Downtown Denver ‘is open for business’ — even as much of the city sees deep cuts
The funding for several big improvement projects comes from a voter-approved pot of money that’s separate from the general fund.
RTD board honors a disability rights hero — and weighs paratransit fare increase — in ‘ironic’ meeting
Activists protested and testified against the proposed changes to the popular Access-on-Demand program.
A Colorado man’s final days show how patients are using — and struggling with — the right to die
Colorado legalized medical aid in dying a decade ago, but patients like Tim Hartley still navigate a restrictive landscape.
Denver layoffs to begin Aug. 18
It’s still unclear how many employees could be affected as the city tries to close a $250 million budget gap.
Denver leaders cut housing, boost road safety and Indigenous embassy in $950M Vibrant Denver bond proposal
The Denver City Council made final changes to the debt proposal, which is likely heading to voters this November.
Denver preservationists say demolition of historic Burnham Yard buildings was ‘deeply immoral’
The city is in conversation with the Broncos’ owners about a new stadium on the site currently owned by CDOT.
What we saw at the last UMS
The Underground Music Showcase turned 25, and said goodbye.
Denver cuts speed limit on 8th Avenue viaduct to 10 mph amid repairs
Meanwhile, the city could ask voters for about $89 million for a revamp of the bridge.
Denver Zoo has capybara dreams for its closed section — and lots of competition for funding
As City Council finalizes a $935 million spending plan, groups across the city are scrambling to get their projects back on the list.
Bike advocates say they were left out of Denver’s big spending plan
They argue the $935 million proposal lacks adequate money for bike infrastructure.
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