Denver Questions 2A to 2G: What you need to know about the $937 million Our Denver bonds

Here's a guide to Denver Questions 2A, 2B, 2C, 2D, 2E, 2F and 2G on your 2017 ballot.

OPINION: How I learned that civic engagement isn’t as easy as it should be

"If someone like me can’t figure out how City Council works, many other people must find it hard to participate, too."

Voters will be the next people to weigh in on Denver’s 2017 general obligation bonds

Denver City Council voted unanimously to place $937 million in borrowing for parks, libraries, roads, sidewalks and transit on the November ballot.

Will Globeville residents get what they need out of Washington Street’s $23 million makeover?

"You have parents walking up and down Washington Street with a stroller and a bunch of kids, and there is no sidewalk, and it is so unsafe."

“Equity” is the key word as Denver City Council moves a $937 million bond program closer to the ballot

Denver city leaders are promising a 2017 bond program that will address long-standing inequalities between neighborhoods, but some ask: What about housing?

These eleven Denver libraries are up for the next renovations, including two of the oldest

Denver Public Library will get $61 million if voters approve a new bond package. More than half that money will go to renovations at the central library.

Denver news in 5 minutes: What you need to know today, July 25

Denver is “maxing out” its credit card with 2017 GO Bond, and housing didn’t make the cut

Denver City Council members still want to squeeze in a few more projects. "I would recommend we do not push it any further," the city's CFO told them.

Denver’s once-in-a-decade GO Bond transportation vision, explained

Which modes reign supreme in Denver's 2017 GO Bond package? Here's a breakdown of how biking, walking, pedestrian and vehicular interests fared.

East Colfax’s identity will soon change — but to what?

Colfax Avenue has been neglected for decades and not seen the same wave of revitalization as other areas of town, advocates say, but now with millions of taxpayer dollars within reach and support from community leaders and developers, many feel Colfax's time is coming.

Why a nearly $1 billion bond program isn’t enough money for Denver

Denver City Council members are wondering just how much they can squeeze into the 2017 GO bond package, and they're looking down the road for new revenue.

Denver is going to go big with a $937 million bond program — whoa, that is a lot of money

"People want to see projects that will benefit the entire city," Mayor Michael Hancock said.

Denver’s 2017 bond program could be as large as $900 million

The decision before city leaders now is whether it's a good idea to max out the credit card, so to speak.

5 likely Denver Nuggets draft targets, starting with Jamal Murray and Buddy Hield

Rebuilding can be a painful process, but it's a lot more interesting for a Denver Nuggets team that has proven it can do well in the NBA Draft.