Denver Hookah Lounges Could Be Exempted From Flavored-Tobacco Ban
A council committee postponed a vote on the proposed flavor ban while members explore possible exemptions.
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Colorado GOP Chair Kristi Burton Brown Tied to Crazy Election Conspiracy Group
Kristi Burton Brown is on video speaking to the group.
Denver Council Committee Approves $400 Bonus for Vaccinated, Exempt City Employees
Even those with religious exemptions will get $400.
Mint Urban Infinity Tenants File Class-Action Lawsuit Against Property Managers
The case could take years.
Denver Basic Income Project Has Some Basic Problems to Solve
It’s not easy to give away a small fortune.
Boebert Watch: Fast and Loose With Both Money and the Truth
More campaign finance trouble for the CD3 Congresswoman
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Dark-Money Group Dropping Big Money on Denver Ballot Measure Ads
Who is behind Defend Colorado?
Denver’s Justice for J6 Rally: A Preview
The rally coordinator doesn’t know if any attendees will be armed.
Colorado Expecting 1,500 Afghan Refugees, Resettlement Agencies Asking for Help
Arrivals are expected to increase in mid-October.
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Four Winds American Indian Council Claims Retaliation by Denver Officials
An encampment there was swept August 31.
Mint Urban Infinity Tenants Ready to Fight Landlord in Court
Bugs, leaks and unreliable elevators.
Denver City Council Questioning Scope of Street Enforcement Team
Denver City Council members are questioning the scope of the new team.
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Jared Polis Wedding Shows How Far We’ve Come – and How Far We Still Have to Go
There was no advance ballyhoo about the ceremony.
Mayor Hancock Unveils $1.49 Billion General Fund Budget for 2022
The budget level is moving back to pre-pandemic numbers.
Should a Denver Employee With a Religious Exemption Get a $400 Vaccination Reward?
What would Jesus do?
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Denver City Council Approves Contract Extension for Company Involved in Sweeps
Environmental Hazmat Services assists the city during homeless encampment sweeps.
Pro-Group Living Ordinance Advocates Mount Fight Against Safe and Sound Denver
The battle has been years in the making.
Temple Micah Honoring High Holidays by Serving Meals to Safe-Camping Site Residents
Congregation members have prepared meals for Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur.
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No More Bull: Opposition to National Western Center Bond Projects Kicks Off Campaign
Voters will have the ultimate say in determining whether the city can borrow $160 million for a new arena.
City of Denver Temporarily Closing Civic Center Park
The city cites increased crime as a reason for shutting down the park.
Lauren Boebert v. Joe Neguse: How to Tell the Difference
A potential showdown in the 2022.
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Just in Time, Many Denver Renters Now Have a Right to an Eviction Legal Defense
The program took effect September 1.