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Update: Since the time these interviews were conducted and the November edition of The Denver North Star went to print, COVID-19 numbers have continued to rise. More suburban school districts, including Cherry Creek and Littleton, […]
2A: A sales tax increase focused on reducing the city’s climate footprint, 2A will raise sales tax by .25% or 2.5 cents on every $10 spent. Funds would be spent on efforts to reduce greenhouse […]
Serena Gonzales-Gutierrez was elected in 2018 following a multicandidate Democratic primary. Gonzales-Gutierrez’s background is as a social worker and she works for the Collaborative Management Program for the state in addition to her role as […]
Grant Price was frustrated his party didn’t have a candidate for the state house, so he stepped forward. “I was sitting at the Republican caucus and realized people need a choice,” said Price. Price, an […]
In an effort to encourage mask use, social distancing, and other COVID precautions, Denver has been issuing citations to individuals and businesses for violations of state and city orders. Over 250 such citations have been […]
When fish started washing up on the shore of Sloan’s Lake, nearby residents had a lot of questions. It was hard to ignore: neighbors blocks away said they had to keep their windows shut to […]
The Rodeway Inn, a motel at I-70 and Federal, has new residents. Denver Housing Authority (DHA) purchased the motel and is repurposing it as housing for Denverites experiencing homelessness. Stella Madrid, Intergovernmental & Community Affairs […]
Denver Department of Transportation and Infrastructure (DOTI) will be building out 125 miles of new bike lanes across the city. Northwest Denver may see a new protected bike lane on Lowell Blvd. near Regis; new […]
Milo Schwab has never grabbed a bullhorn and led a protest. He participated in the women’s marches and a few similar events, but wasn’t known to many of the civil rights activists in the city […]
Denver is considering a zoning change that would affect how many unrelated people can live together in a single residential unit. An updated proposal released on July 17 addressed some early complaints about congestion and […]
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