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NEWS MUSIC

Denver Concert Calendar Fills October 2–4 With Varied Live Acts

Denver’s first October weekend brings live music to Red Rocks, Mission Ballroom, the Fillmore, Bluebird Theater, Bellco Theatre and other venues from October 2–4. The lineup includes electronic artists Levity, Deorro and Tinlicker; Sara Bareilles; Hermanos Gutiérrez; Tricky; country, punk and regional Mexican performances; and additional shows across the area.

Source: 303 Magazine Oct 7, 2026
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NEWS BUSINESS

Denver’s Industry Mix and Connectivity Attract Global Investment

Denver is drawing attention from foreign investors through its established aerospace, information technology, and financial services sectors. The region’s connectivity via Denver International Airport and ongoing downtown redevelopment are also cited as factors supporting its appeal. The Metro Denver Economic Development Corporation presents the city as a secondary-market destination positioned to attract talent, investment, and innovation.

Source: Metro Denver Economic Development Corporation Oct 7, 2026
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NEWS GOVERNMENT

Marguerite Conboy Appointed to Denver County Court Bench

Mayor Mike Johnston has appointed Marguerite Conboy to the Denver County Court, filling a vacancy created by Judge Clarisse Gonzales’s departure. Conboy is a senior deputy district attorney with the 5th Judicial District Attorney’s Office and previously worked for the Denver District Attorney’s Office. Her background also includes teaching law and practicing civil litigation.

Source: Denver County Court Press Releases Oct 7, 2026
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NEWS HEALTH

Denver Health Receives AMA Recognition for Supporting Physician Well-Being

Denver Health has received silver-level recognition from the American Medical Association’s Joy in Medicine program. The designation honors healthcare organizations that use documented approaches to reduce burnout and strengthen professional fulfillment among physicians and care teams. Recognition is valid for two years, and Denver Health is among 92 organizations receiving the designation for 2026–27.

Source: Denver Health Oct 7, 2026
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NEWS EDUCATION

Denver voters will decide on a $44 million school tax measure

Ballot Issue 4A would raise Denver property taxes by $11.50 per $100,000 of home value, generating $44 million for Denver Public Schools. The proposal would support employee raises and career education as the district faces declining enrollment, rising health insurance and utility costs, and increased special education expenses. Voters will consider the measure Nov. 3.

Source: Chalkbeat Colorado Oct 7, 2026
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NEWS EDUCATION

CU Denver Opens AI Hub for Campus Learning and Discussion

A new space at the University of Colorado Denver will offer lectures, programming, and hands-on opportunities focused on artificial intelligence. The hub follows the University of Colorado System’s agreement with OpenAI for ChatGPT Edu and is intended to help students, faculty, and staff explore responsible use, research practices, and campus questions as instructors set their own classroom policies.

Source: Chalkbeat Colorado Oct 7, 2026
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NEWS GOVERNMENT

Denver County Court Opens Specialty Recovery Court in Denver

Denver County Court has opened Recovery Court, a specialty treatment docket for people whose substance misuse is connected to criminal-justice involvement. Presided over by Judge Kelly Cherry, the court handles drug and drug-adjacent cases, including trespassing and petty theft, while connecting participants with treatment and wrap-around services. The HEM Court is closed, and its cases are now heard in Recovery Court.

Source: Denver County Court Press Releases Oct 6, 2026
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NEWS EDUCATION

Denver board members seek outside review before possible censure

Denver Public Schools board members Monica Hunter and DJ Torres have asked the board to delay any action on allegations against them while an independent investigation takes place. The claims include alleged antisemitic language by Hunter and missed meetings by Torres, along with other conduct concerns. A majority of board members would have to approve an investigation; the board may revisit the matter Sept. 17.

Source: Chalkbeat Colorado Oct 6, 2026
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NEWS EDUCATION

Denver school board orders independent review of alleged antisemitic remark

The Denver school board voted unanimously Thursday to hire an independent investigator after President Xóchitl Gaytán and Superintendent Alex Marrero accused Vice President Monica Hunter of using a derogatory term about board member Amy Klein Molk. Hunter denies the allegation. The inquiry focuses on the language claim, which is the most serious among several accusations involving board members.

Source: Chalkbeat Colorado Oct 6, 2026
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NEWS EDUCATION

Denver board sets Oct. 8 deadline for antisemitism inquiry

Denver Public Schools’ board approved an external investigation into allegations that Vice President Monica Hunter used antisemitic language. Investigators must report their findings by Oct. 8, when the board is also scheduled to consider whether to censure Hunter. The scope allows interviews with any necessary witnesses. Hunter denies making the alleged comments.

Source: Chalkbeat Colorado Oct 6, 2026
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NEWS GOVERNMENT

Moscow Reports 650-Drone Barrage as Russia-Ukraine Strikes Intensify

Ukraine launched nearly 700 drones toward Russia overnight, with Moscow Mayor Sergey Sobyanin reporting that 650 targeted the capital. He said Russian forces intercepted most at long range and shot down 105 near Moscow airspace. Ukraine said its strikes also hit Russian military sites in occupied Ukrainian territory, amid continued exchanges and concerns about attacks on energy infrastructure.

Source: The Denver Gazette Oct 6, 2026
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NEWS DEVELOPMENT

Alaska transmission project receives $400 million federal investment

Vice President JD Vance announced $400 million for the Beluga-Healy Transmission Project during a visit to Alaska. The effort is expected to add more than 200 miles of transmission lines and create a second high-voltage connection along the Railbelt. Supporters say the project could reduce utility costs, improve reliability and help connect future energy sources.

Source: The Denver Gazette Oct 6, 2026
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NEWS ENVIRONMENT

Denver Water to End Lawn Irrigation October 1 Amid Worsening Drought

Denver Water customers must stop lawn watering and spray irrigation after September 30, 2026, under an amended Stage 1 drought resolution. Assigned watering days remain in effect through that date. Hand-watering and low-volume irrigation for trees, shrubs, perennials, annuals and vegetables will still be allowed, while the lawn watering ban is expected to continue into spring 2027 pending board action.

Source: Denver Water Oct 5, 2026
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NEWS EDUCATION

Emily Griffith plans east Denver campus shift with $11 million purchase

Emily Griffith Technical College plans to move many programs from Denver Public Schools’ downtown headquarters to the former Johnson & Wales campus. The college would purchase Centennial Hall for $11 million and spend an estimated $17 million renovating Aspen Hall. Officials say the site offers more parking and better public transportation access, with renovations expected to begin in January and students using Aspen Hall by early 2028.

Source: Chalkbeat Colorado Oct 5, 2026
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NEWS EDUCATION

Denver board dispute heads toward public review of policy allegations

School board President Xóchitl Gaytán has accused Vice President Monica Hunter and member DJ Torres of several policy violations, including alleged antisemitic language and repeated absences. Both deny wrongdoing. The board is scheduled to discuss the claims publicly Wednesday, following a summer marked by disagreements over communication and a proposed meeting about Superintendent Alex Marrero’s employment.

Source: Chalkbeat Colorado Oct 5, 2026
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NEWS EDUCATION

Denver board weighs allegations as members dispute process and evidence

The Denver school board discussed alleged policy violations involving Monica Hunter and DJ Torres, including an accusation of antisemitic language, missed meetings and questions about district-funded travel. Hunter and Torres called the claims baseless, while members debated whether proper procedures were followed. The board may vote on censure after another discussion scheduled for Sept. 17.

Source: Chalkbeat Colorado Oct 5, 2026
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