Strip clubs Diamond Cabaret and Rick’s Cabaret sue Denver Labor over wage theft investigation
Two Denver strip clubs accused of widespread wage theft are suing Denver Labor after they were ordered to pay back millions to their employees.
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Judge to decide whether Twitter missed rent in spat with Boulder landlord
Following five days of trial over a lease dispute between Twitter and a Colorado landlord, a Boulder judge requested the parties provide additional briefing before she determines who breached the agreement with the other.
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10 months after hailstorm closed it, Rep. Boebert is demanding reopening of Yuma post office
On the Eastern Plains of Colorado, tornadic storms delivering high wind, hail and damage can be commonplace. Property can be damaged by multiple storms a year.
Former City Councilman argues for greater transparency in Grand Junction’s election filing process
Three days. That’s all the time a Grand Junction resident has to challenge a candidate’s petition. But there’s one problem: the public doesn’t even know when the clock starts ticking.
Denver 911 proposes double fees to improve response time, keep operations afloat
Denver’s public safety agency is pushing to roughly double the fee for 911 emergency services, arguing it’s necessary to keep operations afloat and meet response time requirements.
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Long-term parking for United, fire trucks on Denver’s Council agenda
Like the rest of Denver, United Airlines loves a good long-term parking spot. On Monday, the Denver City Council will consider a resolution for a 30-year ground lease for aircraft parking at Denver International Airport.
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Judge rejects Denver Public Schools’ attempt to block Trump ICE guidance
A federal judge on Friday rejected Denver Public Schools’ attempt to reinstate a federal policy that treated schools as “sensitive locations” where immigration enforcement should only take place if there is immediate danger to the public.
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In Covid-19 hangover, Colorado employers debate whether to require in-person work
Five years since so many of us set up home offices during the COVID-19 pandemic, more employers are reevaluating remote and hybrid work arrangements. In February, Aurora City Council passed a resolution directing council-appointed city leaders to encourage full-time employees to work in person at least three days a week. A city council resolution states that in-person work “fosters collaboration, reduces isolation, and creates healthier boundaries between work and personal life.”
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13-year-old brings gun on campus, threatens classmates at Grand Junction middle school
A middle schooler is facing more than a dozen charges after Grand Junction police say he brought a gun to school and threatened classmates.
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Ballpark Denver General Improvement District funded by residents to keep community safe, clean
The Ballpark Denver General Improvement District became the fifth improvement district in Denver when it was established through a special election back in November 2024. Nearly 90% of the district’s homeowners and residents chose to tax themselves in order to make the area they live and work in safer and cleaner.