Leader of Denver Airport Car Theft Ring Sentenced to Twenty Years in Prison
“We hope this shows as a clear statement that crime in Colorado will not be left ignored.”
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The Day Everyone Forgot About Street Sweeping…Even the City of Denver
Should residents have to pay tickets when the city’s warning system fails?
Downtown Denver Residents, Businesses Will Decide How to Fund Area Upgrades
A tax for the Ballpark District businesses and a debt to improve the Union Station neighborhood aim to boost parts of downtown Denver.
Aurora’s Gang-Fearing Slumlord Skips Court Appearance as City Struggles to Find Him
Zev Baumgarten, the owner of CBZ Management, claimed gangs took over his apartments, then dodged a court appearance on October 24.
Around $425 Million in Bonds Approved for Sale of the Stanley Hotel to Colorado Nonprofit
Eventually, the Colorado Education and Cultural Facilities Authority will own the Estes Park hotel.
Right to School Choice: What Would Colorado’s Amendment 80 Do?
Proponents say the measure maintains the status quo, but opponents fear it will lead to massive changes for public schools.
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Proposition KK Aims to Fund Crime Victim and Mental Health Services With Excise Tax
“This is really contributing to having services that might benefit you, your friends, or your family.”
RTD Budget and Board of Directors Up for Grabs in 2024 Election
Over $600 million of the transit agency’s funding could be impacted if Ballot Issue 7A fails.
What Are These Long White Strings in My Weed?
Fear not (or not as much, anyway): Chances are slim that these stringy hairs are mold or pest by-products.
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Ballot Issue 2Q Asks Residents to Fund Denver Health With Sales Tax
Denver Health hasn’t benefited from a tax increase in years, but residents have to decide if they want more sales taxes.
Light Rail, Hard Ride: RTD Struggles to Get Riders Back on Board
The Regional Transportation District rolled out light rail thirty years ago, but some areas are still waiting for their line.
Natural Medicine Division Finalizes Proposal for License Fee System
Colorado is drafting the rulemaking process for the state’s Natural Medicine license application and compliance fee system.
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What Is a Veterinary Professional Associate? Colorado’s Proposition 129 Explained
The ballot measure has divided Colorado’s animal-care industry and politicians across the aisle.
Pure Elevations, Denver’s First Cannabis Spa, Fighting to Stay Open
Rebecca Marroquin just opened Pure Elevations Canna-Spa & Salon in September.
The Top Five NIL Earning Athletes in Colorado
The University of Colorado’s football team dominates, with quarterback Shedeur Sanders the top NIL earner in the country.
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The Affordable Denver Sales Tax Promises Cheap Housing…but Will It Deliver?
If voters pass his half-cent sales tax, Mayor Mike Johnston says that the city will have 44,000 new affordable Denver units.
Kroenke Scores at Denver City Council, Gets Approval on First Steps for Ball Arena Development
Part of the agreement will keep the Denver Nuggets and Colorado Avalanche in downtown Denver until 2050.
Nature’s Herbs & Wellness Ordered to Pay $95,000 for Disability Discrimination
The Colorado dispensary agreed to pay an employee $95,000 after firing her when she asked for a disability accommodation.
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University of Colorado’s Jaylyn Sherrod Became a WNBA Champion on Her Birthday
The CU standout went undrafted before being picked up by the New York Liberty.
Denver Voters Will Decide If All City Employees Have the Right to Collectively Bargain
Referred Question 2U would extend the right to collectively bargain to all city employees.
Should These Colorado Jurists Be Retained? You Be the Judge!
While Coloradans don’t initially elect judges, they do vote on whether to retain them. And now they can vote on how to discipline them through Amendment H!
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Denver City Council Voting on KSE Ball Arena Project Tonight After Public Hearings
The Kroenke family wants to turn 55 acres of parking lots around Ball Arena into a real neighborhood. But first, council must approve the project.