Transportation funding proposal passes the Colorado House with four Republican votes
On the final vote Friday, four Republicans joined 37 Democrats to vote for the bill.
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Why the hell didn’t Colorado build this giant naked man to guard the Moffat Tunnel?
This project was bound for national attention.
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Denver Councilwoman Robin Kniech wants to put $11 million in bond money in the hands of neighborhoods
This year's general obligation bond provides an opportunity to let neighborhoods try their hand at budgeting, the councilwoman said.
Colorado billionaire John Malone adds three Dublin hotels to his portfolio
Colorado media mogul John Malone is adding three design-focused, boutique hotels in Dublin to his vast portfolio.
Denver-based Liberty Global partners with Netflix to reach customers across more than 30 countries
Colorado billionaire John Malone's company Liberty Global plans to get "Fuller House," "Narcos" and other Netflix shows in front of eyes around the world.
Englewood-based Liberty Media Corp. reaches $4.4 billion deal for Formula One auto-racing franchise
Liberty Media Corp. led by Colorado billionaire John Malone is acquiring the NASCAR's European cousin, Formula One, in a $4.4 billion deal.
Colorado billionaire John Malone helped orchestrate $4.4 billion Lionsgate-Starz deal
Lionsgate's $4.4B offer to buy the premium television channel Starz was backed by one of Colorado's richest residents, according to new financial documents.
What $298 million of storm drains could do to (and for) north Denver
The Denver City Council is about to decide whether to build a huge flood-control project in Denver with a significant hike to sewer service prices. That project, called Platte to Park Hill, has come under intense public scrutiny lately, in part because its infrastructure runs through neighborhoods that have long dealt with the worst side-effects of Denver's industry and development. Who's it going to benefit, is it really necessary, and how will it affect the people who live near it?