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Construction on Colfax BRT starts next week. Here’s what to expect
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One lane of traffic, a slow rollout and a project that’s finally complete around 2027.
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Denver says it has enough motel rooms and tiny homes for people leaving homelessness — for now
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The city has sheltered nearly 2,000 people living in encampments, though some returned to the streets.
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Aurora to landlord in gang controversy: Fix it and list it, or face prosecution
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The building at 1568 Nome St. is one of several that are getting national attention about the Venezuelan gang Tren de Aragua.
on Sep 24
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It's official: Most Denver property owners will pay $150 a year for sidewalks
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The voter-approved annual sidewalk fee will start in 2025.
on Sep 21
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Trump wants to visit Aurora. Republican mayor says “bring it on”
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Mayor Mike Coffman wants to show former president Donald Trump that Venezuelan gangs have not taken over the city.
on Sep 21
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RTD is booting Greyhound from the Union Station bus terminal
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Greyhound has “abandoned buses and its customers” on multiple occasions, RTD says.
on Sep 13
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Lyft is ending its dockless scooters program. What does that mean for Denver?
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It’s unclear if the company will leave the city completely. Lime plans to continue its current operations.
on Sep 12
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A new vision for Speer Boulevard: Fewer cars, more pedestrians
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Could a Speer Boulevard with fewer lanes and more public transit options actually happen? Or would it become a boulevard of broken dreams?
on Sep 8
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Everyone’s talking about a Venezuelan gang in Aurora. Here’s what we know — and what we don’t
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Denverite dug into what’s fact, what’s fiction and what we still don’t know about Tren de Aragua in Aurora and elsewhere in Colorado.
on Sep 7
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Construction on that massive Colfax transit project will begin in October
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Expect construction disruptions through 2027.
on Sep 3
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Bikes and community on Morrison Road: Inside Westwood's One Stop Bike Shop
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Westwood native Thomas Padilla's is doling out life lessons one bike at a time.
on Aug 30
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Four of ten business owners we spoke to didn't receive any emergency grants or loans during the pandemic.
on Aug 30
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Denver's latest e-bike vouchers were all claimed in a minute flat
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There were 77 times more signups than available vouchers.
on Aug 29
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Denver's next big bike lane strategy: more protected lanes on busier streets
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Even on Colorado Boulevard. Maybe.
on Aug 9
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Tattered Cover is now officially owned by Barnes & Noble
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Next up: temporary closures to update the technology at four stores.
on Aug 1
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Denver has 90 days to buy Xcel's old Zuni Street steam plant
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Neighbors are waiting to see what happens next.
on Jul 29
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Wynkoop Street in downtown could be Denver’s next car-lite ‘shared street’
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Some are even hoping for a European-style pedestrian plaza.
on Jul 23
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Downtown Denver growth into Ball Arena parking lots hits milestone
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Can Kroenke Sports & Entertainment and residents agree to a community benefits agreement over the future of the Ball Arena parking lots?
on Jul 21
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Take a first look at Denver International Airport’s new train cars
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As the airport grows, these new trains bring increased capacity to meet demand.
on Jul 9
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Can midwifery help solve rural Colorado's health care shortages?
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CU Anschutz is now offering a special rural track in a nurse-midwifery master’s program.
on Jun 28
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Tim Hernández concedes race to Cecelia Espenoza after day two ballot returns still leave him behind
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"These aren't the results we wanted today, but I'm not going anywhere," Hernández wrote.
on Jun 28
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If you report a stolen car and realize it wasn't actually stolen, let Denver Police know
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Otherwise, you could be accused of being an auto thief.
on Jun 26
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Local trash heroes get a beer named in their honor
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The Garbage Grabbers want to improve a place they love, but it's about more than that.
on Jun 26
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Can direct cash payments alleviate poverty? Here’s what Denver has learned
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One-year results from the Denver Basic Income Project are promising.
on Jun 26
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What does it mean to write a play about Golda Meir right now?
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A stage reading for the play was hosted at Auraria Campus's Golda Meir House.
on Jun 25
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Some say it was too cool to keep going, others say it was a wrong fit.
on Jun 25
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Denver’s been getting tougher on unsheltered homelessness
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City stats show that Denver's enforcement of specific laws targeting people experiencing homelessness has increased significantly in 2024.
on Jun 8
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Minimum standards were slightly lowered in 2020, but the city still struggles with understaffing.
on May 28
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The antiwar encampment on the Auraria campus has been in place for three weeks.
on May 19
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Denver moves $11 million of public safety money to form unarmed Office of Neighborhood Safety
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Some community activists say the city is trying to steal their work.
on May 14
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Denver is on an ADU rezoning kick. But is that increasing the ADU stock?
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The answer: no. But neighborhoods may still be rezoned for potential use.
on May 7
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Students are protesting the war in Gaza, as well as calling on the University of Colorado's to divest from corporations that operate in Israel.
on May 2
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It's still not OK to smoke weed at Denver's 4/20 fest
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DPD didn't give out any tickets last year, but they still could this weekend.
on Apr 20
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Should most Denver employees have collective bargaining rights?
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A proposed change to the city’s charter would give city employees collective bargaining rights. It just has to get on the ballot.
on Apr 9
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Denver is getting its first women’s sports bar
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Owners of the 99ers — named for the 1999 U.S. soccer team that won the World Cup — hope to start serving Denver sports fans in June.
on Apr 5
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As Denver marks César Chávez Day, locals remember his visits to the city
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“To this day, I just admire him so much."
on Mar 29
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Denver commits $2M to the Basic Income Project | Denverite
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The program began handing out direct cash payments to those experiencing homelessness in November 2022.
on Mar 27
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The proposal came as the city considers a 400-plus unit apartment building near Belmar Park.
on Mar 27
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Denver could allow ADUs on all residential properties across the city | Denverite
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ADUs have been touted as a potential housing solution.
on Mar 26
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It’s illegal to build these housing structures right now. Density advocates say they can help solve Denver’ housing crisis
on Mar 22
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The airport is considering five options to address traffic on the airport road.
on Mar 19
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The city is also getting more than $15 million in other federal funds for a number of nonprofit and transportation projects in the city.
on Mar 15
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Denver is considering these five ideas to manage traffic on Peña Boulevard
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Any plan for the only road that leads to Denver International Airport would not be finalized until 2027.
on Mar 2
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Denver wants to pay you to ride your bike
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It’s part of a new program with the city’s climate office.
on Feb 18
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Denver City Council rejected an Israel-Gaza ceasefire proclamation after fleeing critics
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Only four of the 13 City Council members voted for the proclamation that some pro-Palestinian advocates described as "watered down."
on Feb 13
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“It’s as if they think the people will evaporate,” said nonprofit leader Candice Marley, who has been helping people take shelter from the cold.
on Feb 6
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“I am truly sure that most of us come with the plan to work and that is why we are 100% grateful for this valuable opportunity.”
on Jan 25