Things to do in Denver this weekend, April 27-29
Looking for things to do in Denver this weekend? Here’s a big, curated list of options in arts and entertainment, food and drink, causes, sports and more!
Denver’s next police chief already works here
Chief White, who arrived as an outsider, suffered from poor relations not just with some community advocates but also with hundreds of his own officers and the police union.
Despite national trend, homes in Denver’s redlined areas have gone up in value
“This is quite literally a result of gentrification.”
Colorado lawmakers want to make it harder for ICE to come into schools, courthouses and health facilities (but don’t call it a sanctuary bill)
Two Denver-area House Democrats announced their support for a bill that would prohibit local law enforcement agencies from working with ICE and prohibit them from making arrests in public spaces.
RiNo Park is on track for construction this year
River North could have a long-awaited piece of green space by 2019.
Denver Film Society got a $10,000 grant for its CineLatino program
The Denver Film Society would like to thank the Academy, their fans and their families, probably.
Doug Robinson is on the ballot after a signature snafu, so the GOP gubernatorial field is set again
Republican gubernatorial candidate Doug Robinson is on the party’s ballot after taking the Secretary of State’s office to court over invalidated signatures on Robinson’s petitions.
Will anything change after Michael Marshall’s death? We’re seeing the first signs
The new leader of Denver’s safety services made one of his first major public appearances on Wednesday, responding to intense criticism about Michael Marshall’s death in jail.
A farmer’s market in a school bus is rolling in to relieve Denver’s food deserts
“Why wouldn’t we — couldn’t we — bring healthy foods directly to people?”
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