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The biggest event in cycling is set to begin this weekend. Here’s how cord-cutters can catch all the action. It’s time again for cycling’s biggest competition. The wheels are officially spinning on the 111th Tour de France, which begins on Saturday, June 29. The bikes are hitting the pavement one week earlier than usual because of the 2024 Olympic Games.

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Your guide to watching the 111th edition of the world's most iconic bike race, including all the teams, stages and full schedule.

The Denver Metro Association of Realtors and the South Metro Denver Realtors Association boards approved a resolution to immediately dismiss all the board members of REcolorado, escalating a heated dispute among the three groups. REcolorado, the state’s largest multiple listing service or MLS, called out its two owners in the national trade press earlier this week for selling it to an out-of-state private equity buyer after rejecting a buyout proposal REcolorado had made earlier in the year that would have kept ownership in local hands. Four of the 11 REcolorado board members resigned this week in protest to the group’s action.