Voters Approve General Improvement District for South Broadway
“The vision for a cleaner, safer and more thriving Broadway came directly from the people who live, work and create here.”
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Poll: Most Colorado Latinos Want to Rein in ICE Before Midterms
Most of the 400 Colorado Latinos polled said Trump and ICE are operating unchecked.
Aurora Ousts Danielle Jurinsky and the Council’s Conservative Majority
We named the controversial Aurora City Council rep a Person to Watch in 2025, and now you can watch her leave her seat.
Aurora Postpones “Slumlord” Trial to 2026
Before these apartment complexes were billed as Venezuelan gang strongholds, the city was citing the property manager.
Colorado’s Top Elementary School is in Five Points, According to New Ranking
Most students have to wait until they’re older to take elective classes, but this school allows Friday electives in arts, sports, languages and other topics.
STK Reports Threatening Messages After Downtown Bike Lane Removal
Talk about tough to chew.
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Still Without a Commuter Rail, Boulder County Residents Are Sick of Footing RTD’s Bills
“It takes imagination. It takes courage and willingness to get this done. Does the RTD have the chutzpah to get this done?”
FBI, State Investigators Looking Into Violent Incident Outside of Durango ICE Facility
On video captured October 28, an unidentified officer grabs a 57-year-old protester by the hair and throat and throws her down a hill.
Denver Skater Who Stole Sunglasses in Viral Protest Video Raising Money for Legal Defense
Jose Cardenas is raising $1,400 ahead of his hearing next week for stealing a counterprotester’s sunglasses.
Masked Officer Throws Protester Down Hill Outside of Colorado ICE Facility
Video shows the unidentified officer grabbing a 57-year-old woman’s hair and throwing her to the ground outside of an ICE facility.
Batter Up: Denver’s New Ballpark District Director Brings Lessons From Wrigley Field
During her time near Chicago’s classic stadium, Kate McKenna says she learned how to help businesses and residents wrestle audacious redevelopment plans.
Denver Quietly Added Extra $900K, Twenty Acres to Park Hill Land Swap
The original parcels of land weren’t worth as much as predicted, so the city was forced to revise its deal.
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Aurora Approves Controversial AI Facial Surveillance
Both Aurora and Denver opted into certain AI-powered police tech this week.
Flock No! Fear of AI Cameras Brings Hundreds, Including Councilmembers, to Heated Town Hall
“I am legitimately, absolutely terrified by the state of AI surveillance.”
Aurora Public Schools Support Staff Losing Support for Union Efforts
Cafeteria workers, secretaries and preschool teachers want the right to unionize, but their cause is losing steam.
Heated Denver Protest Altercation Leaves New York Giants Fan Bloody, Booed
During a march past Union Station, the man and No Kings protesters got into a dispute after he shouted a homophobic slur.
Photos: Second No Kings Protest Draws Thousands to Capitol, Downtown
While most of the demonstrators were peaceful, some tried to block I-25 and got testy with police.
Today’s Denver No Kings Protest: When, Where, What to Know
“Trump wants us to believe his rule is absolute. We’re here to remind him: it’s not.”
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Boulder Among Metros With Fastest-Growing Wages
While most people might be feeling the pinch of inflation, Colorado’s biggest metro areas outside of Denver are seeing wages quickly rise.
Denver to Name New Park After Native American Leader
The ten-acre park in Green Valley Ranch will be the first urban park in the city named after a Native American.
Denver Selects New Homeless Shelter Operators After Salvation Army Split
The Salvation Army ran the shelters for two years before announcing in August that it would exit at the end of 2025.
As Aurora “Slumlord” Nears Trial, Former Properties See New Life
Apartment complexes formerly owned by CBZ Management welcome new tenants while prosecutors prepare for a trial in November.