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The heart of a case challenging Denver’s camping ban: Does the city have adequate shelter beds?
Couples who do not want to be separated, parents who find family shelters are full, and people with pets are among others who find "there’s no bed for who they are."
DIA’s oil and gas rigs have sat idle for over a year now, but it might not always be that way
The city government is keeping its options open when it comes to making money from extraction.
Things to do in Denver, Oct. 18-20
Things are gradually getting more frightening.
Monitors now measure air quality at nine Denver schools to tackle asthma rates and track pollution
The program focuses on lower income neighborhoods where residents tend to be more vulnerable to dirty air.
November 2019 Denver ballot guide: What you need to know about the four local measures
Yes, it's time to vote again.
Get ready for a slightly slower speed limit on 56th Avenue
New signs are coming. Some other streets have already seen signs change.
Councilwoman Candi CdeBaca wants to hire her partner. The Denver Ethics Board is thinking about it.
The ethics code clearly recommends against the practice “to avoid favoritism by city officers, employees or officials to their immediate family members.”
Westminster bid for affordable apartments gets boost from locals who never thought they’d need them
Local politicians voted to allow 216 affordable homes at 97th and Federal, but not without debates over crime, parking and traffic.
Laura Aldrete is in charge of how Denver grows and feels. Here’s what she sees on Day 2.
Denver’s new chief city planner, one of the city’s most powerful government officials, spoke to Denverite about the (big) job ahead.
City proposes minimum wage hike, residents say ‘more please’
Denver residents at a town hall meeting told City Council members that $15 per hour is not enough.
Samaritan House reopens its family floor after sprucing it up and adding rooms for families experiencing homelessness
“I know that you can see there’s a great need here. A great need.”
City kicks Backstage Coffee out of the Denver Performing Arts Complex
Owners owed $73,000 and violated lease terms but they say the city's long-term vision never included the "bohemian" spot.
Memphis Cue Bar, a pool hall for serious players, eyes March opening on Broadway
The Speer spot will take over a former wig shop.
Lincoln Street could get a 24-hour bus lane from I-25 into downtown
Denver Public Works floated several options to locals Monday.
Some doctors can write a prescription for legal services that might mean housing for a family
The idea that providing health care includes looking out for patients' legal concerns drives what are known as medical-legal partnerships.
Cannabis company recalls marijuana for mold and yeast at 54 Denver dispensaries
The recall affects 147 stores statewide.
We met Denverites who started shopping for cars right when they heard Car2go was leaving Denver
One in three car share users say they gave up their car because the service made it possible.
Denver’s Cherry Creek zip code has the most expensive rents in Colorado. Here’s how the others rank.
Looking for an expensive apartment? Denver’s the place in Colorado.