Armando Saldate Taking on Public Safety Leadership Role at End of Hancock Tenure
It’s a tough job. Is Saldate up for it?
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Hancock Taps Armando Saldate as Executive Director of Public Safety
The appointment is subject to council confirmation.
Denver Revokes Liquor License of Beta Event Center
Owner Valentes Corleons suggests he may sue now.
Police Still Searching for New Year’s Shooter Who Killed Two at Cabin
Devonte Phillips, 24, and Hiyaw “Joya” Tesfa Zewdie-Walker, 29, were killed.
Denver Council to Have Final Say on Denver Airport Contract…but Not Tonight
The project would extend into 2028.
City Shuts Cabin After Fatal New Year’s Shooting, Owner Closes Beta…for Now
Owner Valentes Corleons says he won’t reopen Beta, either.
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Fatal New Year’s Shooting Leaves Two Dead, Two Wounded at Cabin in LoDo
The club is owned by Beta owner Valentes Corleons.
Deaths of Those Experiencing Homelessness Increased in 2021 in Metro Denver
More than half the deaths are from accidental causes.
Polis Pardons Family Man Deported to Honduras, Clearing Path for Potential Return
Henry Cruz Moreno needed a pardon to have a shot at gaining legal status.
Appeals Filed Over Denver’s Two Newest Safe-Camping Sites
The Board of Adjustments will have the final say.
Year in Review: The Ten Biggest Denver Political Stories of 2021
It was a hot year politically.
Biden Administration Grants Stays of Removal for Five Immigrants Living in Sanctuary
The five have avoided deportation by taking sanctuary in churches.
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Beta Battles On in Fight to Keep Liquor License
The executive director of Excise and Licenses will have the final say.
Year in Review: The Ten Biggest Sports Stories of 2021
It was an up-and-down year for Denver teams and other sports endeavors.
Rogel Aguila-Mederos Resentencing Hearing Set for January 13
The judge promises the hearing won’t be a “circus.”
Hearing to Discuss 110-Year Sentence for I-70 Trucker Rogel Aguilera-Mederos Today
Rogel Aguilera-Mederos could end up with a much shorter sentence than 110 years.
Mayor Hancock Visited Las Vegas to Shop for Grocery Stores
Food deserts in Denver want supermarkets.
Rally Demands Clemency for Trucker Rogel Aguilera-Mederos, Sentenced to 110 Years
The DA has asked the judge to reconsider the sentence.
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Denver City Council, Auditor Clash Over Interview Protocol
There’s no holiday cheer between the auditor and council leadership.
Westminster City Council Approves Uplands Development for Farmland
The Save the Farm group tried hard to block the proposal.
Prosecutor in I-70 Truck Driver Case Brags Online About Brake Trophy
The prosecutor called the trophy a “special gift.”
Term-Limited Michael Hancock Losing Cabinet Members
Don Mares is just the latest to go.