Parts of Amendment 71 — the “Raise the Bar” amendment passed in 2016 — just got struck down
A federal judge has struck down an element of Colorado’s constitution that made it tougher to get proposed amendments onto the ballot.
U.S. District Judge William J. Martinez ruled against a requirement that anyone seeking to get a proposed amendment on the ballot must collect voter signatures from all 35 state Senate districts.
Martinez ruled Tuesday that not every Senate district has an equal number of voters, as opposed to equal populations.
He left intact a requirement that a 55 percent vote is needed to approve amendments.
The secretary of state’s office says it will appeal Martinez’s ruling on Amendment 71, which voters adopted in 2016.
Denver Health is at a ‘critical point’ due to rising costs and treating uninsured patients, but its city funding is staying the same
The hospital’s costs for treating uninsured patients look set to more than double since 2020.
Things to do in Denver this weekend, Sept. 22-24
The Great American Beer Festival, the Feed Your Seoul Colorado Korean Culture Festival and more!
With the city’s acquisition of Loretto Heights’ library and theater, development of Southwest Denver’s likely future core is well underway
Apartments. Entertainment venues. Green space. And in the future, a "Union Station."
What to expect at this year’s Denver American Indian Festival in Lakewood
The free and family-friendly event will feature food, a kids art and craft station and a lineup of Indigenous performers all weekend long.
A new model of renting comes to Arvada — one where tenants get some money back
The goal is to help tenants build wealth and get them to pay rent on time
You don’t need to hop on I-70 to peep the changing leaves. Here’s where to find fall colors in Denver
The city's forester says the very wet year will make the views even better than past seasons.
Cómo las familias inmigrantes y refugiadas en Denver pueden solicitar asistencia monetaria única
Las familias que no cumplan requisitos para obtener beneficios federales pueden recibir entre $1,000 y $1,500.
Denver’s 911 service restored after power outage
If you tried calling 911 this afternoon, here's why a different city may have answered your call instead.
The Colorado Korean Culture Festival is coming to Denver this Saturday. Here’s what you can expect
Los Angeles artist Justin Park will headline the event at the Auraria Campus. Expect K-pop dance battles, more than 20 food vendors and an actual Korean wedding ceremony.
RTD maintenance downtown will disrupt service on three light rail lines for the next two weeks
Drivers will also deal with partial street and lane closures.
Good news for builders: Denver’s planning department has improved permitting times for residential projects
Initial reviews have dropped from 12 weeks to between two and four.
All In Motel is still set to be a boutique motel, but the community amenities have been cut from the project
City Council approved the change to the urban redevelopment project this week.
A West Denver microtransit program, new fleet vehicles and more ways Denver plans to spend on transportation next year
Plus, Councilmembers question if the city’s spending can actually reduce deaths and increase traffic safety.
Applications are open for one-time cash assistance for Denver immigrant and refugee families who are ineligible for federal benefits
Families can receive between $1,000 to $1,500.
Denver could have 12 stories of housing near Denny’s on West Alameda. For now, the city’s getting temporary tiny homes
Here is the possibility and the reality of a parking lot in a city in a housing crisis.
Denver police say suspect was denied entry to a LoDo bar before she started shooting
Denver police have still not arrested the woman following Saturday night’s shooting that left 5 people injured.
Starting at $59, someone can help you navigate the Denver airport
The new program will launch Tuesday.
Here’s how Mike Johnston will measure success housing 1,000 homeless people in Denver
Many will likely still be experiencing "literal homelessness" by the federal definition.
Local restaurants will debut plant-based menu options through October 15
Vegan Chef Challenge is making its inaugural stop in Denver this year.
Five injured in LoDo shooting Saturday night, no arrests made yet
DPD says the suspect’s motive is unclear.