Politics & Government

Voters would have the final say on any proposal.

The Denver Social Impact Bond program ran from 2016 to 2020.

A Denver attorney is already preparing for a possible appeal.

The filmmaker caught fifty sweeps this year.

Denver needs to fix a scheduling glitch.

Watch for it in 2022, though.

The giant pile sat moldering for weeks.

Get details on a dozen new bills just signed into law.

The hopefuls vary widely in background and experience.

Candice Bailey’s conviction happened more than twenty years ago.

The city’s budget calls for more than $91 million in spending this year.

Clerk Paul Lopez wants Denver City Council to consider the system.

What sort of “substantive freedom legislation” will the CD3 representative suggest?

Safe and Sound Denver already landed a referendum on the November ballot.

The union already has dozens of members.

The city rolled out an updated plan for dealing with homelessness.

The prominent politico will be pushing Democratic women to run for office.

The area encompasses vast political extremes.

The judge’s ruling wasn’t especially flattering.

Up to forty people will be at the camp in the church parking lot.

Maytham Alshadood, district director in Crow’s Aurora office, was an interpreter.

A new background check law aims to make a difference.