First Weekend of Zero Fare for Better Air Was a Huge Success, Says RTD Driver
RTD bus driver Suna Karabay says she’s already seeing the benefits of Denver’s “Zero Fare for Better Air” program, including more kids and less drug use.
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Supreme Court Rules That Businesses Can Refuse to Serve LGBTQ Individuals
A Colorado woman claimed that because of her religious beliefs, she shouldn’t have to serve LGBTQ couples. The Supreme Court just agreed.
RTD Is Free in July and August: Here’s What You Need to Know
“So much of this is how do we fill up those trains and buses and take better advantage of the system we already have?”
Four’s Company: Co-Buying Can Make Denver Housing Affordable
These four Denverites joined together to buy a home.
Suncor Devotes More Cash to Shareholders Than to Preventing Pollution, The Lever Reports
Colorado’s only refinery kept the money flowing to investors rather than making facility improvements.
Illegal Attorney Fees Focus of Latest Lawsuit Against Eviction Firm Tschetter Sulzer
One of Colorado’s top eviction law firms faces another class action lawsuit – this time regarding allegedly illegal attorney fees.
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Denver Nonprofit Kick-Starts Management Plan for Clear Creek Watershed
Local volunteers from West Denver Trout Unlimited are helping push the effort to create an integrated water management plan for the Clear Creek watershed.
Two Shot Downtown After Nuggets Celebration, Suspect Still at Large
The incident comes just days after a mass shooting left ten people injured in Denver following the Nuggets’ championship-sealing win over the Miami Heat.
Mile High, Baby! Scenes From the Nuggets Championship Parade
Hundreds of thousands of people turned out for the downtown parade and rally at Civic Center Park, where Michael Malone was a star.
Parking in Denver Is Free on Juneteenth – but City Meters Don’t Say So
Although Juneteenth isn’t listed as a free holiday on Denver’s parking meters, the city has plans in place to make sure drivers don’t get duped.
Congresswoman Yadira Caraveo Pushing to Make SNAP Benefit Exemptions Permanent
Yadira Caraveo wants to make work exemptions for veterans, people experiencing homelessness and former foster youths who need SNAP benefits permanent.
Denver Could Elect to Have a Night Mayor Help Bring Back Downtown After Dark
The shooting on June 13 was just the latest incident to put a pall on the party.
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Ten Injured, Two in Custody for Early-Morning Shooting After Nuggets Championship Celebration
The celebration over Denver’s win took a sobering turn when ten were injured in a mass shooting. Here’s what the police know.
TSA Testing Facial Recognition at Denver International Airport
Travelers can opt out of the new facial recognition program, which matches live photos taken at DIA’s North Security Checkpoint to ID cards.
Nuggets Fan Goes to NBA Finals Without Wheelchair After Struggles With Lupus
The last time Laura Keeney attended a Nuggets game years ago she did so in a wheelchair. Now she’s back on two feet, and attending the NBA finals.
Chris Hinds Defeats Shannon Hoffman, Scores Another Term on City Council
The incumbent will keep his District 10 seat after winning by a margin of more than 1,700 votes.
School Superintendent Is Nuggets Superfan With Decades-Old Pepsi Can Collection
School superintendent Chris Gdowski has a collection of Nuggets-themed Pepsi cans from nearly half-a-century ago that he’s busted out for the NBA finals.
Roo-Bar Lounge Closed for Good After City Revokes Licenses
Roo-Bar Lounge violated a settlement with the city after accusations of unruliness. Denver responded by revoking its dance and liquor licenses.
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Number Thirty Eight Gets New Noise Conditions in Resolution to Years-Long Conflict
The city of Denver has given the popular indoor-outdoor venue new conditions on its cabaret license.
New Lounge Could Take Over Old Falling Rock Space in LoDo
The building at 1919 Blake Street has been empty since a fatal shooting at Cabin Tap House on January 1, 2022.
Denver and Miami Face Off in Fiery NBA Finals Showdown
Denver and Miami meet in the first game of the NBA finals on June 1.
Denver Working to Get Swimming Pools Licensed Before Summer Heats Up
The city has identified at least sixty pools that haven’t been licensed since the pandemic.