A grocery store — and nearly 200 housing units — could go where Cole and Five Points meet
Developer Andrew Feinstein addressed concerns at a Cole Neighborhood Association meeting, saying the project is intended to meet community needs.
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LOOK: Denver’s Martin Luther King Jr. Day Marade persisted despite freezing temperatures and snow
Over the years, the holiday and march has been an opportunity to comment on current events through the lens of Dr. King's fight for civil rights.
Spurred by gentrification, a community activist seeks to displace Albus Brooks from his council seat
Candi CdeBaca expects to part of a coalition of candidates with a different approach to growth and development in the 2019 municipal elections.
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With AC units and windows for 268 homes, CDOT asks neighbors to “pardon our dust”
CDOT and the city of Denver are setting aside $3.75 million for home upgrades as part of the mitigation for the I-70 expansion.
Globeville, Elyria-Swansea residents want a stronger voice in the National Western Center
Community activists think the neighborhoods that will bear the brunt of the impact of the project should have at least as much representation as CSU and the stock show.
The People’s Climate March is steering clear of Denver’s biggest local environmental justice issue this weekend
This march wasn't originally conceived as a response to the election of Donald Trump.
Denver activists joining effort marking MLK assassination
Members of Black Lives Matters and the Fight for $15 campaign are holding their first joint action on Tuesday in two dozen cities, including Atlanta, Chicago, Las Vegas and Denver.
In 1964, Denver paid Martin Luther King Jr. $200 for his “authority on human relations”
King told Denver, "The shape of our world today does not afford our nation the luxury of an anemic democracy."
Cory Gardner voted to stop Elizabeth Warren from quoting Coretta Scott King
Cory Gardner joined 48 other Republicans to make Warren stop talking because she read a letter from Coretta Scott King that was critical of Sen. Jeff Sessions.