- The almost 600-seat auditorium at Colorado State University's Student Arts Center was filled to capacity Tuesday evening.
- Well, maybe photos from the past few weeks actually. But let's start with a few from Fort Carson, where about 120 members of the 183rd Support Maintenance Company returned home Tuesday.
- Also, memories of when the Atomic Age met fracking, Denverites try out rooftop agriculture and inside an elite helicopter flying school.
- There's also a photo of a photo of football coach Red Miller with a real-life leopard.
- Republican Sen. Cory Gardner toured downtown Arvada Tuesday afternoon to speak to business owners as part of his outreach effort across Colorado during the August recess. Above, he speaks to Denver Beer Co. co-founder Charlie Berger. Other stops have included Cañon City, Lakewood, Gunnison, Aurora and Westcliffe to name a few.
- Also, a community mourns mass shooting victims, competitors chomp on Olathe sweet corn and helicopter pilots practice fighting fires at night.
- It took AEG eight years to pick a site for Mission Ballroom and about a year to build the concert hall.
- The Lumineers don’t start their world tour until 2020, but the Denver band headlined the grand opening of Mission Ballroom on North Wynkoop Wednesday, playing old and new tunes to a sold out house. Their third album, “III,” is out in September.
- There's also a clean-energy marijuana grow, ASL interpreters at Red Rocks and a cat.
- Relive the sights of the Denver music festival with photos from the weekend.
- Explore Michael Hancock's final mayoral inauguration ceremony, the behind the scenes at Casa Bonita, a protest against ICE and a marijuana grow.
- From a perfumer's workshop in Boulder to the Deer Trail rodeo to labs in the Denver Museum of Nature and Science.
- The Deer Trail Rodeo -- which claims to be home of the first rodeo in the U.S. -- marked its 150th year over the Fourth of July weekend.
- An election, a protest, some geese, a cat, a dog.
- Since 2006, the National Western Stock Show has hosted the MLK Jr. Rodeo, coinciding with Martin Luther King Day in Denver.
- As the names of those who perished on the streets were read aloud, those in attendance joined together to say, "We will remember."
