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It will take 83 percent of Denver millennial renters twenty years or more to save enough for a down payment on a new home.

An old batting-cage center has been transformed into the largest esports arena in Colorado, which opens today, December 7, at 2 p.m.

A man whose father’s corpse was sold off piece by piece by a body broker is trying to fix a state statute that he says allows the business owner responsible to work in the industry again.

Rent prices in Denver proper are actually lower than in all but one surrounding suburb according to new data.

A new media firm has purchased two Denver TV stations, but a lot has to happen before the deal is finalized.

Threatened in Iraq, he and his family fled, and ultimately landed in Denver.

The median home prices have gone up in 37 Denver neighborhoods, and prices are expected to rise in each over the next year.

The Master Executive Council representing Frontier Airlines pilots is about to vote about whether to bless a preliminary agreement that could end a standing strike threat.

The number of properties that are seriously underwater, meaning they’re worth less than their owners owe, is growing in some parts of Colorado.

A former employee at a Colorado Springs Walmart is suing the company after a manager allegedly spread the false rumor that she had AIDS.

Fix Our Damn Roads backer Jon Caldara says the measure was mainly intended to kill a rival proposal, Proposition 110, and feels it was instrumental in doing so.

Readers debate whether Amazon would have been a boon or a bust in Denver.

Denver designer Josh Goldstein unveils a new video that sets the latest developments in his Cinderella City virtual reality project to the music of Dead Mall.

Denver7’s owner, E.W. Scripps, has purchased KOAA-TV in Colorado Springs, raising speculation that content sharing could lead to downsizing.

Naing Mana and his wife, Li Ling, thought they’d left danger behind when they came to this country.

Readers react to news that Denver was passed over by Amazon as a location for its second headquarters, dubbed HQ2.

CDOT administrator suggests ways to raise more money for roads after the Election Day failure of two transportation ballot measures.

It’s time to try something different when it comes to transportation funding in Colorado.

Even if Denver’s becoming a buyer’s market, a real estate pro advises house hunters to wait until 2019.

Bill Stiffler, the founder of Friends of Horses, is being evicted from the land on which his rescue resides on November 30.

Boulder’s Outdoor Industry Association is expanding its political work on the state and local levels.

CDOT hopes a new ballot measure will help it launch phases two and three of the Valley Highway project in the heart of Denver.