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Kids with hearing loss from across Colorado gathered for the annual track and field day at Aurora's Hinkley High School on Sept.

23. Organized by the Marions Downs Center, the event featured adaptive sports like sack races & parachute runs that let students connect and have fun.

The Den Social Club is expanding to Englewood with a new SOBO location scheduled to open in late October.

The venue will combine a public coffee shop and members-only work spaces & programming for new and expectant parents.

A Denver family farm operating since the 1980s is welcoming visitors for its 25th agri-tourism season today despite a record dry growing season with only four waterings and one heavy rain storm.

The farm now offers two corn mazes, a market, and a pumpkin patch for community fun.

Vail Resorts reported that its Epic Pass sales dropped 12% as of Sept.

18 from last season because of poor snow conditions. The company now expects U.S. visitation to remain below fiscal 2025 levels while pushing individual lift ticket sales amidst board proposals from Oasis Management.

Colorado-based Crocs used a subsidiary in Malta to cut its tax bill by 218 million dollars, part of a broader trend among US companies exploiting tax havens under new SEC rules.

The move follows Malta's EU delay on a 15 percent minimum tax & shows a shift in corporate strategies.

Local 303 features 12 rising and returning Colorado artists.

The final meetup for the year is set for Monday, Oct. 26 at Bar 404 from 6:30-9 p.m. with live concert performances, ticket and vinyl giveaways plus a huge Halloween party with a costume contest.

Colorado's Division of Insurance announced that individual market health insurance prices will rise by 10% in 2027, with higher increases expected in mountain communities and Mesa County; state and federal subsidies will ease the cost for lower-income residents.

Gov. Jared Polis announced Monday in Blackhawk that federal grants totaling $170 million will support 250 rural healthcare projects (including telehealth, EMS, and substance abuse treatment) as providers face Medicaid cuts.

The five-year funding aims to boost local workforce and service access.