Denver City Council’s decision to remove restrictions on syringe exchange programs, including a cap on the number of sites and distance limits from schools and daycare centers, could lead to an increase in these programs in 2025.
Passengers or petroleum products? That’s one of the key questions being bandied about in a renewed effort to revive part of the long-dormant Tennessee Pass rail line linking southern Colorado to the state’s Western Slope.
Passenger rail advocates push state to connect southern, western Colorado Read More »
A man who injured a Brighton Police Department officer when he attempted to drive away to avoid being arrested was sentenced Wednesday morning to 20 years in prison.
Man who dragged Brighton officer with car sentenced to decades in prison Read More »
Colorado Springs-area resident Rebecca Lavrenz, who was found guilty last year on four federal misdemeanor charges related to the United States Capitol breach on Jan. 6, 2021, while demonstrators protested the 2020 presidential election results, says she will deny a pardon should President-elect Donald J. Trump offer such a deal to her after he takes office on Jan. 20.
Denver International Airport’s Great Hall renovation project may exceed $2 billion, and auditors are worried the city could face even higher costs due to potential overspending on future construction.
Colorado is quickly falling as a destination people want to move to in the U.S., according to moving truck and storage company U-Haul.
Colorado was a top 10 moving state for U-Haul; now it’s in the bottom 10 Read More »
The year was marked by voters across the political spectrum demanding commonsense reforms to address real-world problems — including sky-high property taxes and soaring crime rates — that the far-left Legislature wanted to duck.
Fields: ‘If politicians won’t do it, the people still can’ Read More »
Former McAuliffe International Principal Kurt Dennis’ wrongful termination lawsuit against Denver Public Schools will continue, a judge decided, denying a request for dismissal the school district sought.
Judge denies Denver Public Schools’ wrongful termination lawsuit dismissal request Read More »
At the end of this academic year, students at seven schools to be shuttered in Denver will stream out of the hallways, spilling into courtyards and home for the very last time. But what will become of the buildings they leave behind?
Denver Public Schools will need to decide whether to keep or sell seven closed campuses Read More »
The Venezuelan gang that infiltrated and terrorized tenants at three apartment complexes in Aurora used similar tactics to seize control of a San Antonio apartment complex, highlighting the increasingly disparate strategies employed by police in these cities.
