Denver City Council is once again eyeing a flavored nicotine ban, which supporters say would protect children in the metro area, according to council documents.
Earlier this year, the city of Aurora drew national attention because of gang activity at apartments owned by CBZ Management. Additional issues later came to light, including unsafe living conditions at several apartment complexes owned by CBZ.
Aurora city councilmembers will interview three top candidates for an open council seat on Monday, a process that will take about two-and-a-half hours and will be open to the public via livestream.
A Wyoming man and a Colorado woman who were tracked down a year ago outside the Wind River Indian Reservation were both recently sentenced for their roles in supplying and selling drugs to Native American tribes there.Â
Woman guilty of trafficking drugs from Colorado to Wyoming reservation Read More »
Law enforcement reported this week that a 32-year-old man arrested at the Port of Buffalo, Peace Bridge border crossing on Tuesday was wanted for felony warrants out of Arapahoe County.
Man arrested at Buffalo, New York, border crossing on Arapahoe County warrants Read More »
Denver Public Schools officials will face an arbitrator next month over a disputed 5.2% cost of living adjustment the teachers’ union officials said they are owed.
Denver teachers’ union cost of living dispute heads to arbitration Read More »
Residents of northern Weld County might see new construction now that a local water district has given developers the go-ahead to request water services after a three-year hold.
Mesa County commissioners are breathing just a little bit easier after discovering that their efforts, combined with resources from the state and the community, are working to get rid of the Japanese beetle infestation on the Western Slope.
Mesa County makes progress in eradicating Japanese beetle from Western Slope Read More »
A new study estimated that the nearly 43,000 immigrants who have come to Denver over the past two years have cost $356 million.
Illegal immigrant surges in Denver have cost $356 million, study finds Read More »
Denver paid nearly $150 million between January 2022 and March 2024 for non-migrant shelter-related expenses that a city department has not been tracking, a recent audit report found.
Denver spent $150 million in untracked expenses for homeless shelters, audit reveals Read More »
