Denver Council Could Ban Concealed Carry on City Property
Denver taking aim at regulating firearms…again.
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A Decade After Denver Adopted the Urban Camping Ban, Controversy Hasn’t Been Put to Bed
Opponents plan actions in the week leading to May 14.
Two Psychedelics Initiatives Pushing for November Ballot in Colorado
Mushrooms, yes. Peyote, no.
Proposed Ban on Flavored Nicotine Goes Up in Smoke at Legislature
The bill could return next year.
Weekend Shooting Injures Two at NATIV Lounge
“The perfect boutique-hotel experience as well as a nightlife safe haven.”
Section of Larimer Could Get Major Mixed-Use Development Overhaul
EDENS has ambitious plans for the current VOA Colorado facility.
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High-End Jazz Club Could Be Coming to Market Street
LIV Denver wants to open up at 1448 Market Street.
Number Thirty Eight Can Keep Cabaret License, but With Restrictions
But the RiNo venue can’t have any amplified music or drums outdoors.
Federal Appeals Court Vacates Lower Court Ruling on Denver Encampment Sweeps
The plaintiffs have vowed to appeal the ruling.
Opponents of Electronic-Music Club Freeze Kulture Music Hall Out of IceHouse
The music insiders are looking for a new location.
New Bill Would Increase Funding for Problem Gambling, Close a Free-Bet Loophole
The bill would increase problem gambling funding from $230,000 to at least $2.5 million annually.
Why This Man Joined a Homeless Encampment Knowing That a Sweep Was Coming
“It’s like that whole saying goes, misery loves company.”
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Denver Sidewalk Advocates Pushing Ballot Measure to Fund Construction, Maintenance
The initiative would help fund the build-out of Denver’s decaying sidewalks.
Rebecca O’Connor Found a New Life During Denver’s Housing Surge
The city is in the middle of its second housing surge.
Don’t Vape in Your Seat at Today’s Rockies Game
Smoking prohibitions include pot.
Colorado Lawmakers Unveil Spending Package for Homelessness Resolution
Measuring success will be “simple,” according to Governor Jared Polis.
Opponents of Steele Street Safe-Camping Site Drop Administrative Appeal
The 3815 Steele Street site can now operate without concern for the future.
Former Safe-Camping Site Resident Mark “Shorty” Montes Is Finally Safe at Home
He was the subject of a Westword cover story last May.
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West Colfax Motel That’s Now a Shelter for Homeless Families Getting Makeover
This is the first time Denver will use general-obligation funds for housing.
Denver Board Upholds Elati Street Safe-Camping Site Permit
The members will have to reapply for their jobs.
City Wants Developers to Contribute to Denver’s Affordable Housing Stock
The Denver Planning Board will hold a hearing April 6.
Crypto Is Not the First Industry to Promise a Boom in Colorado
Some of the efforts have succeeded, while others have flopped.