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The Englewood operation provides milk to nearly every public school in the Denver area and others across Colorado.

“This is a big deal, because we’re talking about establishing a commitment to use taxpayer dollars for something.”

The vacant property in north Denver has caused thousands in damage and attracted squatters, according to the woman who lives next door.

Denver is considered the thirteenth most friendly market to buyers right now, according to local realtors.

Denver Mayor Mike Johnston wants new businesses to open sooner and improve city services with its new Denver Permitting Office.

Colorado renters who live at Cortland properties will no longer be subject to RealPage’s influence, according to a settlement with the state Attorney General.

The City of Aurora wants its residents near East Colfax to think about working with them on a special improvement district.

To better compete with Lyft and Uber, the co-op has partnered with an app software developer.

They’re now in business in the former Mercury Cafe.

Twelve Coloradans made the 2025 Billionaires List, including Philip Anschutz, Pat Stryker and America’s king of mozzarella cheese.

Wages haven’t kept up with inflation in the Mile High City, especially related to housing costs.

Centennial will serve as the team’s home until the team’s permanent stadium in Denver is ready, but a permanent training facility is part of the plan, too.

We Rock the Spectrum, a gym designed to help kids with disabilities play without being overwhelmed, is getting its first location in Colorado.

A looming state program will charge companies fees to help pay for recycling across the state, but will those costs be passed to consumers?

“I know the applicant has feelings about this being ‘Wyoming good old boys’ …it has nothing to do with that.”

With some Southwest customers feeling jilted, Frontier shoots its shot.

The project will turn a problem property into a mixed-use development with a stadium that seats 14,500 people.

“Free parking for our tenant employees was always intended to be a short-term benefit.”

The mayor promises new, improved parks, murals and buildings if voters support a bond he’s pushing, but some residents aren’t convinced.

Median households pay $1,786 less in taxes in Colorado than the national average.

Designed by architect Charles Sink, this home could also pass as a castle…if castles had indoor pools, purple rooms and a shuttle to ski resorts.