baena, Arnold Schwarzenegger's son, triumphed in his bodybuilding debut at the NPC Natural Colorado State competition, winning multiple titles and silver medals.
Denver Summit Breaks NWSL Attendance Record
The expansion Denver Summit set a new National Women's Soccer League attendance record, drawing 63,004 fans to Mile High Stadium for their home opener against Washington Spirit.
Denver Catholic Archdiocese Enters New Era Under Pope Leo
Denver's famously conservative Catholic archdiocese transitions leadership as Pope Leo XIV appoints Bishop James Golka, aiming to unify polarized communities while maintaining evangelical traditions.
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Denver Airport Defies US Security Chaos with AI Lanes
Denver International Airport maintains 12-minute average TSA wait times amid nationwide chaos, thanks to $2 billion in AI-powered security upgrades and strategic investments.
Denver Bookstore Cuts Co-Founder After Social Media Storm
Denver Book Society splits from co-founder Kwame Spearman following online backlash over his past comments on ICE and management style, forcing a leadership shake-up weeks after opening.
Cesar Chavez Legacy Tarnished by Rape Allegations
A New York Times report reveals multiple allegations of sexual abuse and rape against Cesar Chavez, founder of the United Farm Workers, challenging his iconic status in the Latino civil rights movement.
Psychoactive Chocolate Bars Evaded Regulations, Hit Stores
PolkaDot-branded chocolate bars containing psilocybin and synthetic tryptamines bypassed regulations through dietary supplement loopholes, reaching convenience stores across Denver and California despite health warnings.
Florida Teen Fights for Life After Ski Accident in Colorado
Zoey McVoy, a senior at Saint Andrew's School, suffered severe head and spinal injuries during a spring break skiing trip to Vail, Colorado, and faces a long recovery.
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Denver Crosswalks Hacked to Broadcast Hateful Messages
Hackers accessed pedestrian signals in Denver using default passwords, playing explicit audio about the president. Officials have since secured the devices.
Pulp Fiction's The Gimp Actor Stephen Hibbert Dies at 68
Stephen Hibbert, the actor and writer best known for playing The Gimp in Quentin Tarantino's Pulp Fiction, has died unexpectedly at age 68 following a sudden heart attack in Denver.
Russell Wilson Breaks Silence on Sean Payton Feud
NFL quarterback Russell Wilson has publicly addressed his rift with former coach Sean Payton, calling his comments 'classless' and expressing fatigue over ongoing media narratives.
Widower Dies at Same Intersection Where Wife Was Killed, After Safety Campaign
Gerry Goldberg, 82, was fatally struck at the Colorado intersection where his wife died in 2024. He had co-founded a group to install a traffic light there, but delays persisted.
Colorado Governor May Commute Tina Peters' Prison Sentence
Colorado Governor Jared Polis is expected to commute the nine-year sentence of Tina Peters, convicted for breaching voting equipment in the 2020 election, sparking controversy among state officials.
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Tiny Fossil Shows Human Ancestor Survived Dinosaur Extinction
A minuscule fossil discovered in Colorado provides unprecedented insights into Purgatorius, humanity's ancient squirrel-like ancestor that lived alongside dinosaurs 66 million years ago.
ICE Agents Use Subaru Outback for Undercover Operations
Federal immigration agents in Denver were reportedly filmed using a Subaru Outback for undercover raids, sparking online debate due to the car's association with liberal demographics.
Ex-Senator Avoids Jail for Forged Support Letters
Former Colorado state senator Sonya Jaquez Lewis receives probation and community service after conviction for forging letters to influence a harassment case.
Bipolar Influencer Arrested for Stabbing Boyfriend in Denver
Mia Zaffarano, a 27-year-old social media influencer with bipolar disorder, faces first-degree assault charges after allegedly stabbing her boyfriend Joey Bocian during a drunken argument in their Denver apartment.
Denver Nuggets Mourn Passing of Coach Doug Moe at 86
The Denver Nuggets and NBA community are grieving the loss of former head coach Doug Moe, who passed away at age 86. Moe led the team to nine playoff appearances and was known for his fast-paced style.
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Police Drone Startles Woman Bathing in Denver Apartment
A Denver woman was shocked to see a police drone hovering outside her window while bathing, sparking privacy concerns despite police explaining it was responding to a call.
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