Sundance Deal-Maker Ousted: Ex-Colorado Film Boss Slaps State With Age-Bias Suit
Donald Zuckerman, who helped bring Sundance to Colorado, sued the state alleging he was forced out because of his age and defamed by an OEDIT executive. He says he wants an apology and legal fees, not damages.
Colorado Springs Fast-Tracks Project Taurus AI Data Hub As Neighbors Plot Showdown
Colorado Springs administratively approved Project Taurus, a proposed 50‑MW AI data center at a former Intel site, even as neighbors and nearby counties press moratoria and appeals. The city’s decision opens an appeal window that closes June 22.
Battered Chef Plots Fiery Comeback With Risica Pizzeria In RiNo
Chef Andrea Frizzi is bringing Risica — a Milanese‑style pizzeria and wine bar — to RiNo this summer, promising affordable pizzas, small plates and an oyster bar. The ground‑floor spot at 3463 Walnut St is expected to open after construction delays.
Ceiling Tragedy At Broncos Park: 25-Year-Old Worker Dies On The Job
A 25-year-old construction worker died Monday night at the Broncos Park construction site in Dove Valley after becoming unresponsive while working in a ceiling. Emergency crews responded and officials say an investigation is pending.












