Denver has a new chief operating officer
The former Brownstein attorney has already been working in the city.
Denver mayor, auditor clash over $20M in homelessness spending
The city auditor criticized expense tracking and management for Mayor Mike Johnston’s homelessness effort.
Denver to rename César Chávez city holiday and park
City leaders are grappling with an investigative report alleging the late labor leader groomed and abused girls.
Denver City Council scoots scooter vote after contract no-show
Veo is still due to launch its menagerie of two- and three-wheeled vehicles in Denver this spring.
Mayoral appointees planned to oust airport CEO Phil Washington, DIA attorney claims in lawsuit
The lawsuit accuses Mayor Mike Johnston’s team of violating FAA rules, racist discrimination and retaliation. The mayor’s office denies it.
Flock’s replacement has fewer cameras and no national database, but City Council members still have concerns
The city’s contract with Axon and its automatic license plate reading tech was fast-tracked for a full council vote next week.
César Chávez March canceled after New York Times investigation into abuse allegations against civil rights icon
The future of the city holiday and park named for the labor leader will also be discussed.
Power back on at DIA, FAA full ground stop lifted
The outage had impacted the trains between terminals.
It’s true: Denver once had the nation’s biggest Wendy’s
It was on 16th Street, and we assume it was glorious.
People lit makeshift fires outside a controversial cold-weather shelter the city kept closed
Buses to other shelters were available, but critics said that wasn’t feasible for some people in need.
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