How Colorado’s Special Session Is Costing Lawmakers (and Taxpayers) Time and Money
The special legislative session will cost taxpayers up to $24,000 per day, but the price isn’t just financial for Colorado legislators.
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Married at First Sight Recap: Happy Couple Quickly Crumbles During Honeymoon
Two Denver couples are now on the rocks only three days after marrying complete strangers.
TABOR for Dummies: What Is It? And How Does It Affect Colorado Property Taxes?
As the Colorado Legislature convenes for a special session on property taxes, Westword explains how the Taxpayer’s Bill of Rights fits into the discussion.
Metal Posts Installed Around Capitol Grounds to Protect Protesters
Drivers rammed protesters at least six times in Colorado during protests in 2020. Now the state is taking extra measures to protect Capitol demonstrators.
Married at First Sight Recap: Cracks Start to Show in New Couples
The tides are beginning to turn for eight Denver lovebirds who recently married total strangers.
Top Five Things Denver Won’t Miss About Spirit Airlines
Spirit Airlines is discontinuing service at Denver International Airport, and honestly, good riddance.
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Colorado Legislators Taking On Property Tax Relief After Voters Reject Prop HH
Governor Jared Polis grants a special legislative session as early 2023 election results show his property tax relief plan going down in flames.
Should Public Officials Be Allowed to Block Critics on Social Media?
In Colorado, elected officials are allowed to block people from their personal social media accounts. The U.S. Supreme Court could soon change that.
Metro Denver Crime Stoppers’ Top Ten Unsolved Cases
Metro Denver Crime Stoppers highlights more than two dozen cold cases on a web page devoted to gathering information on the crimes.
Married at First Sight Recap: The Calm Before the Storm
After four couples got hitched, viewers can look forward to lots of fighting and crying in the weeks ahead.
Bill for Supervised Drug Use Sites Fails, Polis Says He Would Have Vetoed Anyway
Representative Chris deGruy Kennedy says he won’t introduce the bill again next year.
In a First for Married at First Sight, Denver Man Is Left at the Altar
The first two episodes of the Denver-based Married at First Sight are already making history.
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Denver Making Streets in LoDo Pedestrian-Only for Halloweekend
Two blocks of Market and Larimer streets in LoDo will be closed to vehicle traffic.
Republicans Continue Cry for Emergency Property Tax Session as Prop HH Decision Nears
Proponents of HH called the Republicans’ policy recommendations “fundamentally unserious.”