A New York architecture firm hints at a plan for Denver’s new tallest building

Crown Architecture and Consulting has been tapped to design what could one day be Denver's tallest building.

Can a piecemeal approach get Colorado to construction defects reform?

State Sen. Angela Williams, a Denver Democrat, said construction defects reform is a "thicket" that won't be solved with "one big jumbo bill."

Construction defects bill would tackle this vexing problem by trying to control insurance rates

Every year, Colorado legislators pledge to tackle construction defects reform, and every year it doesn't happen.

The Colorado election results are officially official

Colorado Secretary of State Wayne Williams officially certified the results of the 2016 general election yesterday, after the deadline to request a recount passed.

‘You’ve got to be able to talk about it.’ Getting beyond taunts and walkouts after Trump’s victory

LOOK: Scenes from Denverite’s election party

Everyone said, "Cheese."

Denver voters approve tax measures to support schools

Denver voters easily approved two tax measures on Tuesday that will raise $628 million to benefit the city’s public schools.

Election day diet: What to eat to help your poor, stressed-out body

Lauren Ott, lead registered dietitian at the University of Colorado Anschutz Health and Wellness Center, offered some advice on how to treat your body right when you're feeling stressed out.

Will Colorado charter schools get a piece of this year’s local tax measures? It’s all over the map.

The governing board of Aurora’s longest-running charter school is opposing the school district’s $300 million bond issue for building improvements, arguing that existing charter schools aren’t getting their fair share while a charter network from Denver stands to benefit.

Ruth Bronson was born before women had the right to vote, and she’s voting for Hillary Clinton

"I think that we can negotiate better. We’ve done it for years and years, and we get things done that men cannot do."

A man threw a rock through a window at Trump’s Denver campaign office, narrowly missing a child

Lena Dunham will be in Denver to canvass for Hillary Clinton

Lena Dunham is coming to Denver this Saturday to do some "Women Grab Back" canvassing on behalf of Hillary Clinton.

Colorado’s record number of school bond measures raking in donations from varied interests

Almost $2 million has poured into campaigns working to pass Colorado’s 10 largest school bond requests from a range of interests that could benefit, a Chalkbeat review has found.

Colorado election results over time: Denver has picked a Republican for president twice since Kennedy

Denverite looks at how Denver County has remained politically consistent through the years while other counties have shifted on their choice for president.

Denver Elections made special “I voted” stickers this year, just for Denverites

Denver ordered 160,000 redesigned "I voted" stickers that show of the Mile High city's skyline.

Gov. Gary Johnson lays out why he should be president during Colorado stop

New poll shows Hillary Clinton, Sen. Michael Bennet leading in Colorado

A new poll from Monmouth University shows former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and Sen. Michael Bennet maintaining double-digit leads in Colorado.

Raising Colorado’s minimum wage a win for state and families, says DU report

Raising Colorado's minimum wage to $12 by 2020 would be a net positive for the state, according to a new report from the University of Denver.

Denver tech firm could face federal charges for deleting thousands of Hillary Clinton’s emails

Lawmaker: Probe deleted Clinton emails cited in FBI report

Colorado to vote on ballot measure that would make it harder to pass ballot measures

Colorado voters could make it harder to change the constitution.