Denver homes are still not spending much time on the market

Denver's hot real estate market is in the same class as those in San Francisco and Seattle.

How to make a difference

Denver’s ready to update rules that govern nontraditional living situations for vulnerable populations, artists and others

Here's what to expect if you want to get involved in how the city decides to handle group-living situations.

The job of lieutenant governor depends on who that person is, so here’s who might be Colorado’s next

There are few duties specifically assigned to Colorado's lieutenant governor, so the office is shaped largely by who holds it.

Denver Police are collecting data to measure if bias plays into who officers stop

DPD has begun collecting data on who officers stop to see if racial, gender or age groups are disproportionately targeted. The department's biggest critics have expressed approval.

Seven months after Denver’s bump stock ban, a total of zero have been turned into police

Proponents of gun control legislation say that's OK, and that the measure was about stoking a broader conversation.

He got promoted. Now he might reinvent Denver’s homeless shelter system.

Denver is looking at a dramatic reinvention of its shelter system. Maybe.

Colorado election guide 2018: What’s on the ballot so far

The candidates and initiatives you will see once you get your ballot this fall.

Things to do in Denver this weekend, Aug. 17-19

Theater, dogs, music, beer and so many outdoor movies.

Uber to introduce dockless electric-assist bicycles in Denver

Today, via the Uber app, you can hop on a Jump electric bicycle.

Open Door Tea Shop will close its brick-and-mortar location to pursue a broader mission

The little shop will become a social enterprise and plans to work with more women and more other businesses.

UMS 2018: The music, free burgers and cookie bartering we saw at Denver’s biggest local music party

Re-live a few moments from the fest with our videos of eight bands.

RiNo landowner’s forecast calls for 50 percent chance of huge water wheel

Baltimore already has something called Mr. Trash Wheel.

Brighton Boulevard will be open a few months after its grand opening

If you love road construction, you're in luck: Brighton Boulevard will be still be supplying your fix for the next several months.

Need help understanding the city budget? Grab a toy car and get to work.

Warm Cookies of the Revolution has built a massive Rube Goldberg machine to get you thinking about participatory budgeting.

Hail damage is getting costlier in Colorado, but mostly because there are more people here

Denver's population boom means there's more stuff to be pelted by big hailstorms.

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.

Triple homicide in Denver prompts homeless advocates to remind everyone there’s still a need for more safe spaces, resources

Denver’s Office of the Medical Examiner on Monday said the three homicide victims found last week near South Broadway died of gunshot wounds.