A towing company that agreed to pay $1 million as part of a settlement with Colorado’s attorney general’s office for predatory towing practices is under new management.
Wyatts Towing has new owners after agreeing to $1 million settlement with Colorado Read More »
Colorado Parks and Wildlife, which faces sharp criticism over its plans to release more wolves on the Western Slope in the coming months, met with county commissioners last week from the counties where the next reintroductions are slated to take place.
The Denver City Council on Tuesday gave Mayor Mike Johnston’s proposed $1.76 billion spending plan for next year the final nod.
Denver Mayor Mike Johnston’s $1.76B budget is a 0.6% increase from prior year Read More »
The Regional Transportation District is proposing a $1.2 billion budget for next year, arguing this level of spending will increase its levels of service, continue hiring for key frontline positions and sustain preventative maintenance projects.
State House Democrats elected its slate of leaders for the 2025 session on Monday.
Residents in Parker, a town in Republican dominated Douglas County, has elected Joshua Rivero, a self-identified independent, to become its next mayor, according to the latest unofficial tally.
Joshua Rivero, an unaffiliated in a GOP stronghold, to become Parker’s eighth mayor Read More »
Denver voters approved the majority of the dozen initiatives on this year’s ballot.
On Denver’s mile long ballot, here’s what passed and what didn’t Read More »
Denver Mayor Mike Johnston’s first major initiative toward reviving downtown from its pandemic downturn got strong support from eligible voters.
Downtown Denver’s $570M recovery plan gets strong support from voters Read More »
Voters across the country weighed in on ranked choice voting ballot initiatives Tuesday, with a vast majority rejecting the system amid an intensifying debate over its effects on elections.
Across America on Election Night, voters mostly rejected ranked-choice voting measures Read More »
Just months after Colorado officials reminded dozens of senior judges they were required by law to annually file personal financial disclosure statements with the Secretary of State’s Office — and 14 months after it was exposed that nearly none of them had — three still have not complied, The Denver Gazette has found.
