Proposed Zoning Code Changes Would Make It Easier to Build Halfway Houses
Proposed zoning changes from Community Planning and Development would make it easier for halfway houses to operate throughout Denver.
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Man Dispersed From Capitol Encampment: “Everybody Thinks We’re Dirty Rat People”
Two men forced out of an encampment in front of the Capitol building are upset that they’re being associated with rats.
Operator of Short-Term Rental That Saw Gunfire During Party Gives Up License
A short-term rental operator whose Airbnb was the scene of gunshots and a party has given up her license.
Denver Officials Sweep Homeless Encampment Amid Rat Infestation
Denver city officials say they ordered the sweep due to concerns about a rat infestation.
Denver Officials Want to Strengthen Rules for Short-Term Rentals
City officials want to strengthen short-term rental regulations to prevent people from cheating the system.
Denver Still Has Plenty of Laws That Criminalize Homelessness
While the camping ban is on ice, the city of Denver has plenty of laws that still criminalize homelessness, critics argue.
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Expansion of Tiny Home Village in Globeville Nearly Complete
An expansion of the tiny home village in Globeville has wrapped up and resident interviews are starting.
Colorado Lawmakers Introduce Death Penalty Repeal Bill; Passage Likely
Colorado lawmakers want to finally abolish the death penalty.
True Blue Tattoo Offers Koala Tattoos to Raise Money for Australian Firefighters
True Blue Tattoo shop in Lakewood is raising money for firefighters in Australia.
After Brief Hiatus, Denver Police Resume Camping Ban Enforcement
After weeks of not enforcing the camping ban, Denver police are restarting their enforcement of the controversial law.
Hancock Supports Citywide Flavored Vaping Product Ban
While state lawmakers decide whether to ban flavored vaping products, Denver officials are considering this type of ban locally.
Suspected Vaping Death Might Not Have Been Caused by Vaping
What was suspected to be Colorado’s first vaping-related death maybe wasn’t actually caused by vaping.
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Gunfire Erupted Outside Party at Airbnb in Belcaro Neighborhood
On November 9, Denver police officers responded to reports of shots fired outside an Airbnb party in Belcaro.
Even With Camping Ban on Hold, Sweeps Set for Today in Denver
Following the court ruling that the camping ban is unconstitutional, the city of Denver is still sweeping homeless encampments.
Colorado Democrats Outline Plan for Second Year After Blue Wave
2020 marks the second year after the massive Blue Wave swept Democrats into office throughout Colorado.
Whole Foods Bringing Back Capitol Hill Store, Adding a Taproom
The store has been vacant since late 2017.
Exactly What Is Happening to Denver’s Urban Camping Ban?
A lot is up in the air right now with Denver’s urban camping ban.
Denver Police Department Stops Enforcing Urban Camping Ban
Following a landmark court ruling, the Denver Police Department has put a hold on its camping ban enforcement activities.
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Vanessa Wilson Named Interim Aurora Police Chief
Vanessa Wilson takes over the Aurora Police Department amidst a wave of controversies facing officers.
The Ten Biggest Colorado Political Stories of 2019
Dems clocked some key victories, but failed to weaken a key tenet of TABOR
Animals That Denver Residents Can and Can’t Have as Pets
The city of Denver is actually quite particular about the kinds of animals people can and can’t keep as pets.
The Ten Biggest Denver Political Stories of 2019
Election season defined Denver politics in 2019. Mayor Michael Hancock won a third and final term, while three city council incumbents lost to first-time candidates. And the new-look council has shown that it’s not afraid to challenge the mayor’s agenda. Continue reading for the top Denver political stories of 2019,…