The Walton Family Foundation Invests in Education…and Other Walton Projects
The foundation made grants totaling $749.5 million in 2020.
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More Changes Are Coming to Union Station and RTD’s Police Force
Joel Fitzgerald is now head of security for the metro transit system.
How the Walton Family Got Denver in the Bag
Spend money. Live better.
The Bus Is Free in August, but Drivers Sometimes Pay the Price
RTD’s reputation took a hit in June.
DOLA Presents Its Marshall Funding Disaster Recovery Grant Plan
Residents have thirty days to weigh in on the proposal.
Six Food Trucks Will Be Allowed Back on Prime Downtown Streets
They’ll have to leave at midnight, though.
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Councilmember Takes the Initiative to Propose Bill That Would Make Citizen Initiatives Tougher
Kendra Black took the initiative on this one.
Food Truck Owner Starts Petition to Lift Ban on Doing Business in LoDo and Ballpark
Leilani Johnson had parked RJ’s TacoWich on the block where the July 17 shooting occured.
Could Later Closing Times Reduce Let-Out Crowds and Help Stop Crime?
The idea has been explored before.
RAQC Passes Draft Plan for Ozone With Last-Second Amendment From Polis
Is reformulated gasoline worth the cost?
Air Conditioner Broken in Your Apartment? Don’t Sweat It: Call 311
If your apartment’s air conditioning is broken, 311 can help.
Xcel Grants One-Year Moratorium on Destruction of Steam Plant on Platte
Neighbors will use the time to push back on plans for a substation.
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A Flood of Fans Visit Guitar Center Water Fountain After TikTok Video Goes Viral
Take a sip of heaven.
Corpse Pose Yoga Connects With a Natural Part of Living: Dying
“I don’t know anybody who has lived forever.”
Appeals Court Affirms Opening Trails to Public at Rocky Flats, Former Nuclear Weapons Plant
The trails open to the public can stay that way.
Sparks Fly in Lawsuit Claiming Xcel Played a Role in Marshall Fire
Xcel argues it shouldn’t be held responsible.
New Draft Plan for Metro Denver Ozone Reduction Already Catching Heat
Can the Front Range become compliant?
Denver’s Rental Licensing Program Off to Slow Start, City Anticipates Crunch
There are an estimated 25,000 properties that must be approved by January 1.
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Mined Land Reclamation Board Approves Permit for Expansion of Mine on Dakota Hogback
Neighbors won’t stop objecting.
Denver Parks and Recreation Cracking Down on Off-Leash “Dog Parties”
Who let the dogs out?
Conservation Groups Will Present Own Wolf Reintroduction Plan to CPW
The Parks and Wildlife Commission meets July 21.
My, Oh My: Which MyDenver Campaign Is Which?
How does your Denver fit in?