Did Denver’s Housing Market Just Take a Big L From Zillow?
Denver isn’t the only notable Colorado city to see a heavy share of homes lose their value. In fact, the Mile High City came in second overall.
News
Showing 309 - 330 of 50498
Residents Near Proposed Broncos Stadium Largely in Favor, but Worries Loom About Property Values, Traffic
“I’m a Broncos fan, but look at where it’s at. The parking, can you imagine? And if they lose? Oh, I can only imagine.”
Newly Arrived Mosquito, Kissing Bugs Bring New Disease Threats to Colorado
A new mosquito species in Colorado is capable of carrying dengue, yellow fever and Zika, while kissing bugs can now carry parasites that cause Chagas disease.
Ethics Commission Advances Complaints Alleging Seventeen Colorado Legislators Violated State Law
A gathering at Vail resort in October is at the center of the allegations.
Aurora Residents Use Last Chance to Rip Into Outgoing Conservative Councilmembers
“You lost because of your racism. You lost because of your misogyny. And you lost because of your hatred. Also, your beard sucks.”
Popular Used Tool Shop in Downtown Denver Closing After 79 Years
“Everything must go,” the sign says. Does that include the history, too?
advertisement
Former NFL Player Opening Dispensary in South Denver
A child of Denver, Bo Scaife is expanding his All Pro cannabis brand with a new store in the Valverde neighborhood.
Sick of Your Neighbor’s Barking Dog? Good Luck Getting a Citation in Denver.
Denver hasn’t issued a single citation for barking this year. Are all of the dogs good boys, or is the city’s process too ruff?
Colorado Issues Thirteenth Marijuana Recall of 2025
The flagged products were sold from June to November of this year.
advertisement
Birdseed Collective Forced Out of Globeville Base After Parks & Rec Rejects Lease
The nonprofit’s founder says he is still confused after years of community service.
No-Snow November: Are Late Snowfalls in Denver Becoming the Norm?
Denver has been dry as a bone this fall.
Weld County Neighborhood Wins 2025 Community of the Year
Community members have access to a seventeen-seat hot tub and schools are a walk away.
advertisement
Colorado Woman Sues Lyft Over “Sexual Predator Crisis” Among Drivers
The lawsuit adds to the troubling history of rideshare drivers sexually assaulting passengers in Colorado and nationwide.
Colorado Tops National Rankings for Rising Debt, Inflation
Colorado has performed poorly in recent economic reports, as residents appear to increasingly rely on borrowing to cope with rising costs.
What to Know About the GEO Group, an International Prison Company Under Supreme Court Review
One of the world’s largest private prison companies is under Supreme Court review for actions in Aurora.
advertisement
Interested in Becoming a Summit Fan? What to Know About Denver’s NWSL Team and New Stadium
The first home match is on March 28, and tickets are now on sale.
Can You See the Northern Lights in Colorado a Third Time Tonight?
After lighting up skies and social media feeds for two days, there’s a chance they could return.
As Congress Pushes a New Hemp THC Ban, Was Colorado Ahead of the Curve?
Colorado, long criticized for being too restrictive, suddenly looks less like an outlier and more like a preview of where the rest of the country is headed.
advertisement
Changing Course: How the “Grand Sport of Golf” Helped Integrate a Divided Denver
Golf wasn’t always integrated in Denver, but a prominent Black judge and an Olympic track star helped get Jim Crow off the courses.
Five Cheapest Homes for Sale in Denver Right Now
For only $245,000, Denver home buyers can get…a shed, basically.
Tales From the MAGAverse: Colorado Election Denial Lawsuits Target MyPillow CEO and the FBI
A local podcaster is suing Mike Lindell for millions over a failed loan, while an ally of Tina Peters claims the FBI violated her rights during a home raid.
advertisement
Marijuana Lost With a Whimper on Colorado Election Day
There was little action, and none of it was good for cannabis users.