What does it mean to decriminalize psychedelic mushrooms? Denver will be the first city to figure it out.
Denver police are waiting for the City Attorney's office to offer more direction on enforcing the new law.
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Montbello councilwoman Stacie Gilmore is launching her re-election campaign
The District 11 councilwoman wants to focus on economic development and bringing a full-service grocery store to the district.
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Mayors and maybe mushrooms are coming your way.
2019 Denver ballot initiatives: Magic mushrooms, minimum wages, urban camping, the Olympics and the internet
You can make laws if enough people agree with you.
Danny Lopez, a longtime city worker — and, it turns out, a DJ — is running for Denver mayor
"I was Joe the Plumber before there was Joe the Plumber.”
Jamie Giellis of the RiNo Art District is running to be Denver’s next mayor
Giellis is the seventh challenger to Mayor Michael Hancock.
Lisa Calderón’s mayoral platform puts affordable housing and a less powerful mayor’s office front and center
The candidate said she will rely on "people power," not a fat bank account, during the campaign.
Lisa Calderón, community advocate and vocal critic of Mayor Hancock, will run for mayor
Calderón is co-chair of the Colorado Latino Forum.
Former state senator Penfield Tate joins Denver’s mayoral race
Tate told 7News' Tony Kovaleski he would make the announcement official on Monday night with an ad during the Broncos' game against the Kansas City Chiefs.
Sun Valley son David Roybal wants to be a man of the people for District 3
“My story’s deep. I’m the most qualified candidate from the struggle, that’s been through it.”
Denver housing, mobility, public safety and substance use services are at the top of Mayor Hancock’s wish list for 2019
Hancock’s proposed 2019 city budget looks to expand services with an increase of 4.2 percent over this year's budget.
Super PACs have raised $22 million so far in Colorado races
The biggest single donor so far is from former New York City mayor Michael Bloomberg, who contributed to Democrat Mike Johnston's primary run at the Governor's seat. The Colorado Independent's Shannon Mullane crunches the numbers.
Mayor Hancock revs up his fundraising machine in Denver, challenger Khalatbari nearly keeps pace
The mayor's campaign still has much more money in the bank.
In northeast Denver, the Berniecrats are coming: Meet the candidates for Denver City Council District 8
Denver's District 8 includes Colfax Avenue, historic neighborhoods with residents of every income level, suburban-style housing and Stapleton.
Denver council prepares a sexual harassment policy — while the mayor’s office works on its own
As we reported earlier, it's difficult to fire or discipline people who are elected by voters.
Longtime Montbello resident Shayla R. Richard will challenge Councilwoman Stacie Gilmore
Shayla R. Richard is challenging Councilwoman Stacie Gilmore for the District 11 seat.
Antonio Méndez will challenge Wayne New for city council in District 10
Antonio Méndez organized a 64-county tour of Colorado for Lt. Gov. Donna Lynne soon after she was appointed, to help introduce her to the state and vice versa.