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Civil’s token sale doesn’t officially end until Monday, October 15, but it appears to be a catastrophe that will fall well short of its goal.

Terrapin Care Station, a Colorado-based cannabis company, wants you to register to vote. And the folks there are offering an incentive if you do.

Take a tour of the five most expensive condominiums for sale in Denver during October 2018.

The Colorado gubernatorial nominee gets bankrolled by dark money and financial donors — as he oversees state investments.

The staffer would monitor nighttime noise in other parts of the city, too.

According to a new report, Denver has the worst home affordability relative to long-term averages of any large county in the United States.

Rent in several metro Denver communities is actually down on a month-to-month basis.

In Denver, 88 percent of apartment projects built since 2017 have qualifies as luxury or high-end.

Colorado gubernatorial candidate Walker Stapleton was charged interest for late property tax payments nine times in nine years.

The measure is facing a well-funded attack from ambiguous nonprofits.

One metro-Denver resident tells the story of her months-long renter’s nightmare.

Denver Startup Week has finally arrived. Here are some cool events worth checking out.

A new study reveals where the most millennial-heavy neighborhoods in Denver and along the Front Range.

A Frontier pilot raises alarms about the carrier amid tensions over a salary dispute and more.

The Marijuana Industry Group and its former executive director are suing each other, and the details are sordid.

Two former clients are hoping to take over the horse rescue.

Eight of the ten zip codes with the highest average rent in an eight-state western region are in Denver. And the other two can also be found in the metro area.

“I just hope that anyone buying or selling considers and respects the character and history of the street and the neighborhood.”

A new study ranks Colorado as the top state in the country for high earners and affluent families, also known as rich people.

The percentage increase of one-bedroom rent in Denver is greater on a year-to-year basis than in the U.S. of A.’s 25 priciest markets.

As Denver’s housing market gets more expensive, sellers seem to think buyers will buy less for more. Case in point: We found some pretty despicable properties on sale for $250,000, which would afford a perfectly lovely home in less insane markets.