How much marijuana money should go to housing in Denver?

Councilwoman Kendra Black wants Denver to use much more of its marijuana money to get housing built, and she's not alone.

Second village of tiny homes “getting real” at Denver church

The Colorado Village Collaborative plans to build second a village of small houses on parking lots around St. Andrew's Episcopal Church.

Denver’s nontraditional housing — like tiny homes and arts co-ops — could stick around with changes under consideration

As demand for housing rises, people are trying out new ways to live together — and they're not always obeying the law when they do it in Denver.

A Denver tiny home village experiment has people interested — and gawking — so they’ve added a colorful fence

While Denver's experimental tiny home village for the homeless is supposed to arouse interest in affordable housing issues, residents are feeling like they're on display.

Someone just bought a Colorado 14er that was listed at $105 million

Culebra Peak, one of Colorado's 14,000-foot summits, has sold to an undisclosed buyer along with 18 smaller peaks, all part of the Cielo Vista Ranch.

It’s officially move-in day for Denver’s tiny home village for the homeless

After two months building the units and a communal bathhouse at 38th and Walnut Streets, formerly homeless residents will begin to make settle into the tiny houses.

Denver may dig in tourists’ pockets for $223M convention center expansion

Denver leaders are considering creating Colorado's first "tourism improvement district," which would allow the city to charge extra taxes and fees to hotels.

Denver’s Westwood neighborhood gets $3 million toward park rebuild and outdoor programs for kids

Tiny-home village moves ahead in RiNo, with growing hope for city support

Within a matter of months, 14 people could be living in small, off-grid houses on a currently vacant property near 38th and Walnut streets.

LOOK: $100,000 a day — in coins! A fresh look at the Denver Mint

We decided to take a quick trip for a fresh look at what goes on over there on West Colfax.

A village of tiny homes for homeless people could be coming to RiNo next year

A group led by the Interfaith Alliance of Colorado wants to place yurts on vacant lots in Denver as temporary homes for homeless people.

Salida just approved a plan to build a community of 200 tiny houses

Denver’s council president makes more money than Colorado’s governor

Chris Sacca is fundraising for Hillary Clinton in Denver

The Wall Street Journal has mostly nice things to say about Denver’s light rail

Tiny homes return: St. Andrew’s hopes to build a tiny village for homeless people near downtown Denver