City Council Approves Peña Boulevard Study in Narrow Vote
Council members were divided over the study, with objectors pushing for more research into alternative transportation because of environmental concerns.
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Denver Tracking Bluetooth Data for Traffic Planning
The city says all phone data is scrambled and no identifying information is involved, but you can’t opt out of the tracking program.
Private Preschool Teachers in Denver Pushing to Unionize
Teachers at two early child education facilities in Denver are unionizing, but things aren’t going so smoothly for one group.
Denver Snow Essentials to Get You Through a Winter Storm
Local whiskey, cannabis, and green chile help Coloradans brave even the heaviest of snowstorms.
Developers Commit to Keeping the Dark Horse – in a Different Spot
Boulder residents were worried their favorite bar would be destroyed, but the developer’s plan now includes a new home for the Dark Horse.
Wolf Reintroduction Haters Could Kill Governor’s Parks and Wildlife Appointments
Hunters and sportsmen have opposed the nominated commissioners. One appointee has already resigned.
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Group Files Complaint Alleging Xcel Overcharges Certain Customers
Those in non-franchised areas of Colorado could be paying into a construction fund they can’t access, according to a consumer protection group.
New KSE Leaders Promise to Get Nuggets and Avalanche Back on TV
With an executive shakeup, the Kroenke family says it has rededicated itself to resolving the Comcast, DISH and Altitude disputes.
Colorado Unveils First Gas-Powered Landscaping Restrictions
The state’s landscapers aren’t opposed to transitioning to electric equipment, but they want more incentives and a careful rollout before restrictions hit.
Broadway Boutique Owner Calls for City Action After Scary Break-In
A man was arrested after he smashed the Electric Dream’s door in with a metal bar and “verbally accosted” a worker last week, according to the DPD.
Why Denver Is Funding Pickleball Courts Amid Budget Cuts
The $3 million can’t be moved into funds affected by the migrant influx, so Denver Parks & Recreation wants to put it to use.
Lawsuit Alleges Phony Oil Well Sales Avoided Environmental Cleanup
A 2023 study estimated there are almost 60,000 unplugged oil wells in Colorado.
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Rent Slightly Increases in Metro Denver as Spring Nears
Rent in Denver remained stable through the beginning of the year, but prices could increase more in the spring.
Budget Shortfall Won’t Stop the Long-Awaited West Colfax Pedestrian Safety Project
“I can’t tell you how important I think it is for West Colfax and the people who live there, the people who are vulnerable who live along the street,
Boulder Officially Becomes Part of the Fortnite Universe
The popular battle royale game has a new Festival mode that just added “Closer” by the Chainsmokers – and therefore Boulder – to the world of Fortnite.
Class Action Lawsuit Against Mint Urban Apartments to Move Forward
The lawsuit, filed by residents in 2021, alleges that the 561-unit apartment complex in Denver was filled with dangerous and unsanitary living conditions.
Mysterious Balloons Floating Over Colorado Are a Growing Tradition
The latest balloon probably won’t be the most famous in Colorado airspace history.
Over 100 Coloradans Embark on 24-Hour Race for Better Air Quality
“The point is to have a greater impact and a greater conversation about these issues that directly affect our health, and have an impact on the nature that we love to go out and run around in.”
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Denver Researcher Identifies What People Actually Want From Police
Ajenai Clemmons helped establish the Denver Office of the Independent Monitor before completing research showing that some Black Americans want more policing.
Who’s Leo? Alamo Drafthouse Employees File Labor Complaints as They Wait for Union Election
“The employer has required employees to participate in captive audience meetings to discourage unionization.”
New Gig Driver Transparency Package Aims to Avoid 2023’s Legislative Roadblock
Bills to show how much customers pay for Uber and Lyft trips and drivers make (just 14 percent!) are back at the Capitol.
Walking the Talk: City Wants Feedback on Changes to Its New Sidewalk Fees
Proposed changes would create a flat fee for residential units and change who can get discounts on the new sidewalk fee.