It’s the third time that a court has ruled against the racetrack in Morrison.
Judge rejects Bandimere’s lawsuit over pandemic restrictions
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Lakewood loan speeds up demolition of dilapidated retail center along Sheridan
“This center has been one of the biggest examples of troubled properties that we’re trying to tackle,” the city’s planning director said.
Top Denver Housing Authority exec leaving after 2.5 years for D.C. job
The 375-employee organization is tapping another member of the C-suite to be interim CEO.
City says strip club sells sex, may soon shutter
A sting operation allegedly uncovered prostitution at PT’s Showclub. Its owners say they have a zero-tolerance policy.
Departing Denver Councilman Jolon Clark takes environmental advocacy job
Clark is one of six council members that will leave their post later this month.
A Colorado town says no to tall fences, sinking a proposed Topgolf facility next to I-25
Timnath voters were concerned about the impact Topgolf’s mesh netting could have on wildlife.
Council rejects Ortega push for restrictions on development by rail lines
“I’ve never seen a process like this that’s been so undermined by (city) agencies,” the councilwoman said.
Breaking down the $50M Republic Plaza lease deal for Denver DA
The lease obtained through a public records request provides an insight into rates at one of the city’s marquee office towers.
Big fight ignites over density in Englewood
A group of citizens is targeting more than half of the seven-member Englewood City Council for ouster.
Denver to double overnight parking sites for homeless with $600K extension
The city has paid a nonprofit about $780 a month per space to manage the nascent program.
