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Roman holiday: Denver now has a nonstop flight to the Colosseum, Trevi Fountain and pasta galore

1 day ago | denverpost.com | Daliah Singer

Loading your audio articleTwo men — one younger, one older — are sitting quietly under a light gray awning, cleaning dozens of artichokes. Clear bags between their legs are slowly filling with the tough, green and purple outer leaves. I’m benefitting from their hard work: A fried artichoke sits on the plate in front of me (next to an Aperol Spritz, naturally). It’s shaped almost like a flattened dahlia, with its charred, golden-brown edges crisp and curling.
Rosé all day, Pride at New Belgium, Denver Greek Fest, and more things to do this weekend

1 day ago | denverpost.com | John Wenzel |Tiney Ricciardi

Rosé all daySaturday. If wine is to your taste, swing by Guard and Grace steakhouse in Denver on Saturday, June 7, for the 11th annual Rosé Party. Organizers curated more than 40 rosé, white, orange and sparkling wines for guests to sip and savor as they enjoy appetizers and other passed bites on the restaurant’s patio. The dress code calls for derby-inspired pink and white attire, so you may as well lean all the way in.
Federal judge blocks immediate deportation of Boulder attack suspect’s family

1 day ago | denverpost.com | Shelly Bradbury

A federal judge issued an order Wednesday to prevent the deportation of the wife and five children of an Egyptian man charged in the weekend firebombing attack in Boulder. U.S. District Judge Gordon P. Gallagher granted a request from the family of Mohamed Sabry Soliman, 45, to halt deportation proceedings of his wife and children who were taken into federal custody Tuesday by U.S. immigration officials.
Denver cop disciplined for missing hidden gun that handcuffed suspect used to shoot her partner

1 day ago | denverpost.com | Shelly Bradbury

A Denver police officer will serve a 14-day suspension after she failed to realize a suspect she was arresting was armed with a gun, allowing the handcuffed man to later shoot another officer in the neck from the backseat of a police vehicle two years ago, according to disciplinary records released Wednesday. Officer Alicia Martinez will serve the suspension across two weeks in June and July, Chief Compliance Officer Mary Dulacki wrote in a May 1 disciplinary letter.
FBI director’s post labeling Pearl Street Mall attack as terrorism surprised Boulder police, chief says

2 days ago | denverpost.com | Nicky Andrews

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Metro Denver housing market has most unsold listings in over a decade

2 days ago | denverpost.com | Aldo Svaldi

Metro Denver’s housing market now has more unsold listings available than at any point since 2011, with 13,599 properties looking for a buyer at the end of May, according to a monthly update from the Denver Metro Association of Realtors. That is nearly 50% higher than the 9,159 listings available a year ago and 6.5 times the tight 2,075 listings available in May 2021, which marked a record low for that month.
Denver Mayor Mike Johnston taps former planning director to return to job temporarily

2 days ago | denverpost.com | Elliott Wenzler

Brad Buchanan, who once served as head planner in Denver and now is the CEO of the National Western Center Authority, will be the city’s interim planning director while Mayor Mike Johnston searches for a permanent appointee. Johnston’s announcement came after current planning director Manish Kumar announced he would resign from the role this week. Buchanan served as executive director of the Department of Community Planning and Development under former Mayor Michael Hancock.
Broncos sign TE Caden Prieskorn after injury hits the position

2 days ago | denverpost.com | Parker Gabriel

The Broncos swapped one tight end for another. On Tuesday, Denver signed Caden Prieskorn and waived Cole Fotheringham with an injury designation. Prieskorn, 25, is a rookie who went undrafted this spring. He started his college career at Memphis and then played the past two seasons at Ole Miss. His most productive season in the receiving game came in 2022 for the Tigers when he caught 48 passes for 602 yards and seven touchdowns.
Colorado Music Hall of Fame moves to convention center

2 days ago | denverpost.com | John Wenzel

The Colorado Music Hall of Fame will soon move to downtown’s Colorado Convention Center, following a decade at Red Rocks Amphitheatre and a months-long search for a new home. The Hall’s exhibits, including memorabilia from Colorado music stars such as John Denver, will relocate later this year to the city-owned facility, where visitors can see installations adjacent to the Bellco Theatre Lobby and box office of the convention center.
A-Basin closing soon for the season (but another resort will offer a place to ski and ride all summer)

2 days ago | denverpost.com | John Meyer

Arapahoe Basin will close for the season either this coming Sunday or the following weekend, but some skiers and riders won’t be putting away their gear for the summer. Copper Mountain’s Summer Hike Park, a terrain park open through the summer, is scheduled to open on Friday. The park will have about a dozen rail features and will be open Fridays through Sundays into September. Day passes will be priced at $25. A season pass goes for $199.