Park Hill Golf Course Cheat Sheet: Score the Development Game!
The latest move: dueling initiatives.
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Nuggets Finally Welcoming Back Courtside Fans…for a Price
The seats will be available for the first time since March 2020…for $2,000 each.
Denver Group-Living Amendment Repeal Makes November Ballot
Denver City Council approved the zoning changes in February.
Denver Residents Could Soon Have Right to Eviction Legal Defense
The proposal is up for a vote June 7.
Developer That Owns Park Hill Golf Course Funding Ballot Initiative
The developer wants to clear the path for a project.
Immigration Lawyers Worried About Fast-Track Family Docket in Denver
But will there be time to get legal help?
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In the Rough: The Ongoing Fight Over the Future of the Park Hill Golf Course
Westside envisions a mixed-use development on the 155 acres.
Aurora Mayor Mike Coffman Scores Victory in Lawsuit Against Own City
A district court judge believes aspects of Aurora’s campaign finance ordinance are unconstitutional.
Pillar of Fire Church Wants to Sell Its Farm, a Hot Property in Westminster
There are only 1,000 acres that can be developed in the suburb.
Glendale Moving Forward With Entertainment District. Again.
The development is slated to open in late 2023.
Fremont County Reaches “Functional Zero” for Veteran Homelessness
Nine Colorado counties are working with Community Solutions.
Five Points Businesses Racing to Set up First Common Consumption Site
Eat, drink…and carry that drink around the area, legally.
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Hancock Focusing Law Enforcement Efforts on Violent Crime Hot Spots
Mayor Hancock says violent crime is rising in Denver and needs to be addressed.
Task Force Recommends Major Shifts for Denver Public Safety
The Task Force to Reimagine Policing and Public Safety has some transformative recommendations.
New Denver GOP Chair Wants to Tackle Homelessness
Flicker is aiming to land an initiative on the November Denver ballot.
Judge Dismisses Park Hill Safe-Camping Site Lawsuit
The plaintiffs can take their complaint to the Board of Adjustment.
Pastor Felix Gilbert’s Mission of Helping the Homeless Lives On in Aurora
His church is hosting an open house today.
Mark Montes Finds Hope and a Home at a Safe-Camping Site
After ten years on the street, he has a job, access to services, and stability.
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Council Approves Opt-In for Single-Use Items From Restaurants, Delivery Apps
The plastic bag fee takes effect in July, too.
Mayor Coffman Introducing Urban Camping Ban Ordinance for Aurora
Mayor Coffman wants to ban urban camping in Aurora.
Denver Basic Income Project Will Test Giving Money to Homeless
Mark Donovan plans to work with the University of Denver.
Colorado Sports Bettors Wagered $2.3 Billion in First Year of Legal Market
So far, the state has collected over $5.5 million in taxes.