City has already imposed a cap on the number of tube rentals that can be made daily.
Golden eyes tubing reservation system on Clear Creek to manage summer crowds
John Aguilar
Metro Denver’s largest dog park faces potential downsizing, sparking outcry
Options for the Westminster Hills Open Space off-leash zone include reduction by more than 90 percent.
Partying, gunplay prompt plans to close Lookout Mountain Road at night
Robberies, felony assaults, overdose deaths, stolen vehicles, sex assaults, pass-outs behind the wheel, minors in possession, suicides — these are among the calls law enforcement responded to last year alone on Lookout Mountain Road, west of Golden. Then there’s the gunfire — bullets shot from up high raining down on the Beverly Heights neighborhood below,… Read more »
Some Colorado communities scramble to help migrants, others ‘do not want to be Denver’ as crisis spreads
“I think it’s obvious, wherever you sit on the political divide on this, that we’re reaching a point where this can’t just be a Denver-only issue,” Lakewood Councilman Roger Low said at a Jan. 8 meeting.
After decades-long battle over mountain views, Arvada foothills neighborhood finally rising in Coal Creek Canyon
Canyon Pines, a 93-home development, sparked lawsuits and a public vote over its impact on views.
Why Broomfield’s 1stBank Center is going out with a wrecking ball after just 17 years
“It never delivered,” city manager says of music venue. Now it will make way for more development.
Is there a future for this Jefferson County golf course that is overrun with weeds?
Deer Creek Golf Course hasn’t hosted a legitimate round of golf in three years, prompting speculation by neighbors.
Thornton plots another pipeline route for its Poudre River water. Will Larimer County plug up its plans?
Colorado’s sixth-largest city needs a land use permit to finish a key part of 70-mile pipe.
Denver suburb lifts ban on new outdoor pickleball courts, but will new rules squelch noise impacts?
Centennial won’t allow outdoor courts within 250 feet of a residential property line.
Colorado’s soon-to-be largest battery plant gets last-minute charge despite neighbors’ opposition
Brighton City Council, voting 4-3, approved rezoning for Amprius Technologies’ lithium-ion facility.
