Rocky Mountain National Park appears to have found the formula for handling 4 million-plus people a year in this idyllic retreat.
Elk on the loose isn’t the only concern for visitors this summer in Estes Park Read More »
Times have been getting tougher and tougher in health care. It shows up in the copays, the bills and now Colorado hospitals are facing a crisis.
The idea of ending the sales tax that benefits the Woodland Park School District has, for now, lost traction among members of the city council. But the desire for detailed accountability for how the money is spent has never been stronger.
Woodland Park sales tax repeal proposal could be losing steam Read More »
One of the state’s largest off-leash dog parks will likely stay intact but Westminster should do more to make the 470-acre parcel self-sustaining, including charging out-of-town visitors a fee to use the area, a majority of city councilors said Monday night.
Wheat Ridge has seen a significant drop in crime rates, returning to levels last observed before the pandemic. The Wheat Ridge Police Department reports a 26% overall decrease in crime since 2021, marking a substantial improvement from the spike experienced during the pandemic.
Despite a surge in the enrollment of migrant students this year, Denver Public Schools continues to experience a drop in the size of its student population.
Community input sought ahead of possible Denver Public Schools closures Read More »
Denver Mayor Mike Johnston said he wants to make Denver the largest city in the country to have no veterans living on the streets.
No veterans living on Denver streets? That’s Mayor Mike Johnston’s goal. Read More »
Non-partisan elections of persons who sit on city councils, school districts, fire and water boards, and more, almost always are overshadowed in what is termed “down-ballot elections.”
Special district elections: RTD board will have elections to eight district seats Read More »
The stinky Purina factory in northeast Denver next to Interstate 70 is well known around the city. Now a class-action lawsuit has been lodged in the U.S. District Court of Colorado alleging that noxious fumes from the pet food plant are so bad that people who live nearby should be compensated for their loss of property value and quality of life.
Purina facility smells so bad that it’s getting sued, investigated by the state Read More »
The district in charge of planning a passenger rail line from Pueblo to Fort Collins said on Friday that it would wait until 2026 to seek voter approval for a sales tax raise.
Front Range Passenger Rail District votes to push back ballot initiative to 2026 Read More »
