Stay Away: Greenwood Village Motel Ordinance Shut the Door on Sue Sanders
The city has a one-of-a-kind law regarding motels.
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Denver Cracking Down on Roo-Bar, Another Hip-Hop Club
A hearing is scheduled for December 1.
Update: Lauren Boebert Takes Slim Lead Over Adam Frisch
The margin between the rivals is rising.
What a Trip: Coloradans Approve Landmark Psychedelics Measure
From mushrooms to mescaline.
Denver Election Results: Voters Saying Yes to Almost Everything
Only one of eight measures appears to be clearly doomed.
Colorado Election Results: Biggest Winners and Losers, Closest Calls
Two of the major races were closer than expected.
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Update: Park Hill Golf Course Development Plan Passes Committee
A council committee will decide whether to move the plan forward.
Will Talk-Radio Election Deniers Affect Colorado Elections?
KNUS radio’s parent company is a growing national power.
Capitol Hill Apartments Tenants Form Union to Push Back Against Avail Property Management
The boiler went out on November 3.
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Splitting the Ticket: Two Takes on Our Secretary of State Q&As
A pair of readers offer very different opinions.
Denver’s New Rental Licensing Program Streamlines as Deadline Approaches
Only about 300 of the estimated 25,000 properties have been licensed.
Glock-19 Raffle Is Silly, Serious, and Liberals Will Hate It
The goal is serious but controversial.
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The Grand Sued by Tenants It Kicked Out Last Summer
They had to vacate with thirty days notice; now they’re putting management on notice.
Colorado 2022 Election Polls Update: Welcome to Blowout City?
Most major races in Colorado aren’t considered close.
Gravel Pit, a Bar by DU, Faces Third Show-Cause Order for Liquor Violations
It’s had run-ins with the city before.
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State Pandemic Rental Assistance Program Cutting Off Applications November 15
Apply by November 15 to receive funding.
RTD Free for Two More Days to Help Get Out the Vote
No fares on October 28 and November 8.
Proposition 123: A Fix for Colorado’s Affordable Housing Crisis?
The measure would earmark around $300 million a year for affordable-housing projects.
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East Colfax Motels Will Become Affordable Housing Units…in Six Years
They’ll serve as shelters starting next fall
Prop 122 Aims to Increase Access to Psychedelics for Coloradans
Opponents include drug prohibitionists and grassroots advocates alike.
Room for Improvement: No Eviction Without Representation on Denver Ballot
Should everyone have access to an attorney?
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Study Shows Housing-First Approach Reduces Interactions With Police in Denver
The Urban Institute has lauded Denver’s Social Impact Bond program.