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Anger grows as Denver mayor extends Flock camera contract

Updated 1 day ago

Inside a modest equipment rental building in north Denver, close to 700 people gathered for a community town hall on Wednesday evening to call for...

Private judge agrees to hear arguments to unseal divorce

Updated 1 day ago

A journalist divorcing her husband – a Colorado deputy attorney general – said in court filings that she never asked that the private judge hired...

Can Jon Stewart be the 2028 Democratic nominee? Given the competition, why not?

Updated 1 day ago

The final delegates put the next Democratic nominee for president over the top to clinch the nomination. The crowd is electric inside the Palace of...

Denver seeks $2M in rent owed by Denver Post

Updated 2 days ago

Two years ago, Denver built its hopes – and most likely its budget – on the purchase of the former Denver Post building in downtown...

Gov. Jared Polis asks lawmakers for $10 million to sustain food stamp program in Colorado as shutdown enters fifth week

Updated 2 days ago

Denver mayor extends Flock camera contract against council’s wishes

Updated 2 days ago

Denver City Council moves forward with collective bargaining ordinance

Updated 3 days ago

Aurora council to meet in-person after months of online meetings

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Denver joins suit against Trump administration claiming grants have unlawful conditions

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Most Americans are concerned about higher health care costs next year, an AP-NORC poll finds

Updated 3 days ago

Denver mayor’s revised budget: $4 million in funding additions

Updated 4 days ago

Denver City Council to consider more funding for homeless services

Updated 1 week ago

Denver airport to open new Jackson Gap Street traffic pattern at Peña Boulevard

Updated 1 week ago

Six lessons in democracy from Ukraine

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Denver clerk tosses Vibrant Bond campaign finance complaint

Updated 1 week ago

Denver Clerk and Recorder Paul López recently dismissed a complaint alleging several donors to Denver’s Vibrant Bond Issue Campaign violated campaign finance rules with money...

Denver mayor nominates Buchanan for planning post

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Denver Mayor Mike Johnston has nominated Brad Buchanan to lead the city’s Community Planning and Development efforts full-time, pending approval by the City Council. Buchanan,...

Colorado approves millions in incentives for semiconductor manufacturer’s expansion

Updated 1 week ago

A service provider in the semiconductor industry, which operates a packaging facility in Colorado Springs, has been approved for millions in tax incentives from the...

Affordable housing plan stalled as Denver rejects property buy

Updated 1 week ago

A resolution that would have pulled $2.5 million out of the city’s Capital Improvement Program (CIP) contingency fund to purchase a former Goodyear auto repair...

Denver joins in support of Planned Parenthood funding lawsuit

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Denver’s 5-year revenue outlook depends on 2026 budget

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Barack Obama joins fight for US House control, urges vote for California districts to counter Trump

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Denver’s $1 billion bond campaign faces ethics complaint

Updated 2 weeks ago

Denver City Council agenda: $20M for shelters, $1.5M police settlement

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Denver City Council suggests changes to 2026 spending plan

Updated 2 weeks ago

Colorado’s 2040 ‘renewable’ energy goal faces cost challenges

Updated 2 weeks ago

White House: Job cuts have begun

Updated 2 weeks ago

Grill sergeant’s culinary boot camp aids veterans in transition

Updated 2 weeks ago

Denver picks new service providers for hotel homeless shelters

Updated 2 weeks ago

Why are government jobs growing faster than private jobs? | Vince Bzdek

Updated 2 weeks ago

By Vince Bzdek A couple of numbers keep bugging me. Over the past 12 months, the number of Colorado government jobs has grown by 12,000...

‘Power issue’ takes down Denver’s non-emergency service line

Updated 2 weeks ago

The Denver Police Department’s non-emergency was down for more than a day and a half, according to posts from the department’s social media. The outage,...

Denver’s Park Hill Park to open Oct. 28 for limited use

Updated 2 weeks ago

Denver’s newest city-owned park will open on Oct. 28 and will initially operate as open space, according to an announcement from Denver Mayor Mike Johnston...