Denver will begin charging property owners in 2025 for sidewalks across the city, and most will be charged a flat fee of $150 each year — but there are exceptions.
Property owners in Denver to pay fees for own sidewalks beginning Jan. 1 Read More »
A disturbing sign hung from a downtown Denver condominium balcony is causing a range of reactions from residents and passersby.
Pedestrians bothered by anti-Trump sign in downtown Denver using profanity Read More »
A bill prohibiting the sale of flavored tobacco products within the City and County of Denver got the nod of approval from the city’s Safety, Housing, Education and Homelessness Committee on Wednesday.
Proposed ‘blanket ban’ on flavored tobacco could cost the city of Denver millions Read More »
Ilan Salzberg’s decades-long dream of building a private swim club in his neighborhood came to an abrupt end Monday after Denver City Council voted down a rezoning proposal for the project.
Denver rejects private pool, so the developer may try affordable housing instead Read More »
More than a year after Denver auditors raised concerns about oversight, data management, and quality assurance with the city’s tax-funded college affordability program, a follow-up audit found that the Office of Children’s Affairs has failed to implement the bulk of recommended changes made in the original report.
Former Mayor Michael Hancock has a new lobbying firm, Hancock Global, serving companies that do big business with the city.Â
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.
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 »
Most Denverites have probably noticed all the apartment buildings being built in recent years. It turns out that those buildings are taking a while to fill — and that’s good news for renters.
With 11% apartment vacancy rate, its a good time to be a renter in Denver Read More »
