Polis’s Utility Bills Initiative Gets Frosty Reception From Xcel, Oil and Gas
Colorado’s governor said transitioning to renewable energy is the way to prevent future utility bill cost spikes.
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If Denver Has Its Way, the Path to Better Waste Services Won’t Be Littered With Fines
The city plans to work with residents better to make expanded waste services go smoothly.
City Reaches Agreement with Hip-Hop Club Roo-Bar
The hip-hop club can no longer be operated by its current or previous owners, or anyone related.
Olympic Curlers at the Coliseum: Do You Have the Stones to Cheer on USA Curling?
The National Western Stock Show might be over, but USA Curling is keeping the party going at the Coliseum.
Residents Roast Public Utilities Commission for Failing to Stand Up to Xcel
During a listening session, people demanded the commission stop listening and start acting.
The Gig Is Up: Colorado Lawmakers Introduce Bill Regulating Rideshare Companies
Would you want to know how much your Uber driver is getting paid?
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Tell the PUC Why Your Utility Bill Has You Losing Your Cool
The commissioners are listening, although they might not be able to do much.
Machebeuf Hall on Loretto Heights Campus to Become Commún Community Center
It still has a long way to go.
Can’t Afford Your Xcel Bill? The Public Utilities Commission Is (Sort of) on the Case
But the commission can’t do much in the short term.
State’s New Plan to Reduce Traffic Deaths Sounds a Lot Like Denver’s Vision Zero
CDOT’s plan shares many similarities with Denver’s Vision Zero.
Inspector General Rules That Former Interior Secretary Bernhardt’s Alleged Conflict of Interest Was A-Okay
Just because it was legal doesn’t make it right, according to the Center for Western Priorities.
Xtra Cash From Xcel: What to Do With the $17 the Utility Plans to Save You in February
The benevolent energy company is adjusting natural gas costs to save you money.
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Adidas, Community Help Beast Fingers Climbing Gym Avoid Eviction
The climbing gym dedicated to Globeville’s kids is working toward stability.
Denver International Airport’s TSA Confiscated Record Number of Firearms in 2022
In 2022, TSA discovered 156 firearms at DIA’s three security checkpoints,
Xcruciating Xcel Watch, Part 2: Westword Readers Report Average $140 Increase in Bills
Some are deciding between groceries and the gas bill.
How Hard Is It to Open a Club in LoDo? Ask the GM at Status Ultra Lounge
Tommie Ellis promises this club will be different.
Westernaires Could Lasso Twenty More Acres of the Jefferson County Fairgrounds
Around twenty acres of the Jefferson County Fairgrounds could soon belong to the Westernaires, but some residents are calling bull.
New Study Explores Costs Versus Benefits of Oil and Gas Industry in Colorado
New study quantifies the costs and benefits.
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Fewer Than 1,800 Multi-Unit Rentals Met the January 1 Licensing Deadline
The city doesn’t know how many there are, but it knows it hasn’t licensed them all yet.
Do Colorado’s Game-of-Chance Rules Need an Update? Bingo!
The game can make big money…but its workers can’t be paid.
The Root of the Problem? Tree Branches Everywhere, and Someone Has to Clean Them Up
You’re on your own, unless you call in the city or a tree company to help.
Cooking With Gas? You May Want to Hear About Health Concerns and Rebates
Gas stoves can cause negative health impacts, especially for children.