Developers imagine another urban center in Denver’s Globeville. This one’s on the G Line.
A new proposal would allow for development up to 12 floors in Globeville on the current site of The Big Wonderful.
Posts tagged with Supreme Court
All eyes and ears are on Kennedy as Supreme Court hears Lakewood wedding cake case
His vote likely to decide the outcome, Supreme Court Justice Anthony Kennedy voiced competing concerns about religious freedom and civil rights.
A Colorado gay couple were refused a cake for their wedding, but the Supreme Court case is about much more
Oral arguments before the Supreme Court start Dec. 5 in a case with profound implications for gay rights and the role of religion in public life.
Ask RTD your questions about commuter rail next week
RTD is once more beset by a bunch of bad news, but the good news for us is that there will be a series of four open houses to talk about some of it.
RTD still can’t finish testing the G Line, despite clearance from the feds
The G Line connects Union Station with Arvada and Wheat Ridge, and we have no idea when it will open.
How a Lakewood man’s refusal to bake for a gay couple became a Supreme Court case on civil rights
Is Jack Phillips a "cake artist" or a mere baker?
RTD thinks it fixed the A Line, and it’s ready to test the Denver-Arvada-Wheat Ridge G Line
RTD sees the light at the end of the tunnel, and the agency is confident that it is not merely a commuter-rail train coming its way.
U.S. Sen. Michael Bennet mum for now on possible Gorsuch filibuster
A number of top Senate Democrats have come out as no votes on Judge Neil Gorsuch, and New York Sen. Chuck Schumer said he would lead a filibuster.
U.S. Sen. Michael Bennet says Neil Gorsuch deserves the fair hearing Merrick Garland was denied
U.S. Sen. Michael Bennet directly addressed the elephant in the room: the widespread belief among Democrats that the open seat created by the death of Justice Antonin Scalia was stolen from them.
Neil Gorsuch on public lands: Willing to limit environmental groups in land cases
Neil Gorsuch has been sympathetic to outdoor enthusiasts, analysts say, even when ruling against them, and has shown his Colorado roots in his writings.
Denver has joined an amicus brief in support of immigrants’ rights to not be detained indefinitely
Denver is one of 20 cities that have joined an amicus brief in a Supreme Court case dealing with the rights of immigrants held in detention.
As a judge, Neil Gorsuch has a record of siding with employers over workers
Supreme Court nominee Neil Gorsuch has criticized courts for giving too much power to government agencies that enforce the nation's labor laws.
RTD expects to open the G Line in 2017, maybe get some quiet zones for the A Line
The G Line can't come online until the issues with the A and B Lines are fixed. And yet ...
Colorado’s Neil Gorsuch is Donald Trump’s nominee to the Supreme Court
A Colorado appellate judge who has been described as a strict textualist and originalist is President Donald Trump's pick to replace the late Antonin Scalia on the United States Supreme Court.