Denver Mayor Mike Johnston unveiled a proposal Monday to raise $100 million a year for affordable housing projects by raising the sales tax in Denver by 0.5%.
Denver mayor wants a tax increase. Proposes lifting sales tax to 9.31%. Read More »
Platte River Power Authority will officially break ground on its Black Hollow Solar project, which will provide enough electricity to power more than 36,000 homes a year.
Platte River to break ground on largest solar project in Northern Colorado Read More »
Thousands of city workers in Denver could move a step closer to unionizing as Denver City Council takes a critical vote on the matter Monday night. If approved, voters would have the final say on the November ballot.
The largest regional park in Arapahoe County is reopening Monday following a massive remodel that took more than a year.
Police in Denver are warning windshield washers that they could be cited at Denver intersections.
Squeegee workers could be cited at Denver intersections or highways Read More »
It seemed like a good idea. Put a large solar array on 640 acres of sagebrush and cedar about 30 miles northwest of Telluride. There was already a transmission line running through the property and only some cattle poking around in the shrubs and trees.
‘It felt like a land grab’: A Western Slope town battles against solar project Read More »
A former hotel intended to house people experiencing homelessness has still not opened, more than a year after the city purchased it for $9 million.
Hotel in Denver, purchased a year ago at $9M price tag for the unhoused, still not open Read More »
A human case of tularemia, a bacterial disease that mostly spreads between rodents and insects, has been found in Jefferson County, public health officials said earlier this week.
Human case of ‘rabbit fever’ found in Wheat Ridge, Jeff Co health officials report Read More »
A Colorado sheriff’s practice of holding undocumented immigrants in jail through an agreement with federal immigration authorities violates state law, the Colorado Court of Appeals found Wednesday, reversing a district judge’s ruling.
After visiting the communities surrounding Dolores Canyons over the past few months, U.S. Sens. John Hickenlooper and Michael Bennet released a joint statement on the path forward to protecting the federal lands, citing several principles they intend to follow.
Colorado’s senators share terms as part of effort to protect Dolores Canyons Read More »
