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Throbbers, rejoice: Boy Throb is coming to Denver
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Estes Park Trail Gazette
After 12 years, lawsuit accusing Geo Group of forced labor at Aurora detention center is set for trial
Update (at 12:21 p.m. Nov. 2, 2026): On the morning of the trial, the Geo Group and the plaintiffs reached a settlement, for undisclosed terms, that ends the case. Twelve years, more than 40 attorneys and thousands of detainees later, a federal lawsuit challenging the Aurora immigration detention center’s labor practices is finally scheduled to go to trial Monday.
hoodline.com
Denver Voters Weigh Locking Auditor's Wage-Theft Powers Into City Charter
Denver voters are deciding Tuesday whether to permanently lock the city Auditor's Office into the business of chasing down wage theft, a question that landed on the ballot with zero organized opposition and no money raised in support of or opposition to it. Referred Question 2H would let the city auditor's office enforce wage-theft laws in perpetuity by writing that authority directly into the Denver City Charter.
The Denver Gazette
Denver voters favor Xcel’s 20-year deal by wide margin
Early election results show Denver voters overwhelmingly favor a new 20-year franchise agreement with Xcel Energy, with 69.25% voting in support. Doing so means users will continue paying the 3% franchise fee on their electric and natural gas bills. Denver voters also appeared poised to approve four other ballot measures, including changes to the city […]
familydestinationsguide.com
People Drive Across Colorado For The Giant Cinnamon Rolls At This Old-Timey Diner
There’s a diner in Denver where people show up hungry, leave in a food coma, and somehow start planning their next visit before they’ve even found their car keys. Dozens in Denver, Colorado is the kind of place that makes you question every breakfast decision you’ve ever made before walking through its doors.
schoolconstructionnews.com
Ground Broken On Colorado Health Sciences High School
Project partners broke ground on a new health sciences high school in Aurora, Colo., a future hub for healthcare career training set to open in 2027. | Photo Credit: Aurora Public Schools. A new three-story, 89,000-square-foot health sciences magnet school in Aurora, Colo., is scheduled to open in August 2027,...
ghschronicle.com
Colorado’s Largest Data Centre: The Trident Project
Developed by Vantage Data Centres, the Trident Data Centre is a proposed hyperscale project spanning approximately 860,000 square feet—making it the largest data centre in Colorado. If approved and built, the facility would be more than three times the size of the state’s largest active data centre: the QTS Aurora-Denver Campus at 278,000 square feet. Though the project is designed to provide large-scale data processing capabilities, it sparked many concerns among Aurora residents living near the building.
hoodline.com
Power Outage Hits 6,178 Denver Customers On Election Day Near Cheesman Park
Thousands of homes and businesses in Denver lost power Tuesday afternoon on Election Day, with utility officials saying it could take hours to get the lights back on. The Denver Post reported that 6,178 Xcel Energy customers were without power as of 3 p.m. A car hit a utility pole near 12th Avenue and Detroit Street shortly after 2 p.m., causing the widespread outages.