Baker who won at high court sues Colorado over new bias case

In a lawsuit filed Tuesday, lawyers for Masterpiece Cakeshop owner Jack Phillips allege that Colorado is on a "crusade to crush" him because of his religious beliefs.

‘Who we are:’ Denver’s background statement for superintendent candidates, annotated

The school board penned a four-page document introducing the 92,600-student district — and its greatest strengths and weaknesses — to potential future leaders.

Morrison anti-growth movement gets a win, but officials say residents should have been paying closer attention all along

An effort fighting an already-approved rezoning that could bring 1,350 new homes to the town has gotten itself on the ballot.

Owners of closed Denver Puerto Rican restaurant El Coqui D’Aqui will open new restaurant on Federal

They say the new restaurant, Puerto Rico 5280, will have more room, and could open in mid-September.

After a fire, a Denver home is nearly ready to welcome people experiencing homelessness again

Former Catholic Worker House residents were among those donating money to help reopen it.

9 injured in suspected natural gas explosion in Denver that destroyed a house on Santa Fe Drive

Denver’s Call is named one of the best 10 new restaurants in the country

"Don’t be surprised if you arrive at 10 a.m. and are still there at 2 p.m."

Denver Botanic Gardens’ corpse flower Stinky is likely to bloom again this fall

Stinky, as the flower is known, was the first ever corpse flower to bloom at the Denver Botanic Gardens.

Denver Police release name of 16-year-old girl charged in death of 7-year-old Montbello boy

Police allege in court documents that Jennie Bunsom, 16, killed her 7-year-old nephew, Jordan Vong, last week after the young boy asked to play video games in her room.

Election candidates could take up to $750,000 of public money under new Denver proposal

If you give $10, it could become $100.

Denver is a perfect fit for outdoor retail giant VF Corporation, according to its CEO

After receiving the state's second largest tax incentive in history, they'll move to Denver.

Denver council OKs River Mile’s taxing districts, paving way for project’s funding

Central Denver property owners who are about to have to pay for sidewalk repairs just got their first chance to give feedback (and they did)

First up: North Capitol Hill, Capitol Hill and Speer. But neighborhoods nearby should start paying attention now.

Denverite to add new reporter focused on housing and hunger, supported by group of Colorado nonprofits

The new reporter will add to Denverite’s coverage of some of the biggest issues facing the city.

Former superintendents from California and Illinois will be helping Denver Pubic Schools find its new superintendent

DPS says it'll name at least one finalist by Oct. 15, and it's paying a company in Illinois $30,000 to help make that happen.

Company that owns North Face, JanSport, Smartwool moving HQ and 800 high-paying jobs to Denver

Thus ends the brief mystery of "Project Cardinal," a $27 million tax incentive package Colorado said it had offered VF Corp (without identifying the company).

Report: Denver’s marijuana industry continues to thrive, but it now makes up a smaller share of sales statewide

One noticeable trend is that retail marijuana sales are still on the rise while medical marijuana sales have seen a small decline over the last year.

$2 million in grant funding will help kids in the Cole neighborhood connect with the great outdoors

My Outdoor Colorado will focus on the Cole neighborhood for its latest round of improvements including program funding and park redevelopment.

Things to do in Denver this weekend, Aug. 10-12

With her community’s help, Araceli Velasquez marks one year in sanctuary

The congregations at Temple Micah and Park Hill United Methodist Church have put in a lot of time over the last year to support Velasquez, who is in sanctuary to avoid deportation.