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Denver residents along Colorado Blvd. are divided on whether Bus Rapid Transit should be implemented there.
Denver neighborhoods are teaming up to question plans for a Bus Rapid Transit project along Colorado Blvd.
A week after Colorado Secretary of State Jena Griswold was elected as the next attorney general, her team of lawyers was back in court to determine whether more efforts need to be made to obtain a missing report.
The National Western Center is bringing back plans from over a decade ago to build a new, 10,000-seat arena to replace the old Denver Coliseum.
A Denver restaurant owner said the City nearly shut her business down over $5,000 in back taxes.
The measure, which takes effect in 2027, raises the state's TABOR revenue cap, allowing Colorado to retain and spend billions of dollars more in state revenue over time instead of returning that money to taxpayers.
Dozens of employees were not paid their final paychecks after the restaurant abruptly closed its doors due to unpaid taxes in February of 2025.
Denver Public Schools is seeking a $44 million mill levy increase this November, while a former board president is in opposition.
The owner of Peak HVAC Heating & Air Conditioning LLC said someone smashed the passenger-side window of his work van and stole the equipment he relies on to make a living.
Denver Public Schools is piloting a new gym class called Peer-to-Peer PE that brings together students with and without disabilities.
