Tuesday, June 10, 2025

Good Morning! On this day in 1996, the Colorado Avalanche defeated the Florida Panthers in a four-game sweep to win their first-ever Stanley Cup.

It may feel like summer, but Colorado’s homegrown summer produce isn’t quite ready. Find out when it will hit the shelves in our Top Stories. Which state staple are you looking forward to most? Vote in our Poll or hit reply to share your favorite.

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Thousands Attend Boulder Jewish Festival

More than 15,000 people from across the country gathered for the Boulder Jewish Festival on Sunday, the largest turnout in the festival’s 30-year history.

The festival featured music, Israeli and Jewish cuisine, and speeches from Jewish community leaders, who called for unity in the wake of last Sunday’s terror attack targeting the group Run for Their Lives.

Organizers reimagined this year’s event to focus on healing and raise awareness for the 55 Israeli hostages still believed to be held in Gaza. Hundreds participated in the group’s Sunday walk, which usually draws a couple of dozen.

Boulder police coordinated with the FBI to provide increased security. While some attendees expressed unease, many, like festivalgoer Simcha Schwartz, emphasized the importance of showing up to “respond with joy and action to hate.”

Australian Hacker Held by ICE in Colorado

David Kee Crees, an Australian hacker extradited to Colorado in 2023, was arrested by immigration authorities shortly after his release from federal detention.

Also known by hacker-alias DR32, Crees defrauded at least seven victims, mostly in the U.S., while living in Australia. He pleaded guilty to 14 charges in May and was sentenced to time served and one year of supervised release.

“ICE Denver agents arrested Australian alien David Kee Crees because he has multiple computer fraud convictions,” the agency said on X. “He will be held in ICE custody pending removal to Australia.”

No charges have been filed against Crees in Australia. Prior to his extradition, Crees had reportedly embedded microchips in his hands, setting off prison metal detectors, according to an Australian news outlet.

Summer Produce Weeks Away

With hot, summer-like weather starting to settle in, many are wondering when Colorado’s signature summer produce will be back in stock.

Palisade peaches, a Western Slope favorite, will hit shelves in early July. As in past summers, they may appear at smaller stores, farmers markets, or roadside stands before they reach grocery chains.

Olathe sweet corn season begins mid-July. Rocky Ford melons arrive later that month, while Pueblo green chiles, a southern Colorado staple, are expected in early August.

Some Colorado-grown crops, like leafy greens and early-season fruits, are already in season. See a full produce calendar here.

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➤ Denver: Colorado’s chapter of 50501, an anti-Trump protest movement, is planning an activist fair this Saturday. It’s timed to coincide with President Trump’s birthday and a military parade in Washington, D.C. (See Details)

➤ Lakewood: A rise in homelessness is raising concerns among residents about the lack of resources, ineffective city responses, and public safety hazards. (Read Story)

➤ Fort Collins: A community bike ride was held at CSU’s campus on Saturday in memory of Oliver Stratton, a 10-year-old boy who was fatally struck by a distracted driver two years ago in Timnath. (More)

➤ Jefferson County: A grand jury indicted the owner of a house-flipping business, Urban Veneer Holdings LLC, for defrauding at least 80 investors of $4.8 million. (More)

➤ Highlands Ranch: Douglas County Search and Rescue (SAR) partnered with Colorado Parks and Wildlife to hold the first-ever Rocky Mountain SAR UAS Conference, an event focused on the use of drones in SAR operations. (See Details)

➤ Pueblo: A swimmer died after jumping into Lake Pueblo on Saturday, the third death at the lake in two months. (See Details)

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➤ The Colorado Rockies lost again on Sunday, giving up six home runs in a 13-5 loss to the Mets. It marked their second sweep by the Mets in just over a week. (More)

➤ Newly signed Denver Broncos tight end Evan Engram has reportedly been turning heads at the team’s practices this year for his impressive athleticism. (More)

➤ Former Colorado Buffaloes safety Shilo Sanders recently gifted Apple Watches to several Colorado football players. (More)

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➤ Northern Water discovered uranium at the Chimney Hollow Reservoir’s construction site in Larimer County. Officials say there’s no threat of contamination yet, but the issue will need to be monitored as the reservoir fills. (See Details)

➤ Denver’s National Women’s Soccer League team—whose ownership now includes Molly Coors, Mikaela Shiffrin, and Peyton Manning—broke ground on its temporary Centennial stadium on Monday. (See Details)

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➤ The Food & Wine Classic will return to Aspen June 20-22, featuring celebrity chefs, wine and spirits experts, and the legendary Grand Tasting Pavilion. (See Details)

➤ Four baby raccoons found in a Jefferson County resident’s wood stove were safely rescued and returned to the wild. (See Video)

➤ Ruby Mountain Campground, a site “located within earshot of the roaring Arkansas rapids,” was listed on the reservation platform Hipcamp’s list of 50 favorite places to camp. (See Details)

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