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Homeless Service Provider Accused of Wage Theft

Homeless Service Provider Accused of Wage Theft

The Dark Horse Will Live, but in a Different Spot

The Dark Horse Will Live, but in a Different Spot

Preservation Commission Rejects Application to Landmark Park Hill Property, Owner Still Peeved

By Catie Cheshire
Jan 25, 2024

"There needs to be a much higher bar for an application to be filed against a homeowner's wishes."
Save Belmar Park Fighting Luxury Apartments Planned for Lakewood

By Catie Cheshire
Jan 24, 2024

“We cannot deviate from the law unless we are accepting getting sued," says the mayor.
Developers' "Wet Dream" Could be Residents' Worst Nightmare: Closing the Dark Horse

By Catie Cheshire
Jan 17, 2024

“Aside from being the only bar in Boulder worth a damn, the Dark Horse has been a cornerstone of the city for decades."
New Zoning Overlay Aims to Make East Colfax Corridor More Dense and Walkable

By Catie Cheshire
Dec 22, 2023

Some would like council to go further: "If your vision for Colfax is something that's vibrant, active, healthy, whatever, why wouldn't you put better rules in place?”
Residents Excited to Return to Sun Valley as DHA Breaks Ground on Final Buildings

By Catie Cheshire
Nov 3, 2023

The neighborhood on the west bank of the South Platte River is finally approaching the end of its decade-long redevelopment.
Station Break: All Aboard for a Cartoon History of Denver's Union Station

By Karl Christian Krumpholz
Oct 11, 2023

From a national transit hub to Denver's "living room," this landmark is far from the end of the line.
Room Service: What 245 Square Feet for $1,385 Looks Like at Art Studios

By Catie Cheshire
Aug 31, 2023

The units are small but use creative strategies to maximize living space in the former Art Institute of Colorado building.
Elitch Gardens Eyes Aurora as Future Home

By Bennito L. Kelty
Aug 14, 2023

Mayor Mike Coffman confirms that the amusement park is looking at a site in Colorado's third-largest city when it leaves Denver.
Daphne Salone Wants to Save Her Tennyson Street House as a Historic Reminder

By Bennito L. Kelty
Jun 22, 2023

The owner of a century-old house on Tennyson Street wants to make the building a historic landmark.
The 88, Metro Denver's Last Drive-In, Wants to Close to Make Room for a Warehouse

By Chris Perez
Jun 5, 2023

Located in Commerce City, the 88 Drive-In Theater is the last of its kind in metro Denver, with the next closest in Fort Collins.
Here's How Many Apartments Are Left in Denver for $2,000 or Less

By Catie Cheshire
May 19, 2023

The median rent of $2,797 is well above the national average, leaving few options for apartment seekers on budgets — but there are some possibilities.
The Clock Is Ticking on Options for Park Hill Golf Course

By Benjamin Neufeld
Apr 24, 2023

Westside Investment Partners must revert the property to its original zoning in less than ninety days. Here's what could happen in that time.
Referred Measure 2O Landed in the Rough for Developers of the Park Hill Golf Course

By Conor McCormick-Cavanagh
Apr 4, 2023

Westside, which paid $24 million for the 155-acre property, has conceded the election.
Commentary: For Denver's Next Mayor, a Legacy Project on a Silver Platter

By Jill Locantore
Apr 2, 2023

With projects in the Colfax-Speer-Federal triangle, the city has a chance to coordinate transportation and land uses.
Fore! Could Topgolf Be an Option for the Park Hill Golf Course Property?

By Conor McCormick-Cavanagh
Mar 28, 2023

"Should 2O not pass, Westside would not exclude consideration of any allowable use under the easement, such as a Topgolf, that supports an eighteen-hole golf course."
Centennial Pumps Brakes on New Pickleball Courts Over Sound Fears

By Catie Cheshire
Mar 23, 2023

Pickleball has drawn many avid fans in recent years, but one Colorado city wants to study the sport's noise before more courts can be constructed.
Park Hill Golf Course Developers Don't Want Lawsuit Depositions Public

By Conor McCormick-Cavanagh
Mar 16, 2023

They'll be in court today, March 16, to try to close records, including a deposition that shows Robert Smith has invested in the project.
Is Robert Smith Involved in the Park Hill Golf Course Development?

By Conor McCormick-Cavanagh
Mar 11, 2023

The Black billionaire, a Denver native, has an $8 million stake in the project, according to a deposition in a Sisters of Color lawsuit.
White Swan Owner Sets Her Sights on Lakewood's Loveland House

By Bob Wooley
Feb 16, 2023

Lauren Coleman, owner of the soon-to-be-revamped White Swan Motel, wants to make the storied building part of her overall vision for a hotel complex.
Campaign Mailers and Park Hill Golf Course Take Center Stage at District 9 Debate

By Benjamin Neufeld
Feb 8, 2023

All three candidates for the district seat were in attendance.

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