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Here's one way of looking at walkability in Denver: Block size. How did your neighborhood do?

Denver Public Library users were really into historical fiction, women authors in 2017
What Denver read, watched and listened to in 2017, according to the public library.

Colorado natives now slightly less outnumbered by transplants
New data shows who is living in and leaving the state of Colorado.
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State Rep. Lori Saine has been arrested on suspicion of having a gun at the airport
Denver police say the Weld County Republican is being held for investigation of introducing a firearm into a transportation facility.

Denver’s planning department racked up almost $1 million in overtime last year
The recent addition of 28 staffers could reverse the trend of rising overtime costs, according to Denver Community Planning and Development.


MAP: Stapleton is the 72-hour parking ticket capital of Denver
You can be ticketed if your car sits on a public street without moving for more than 72 hours. We look at where and why this happens most often.

Every gift that Mayor Hancock and Denver’s other elected officials got in the first half of 2017
This is the first time that Denver's elected officials filed gift reports after a rule change this year.



Where can teachers afford a single-family home in Denver? A map
Based on sale data from the Denver Assessor's Office, our Chart of the Week shows where homes have sold in Denver County for $242,000.

The oldest organizations in Denver and why they matter
We take a look at other companies and nonprofits that supported and shaped Denver over the years in Chart of the Week.

More than 500 citations were issued at Red Rocks since 2014, and most were on days with EDM concerts
Electronic dance music, aka EDM, concerts tend to get a little more law enforcement presence. "Maybe there's a little more drug use."

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.



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.

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.