Politics & Government

Proposed changes would create a flat fee for residential units and change who can get discounts on the new sidewalk fee.

“People in the parks don’t feel safe with the dogs running around off-leash and not knowing how they’re going to react to their presence.”

“We consider ourselves a place that has traditionally put pride and put value on being welcoming to immigrants.”

“He might be a little too skinny to be intimidating when he’s got his fists clenched. But he’s doing the heavy lifting.”

The @DoBetterDNVR pages on Instagram and X have gone viral over the past year, going from 3,000 followers to over 40,000 in less than eight months.

“I’m representing those who are not professional basketball players but appreciate the game, and I’m representing those who are 5’2.”

“I was a conservative talk-show host, but I was not viewed as a die-hard Trump supporter.”

“I am incredibly proud in what the city has done and in what city employees have done,” says Mayor Mike Johnston

Rosemely Perez and her children traveled through nine countries with their dog to get to Denver, where they found help…and heartache.

A Garfield County judge told the congresswoman that her restraining order against her ex-husband isn’t valid until he’s personally served with it.

Taylor Rhodes on the group’s outspoken founder and future, as well as Colorado’s “last stand” for gun rights.

The Forward Party just became the state’s eighth official minor political party.

Jayson Boebert believes the restraining order filed by Lauren was the congresswoman’s way of further justifying her move to CD4.

“We are praying for you, dear Tina,” state GOP chair Dave Williams wrote in advance of the disgraced former Mesa County clerk’s February 9 trial, now postponed until July.

“They’re rallying everybody around a bill that functionally doesn’t exist anymore,” says the bill’s sponsor, who’ll see opponents at the Capitol today.

The 2008 Colorado law doesn’t even have a timeline for the completion of necessary repairs; some lawmakers want to change that.

Over 100 of the complex’s residents – including several refugees from Afghanistan – have joined a union to fight for better conditions.

The CD3 candidate spoke to Westword about his former opponent, her claims about his fundraising efforts and how he plans to actually win this time.

“Though well-intentioned, this legislation would restrict the city’s ability to do this life-saving work for approximately four months of the year.”

The coffee shop on Santa Fe Drive has been accused of being a “hub” for neo-Nazis and Proud Boys members who have been allegedly hiding in plain sight as a Bible study group.

“I see Paul Lundeen every day, so maybe everyone should.”

“Once you start camping, you’re focusing on your day-to-day survival. What we want is for you to be focused on long-term strategies.”