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On October 27, Denver City Council will vote on a proposal to ban flavored tobacco and vaping products – and that could kill off hookah lounges.

Stephen Collins says he’s a victim of bias.

Many home buyers are being priced out of the market.

Three of four skiers in the group aren’t vaccinated.

Prices traditionally slip as summer changes to fall.

Under a proposal that would be voted on this month, only tobacco-flavored products would be allowed.

Denver prices are rising faster than in any other metro community.

While the deal calls for $3.1 million, that doesn’t include intellectual property.

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Nearly half of Colorado counties lost housing units.

Rick Lewis’s crazy double-duty schedule is over.

Collectively, the group’s wealth increased 45 percent.

The new stats offer mixed messages.

The club is fighting against its licenses being revoked.

“There is no climate change.”

The new owners plan to put it on the National Register of Historic Places

Standing up for the sport.

The issue involves something called the appraisal gap.

One alternative route has been closed to truck traffic.

It’s unclear where the new federal safety net applies.

The businessman calls the situation “horrendous.”

The metrics haven’t improved across the board.