More than 700 Denver construction-related complaints were filed last year

"As you have more construction being done, you'll have more complaints," said Paul Schaffer, chief construction inspector for the city and county of Denver.

Here are the Denver neighborhoods with the biggest home price appreciation in 2017 so far

If money could talk and it had opinions about Denver real estate, here's what it would tell you about the hottest neighborhoods in the city right now.

Moving out of Denver? Here’s where you’re most likely to go

See how Denver grew to have the second biggest Bike to Work Day

The oldest buildings in Denver and why they matter

We look at 15 of the oldest buildings in Denver for the Chart of the Week.

Colorado will try to figure out if government programs are actually working with a big grant and a new research lab

Gov. John Hickenlooper said the Colorado Evaluation and Action Lab will provide "blunt assessments based on facts, not politics."

All the e-books are on hold: the new economics of the Denver Public Library

Last year, Denver's patrons for the first time logged more than a million check-outs of digital titles, making up more than 10 percent of circulation.

The tallest buildings in Denver — and a couple more projects to watch out for

With just about a month away until 1144 Fifteenth tops out as Denver's fifth tallest building, we're taking another look at the Denver's tallest buildings.

What’s a giant bear worth? The price tags of everything in Denver’s $35 million art collection

This is what happens when Denver hands out millions of dollars and invites artists to have a field day.

Trump-related graffiti has cost Denver more than $20,000 since the election

Since the 2016 presidential election, there have been at least 151 graffiti incidents in Denver that mention President Trump in one way or another.

These Denver neighborhoods had the most square footage of graffiti

Watch over 100 years of Denver’s growing residential housing

Do the Colorado Rockies have fair-weather fans?

The off-to-a-good-start Colorado Rockies are set to play their season home opener Friday in front of thousands of fans at Coors Field.

These 5 Denver departments are accused of causing the most property damage and bodily injuries

Today's Chart of the Week shows that which Denver's departments are accused of causing the most claims over an 86-month period.

What Denver houses are made of: Stucco and stones may break homeowners’ hearts, but brick is still the king

How Denver’s $4 million incentive to bring Target to 16th Street Mall compares to other offers

The incentive approved Feb. 27 is the largest perks package Denver's offered a company during the last five years — tied with the $4 million OKed in 2015 to land United Airlines' pilot training facility.

In Denver, living with a roommate is less common than you’d think

Park-n-Ride waitlists in Littleton last a year. Elsewhere, there’s plenty of room to park.

Must-see attractions in Denver and how many people are actually seeing them

For today's chart of the week, we look at how many people are actually attracted to Denver's finest attractions.

Denver’s worst blocks for potholes, according to 311

When Denver dreams of spring, it's time for cars to get battered by potholes.