Denver Laid Off Its Parking Magistrates: Here’s What That Means for Disputing Tickets
Starting this week, drivers must request in-person hearings to fight parking citations.
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Yadira Caraveo Drops Out of CD8 Race, Cites “Stigmatization of Mental Health”
The former congresswoman was accused of mistreating staff and attempting to take her own life during her first term.
Dozens of Additional City Jobs Were Eliminated in Wave of Denver Layoffs
The mayor’s layoff report did not include 71 positions frozen or cut from the city’s independent agencies and government branches.
Pitch-a-Friend to Host Denver Singles Festival at McGregor Square
The event this Friday will feature speed dating, mixers and PowerPoint presentations advertising local eligible singles.
Commerce City Couple Charged After Animals, Kids Found in “Deplorable” Conditions
The husband and wife face 41 counts combined, including animal cruelty and child abuse.
Denver’s “Secret” Luxury Lakeside Suburb Gets National Attention
The Wall Street Journal recently lauded “the mythical land of Bow Mar,” where kids still play outside and ranch homes sell for millions.
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CU Denver to Guarantee Admission for Certain Denver Public Schools Students
Eligible students will be automatically admitted to the University of Colorado Denver, with a waived application fee.
Police Say They Know Who Killed Alicia Tverberg. Six Years Later, the Suspect Is Still Free.
“I can’t understand why they would sweep this under the rug,” the victim’s mother says. “It’s a murder case and you know who did it.”
Judge Modifies Bond for Barry Morphew in Wife’s Murder Case, Orders He Stay in Colorado
The trial against Barry Morphew for the murder of his wife, Suzanne, is expected to begin in the summer of 2026.
Aurora Police Department Adopts Support Program for People with Disabilities
Participants fill out the envelope ahead of time and present it to officers during traffic stops or other police interactions.
Aspen Estate May Break Record for Most Expensive Home Sale in U.S. History
It’s nearly triple the amount that anyone has ever paid for a home in Colorado (that record was also set in Aspen).
Five Cheapest Homes for Sale in Denver Right Now
Who says Denver houses are unaffordable? You just need to deal with some fire damage…or asbestos…or having no bedrooms.
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Amid Missy Woods Scandal and Rape Kit Backlog, CBI Honored With “Gold Standard” in Public Safety
The ongoing issues plaguing the agency’s forensic unit didn’t stop the Colorado Bureau of Investigation from receiving a prestigious accreditation.
We Tried the New Kangaroo Yoga Class in Wheat Ridge
You’ve heard of puppy yoga and goat yoga. Now, get ready for…
Colorado Adds AI-Generated Deepfakes to Revenge Porn, Child Exploitation Laws
“Whether abuse is captured by a camera or created by a computer, the harm is real.”
Youth Violence Arrests in This Denver Neighborhood Dropped 75 Percent
Research attributes the decrease to Denver’s Youth Violence Prevention Center – but federal cuts may soon close the center for good.
Denver Expo Cancels Booth on JonBenét Ramsey Doc After Booking Her Father to Speak
An organizer said the cancellation is “out of respect” for the Ramseys, but the filmmaker argues CrimeCon is controlling the narrative around the case.
Colorado Teens Create Ballot Measure That Would Guarantee College Admission for Top Students
“Every year, you see kids who have excellent academics, they write good essays, and they’re stressed out of their minds that they’re not going to get into any college.”
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Meet the Gen Z Candidates Challenging Colorado’s Longest-Serving Congressmember
“We cannot wait and hope the older generations will watch out for us. We have to watch out for ourselves.”
Free Ride: New Program Will Cover E-Scooter, Bike Trips to Denver Transit Stations
The pilot program will provide 40,000 free one-mile rides to RTD’s University of Denver and Decatur-Federal stations.
Denver Eliminates Minimum Parking Requirements Citywide
“We have a housing crisis, not a parking crisis,” Councilman Chris Hinds said during the council’s final vote.
Milk Tea People Chosen for $640K Investment in Plan to Revive Downtown Denver
The 2025 Best of Denver-winning tea bar intends to use the money to relocate to a larger shop along 16th Street.