Colorado Takes Steps to Simplify Affordable Housing Grants and Funding
Earlier this week, Governor Jared Polis, Mayor Mike Johnston, Colorado Department of Local Affairs (DOLA), the Colorado Housing and Finance Authority (CHFA), the Colorado Office of Economic Development & International Trade (OEDIT) and the City and County of Denver’s Department of Housing Stability (HOST) announced...
How to avoid needing a plumber on ‘Brown Friday’
Local plumbers are gearing up for "Brown Friday" instead of Black Friday.
Denver to double electric vehicle fleet by year 2027
The City and County of Denver plans to double its electrical vehicle fleet by the year 2027, according to a presentation from city staff to the City Council. The presentation Nov. 19 to the Transportation and Infrastructure Committee of the Denver City Council called for increasing the number of city-owned electric...
One of America’s hottest ZIP codes this month is in the Denver metro: Data
Although Texas takes the cake when it comes to the hottest ZIP codes in the U.S. for new residents in November, a Denver metro ZIP code is also heating up.
Fatal tanker truck crash spreads fuel beneath I-25
A tanker truck sped down the southbound off-ramp at Yale Avenue and crashed into an overpass abutment Thursday, killing the driver and spilling massive amounts of fuel.
New Aurora wine bar joins next chapter for East Colfax Avenue
In Aurora, a stretch of East Colfax long known for its grit and challenges is starting to see signs of change, including a new business that hopes to be part of its future without erasing its past.
Pueblo man sentenced to 15 years for threatening Denver judge
A Pueblo man who threatened to kill a Denver judge was sentenced to 15 years in prison, according to a news release by the 18th Judicial District Attorney’s Office on Wednesday. A jury found Thomas Wornick, a 43-year-old combat veteran, guilty of three counts of retaliation against a judge after he sent nine...
Suspect in 5-person fatal crash near Franktown identified
The man accused of carjacking a vehicle from a Regional Transportation District station, then crashing into a family of five and causing five deaths — including his own — has been identified. The Denver Gazette confirmed with multiple sources Walter C. Huling, 31, is the suspect in the Monday crash on Colorado...
Colorado passed a law to keep wipes out of pipes. That isn’t stopping you...
It’s been over two years since Colorado passed a law meant to keep people from flushing wipes down toilets. But that hasn’t fully stopped the pipe-clogging practice. Senate Bill 23-150 required disposable wipe products, like baby wipes and antibacterial wipes, to be labeled with the phrase “Do Not Flush”. The issue...
Denver Ranked One of the Most Sinful Cities in America
A study shows that Denver beats several iconic cities in vice-related behavior.
