“They’re trying to get me out of there,” said the owner of the Gravel Pit at 2014 S. University Blvd., who claims he’s being targeted by police.
DU-area nightclub faces 40-day closure for allegedly not stopping at 2 a.m.
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In Platt Park, residents and councilman push back against a ‘rental party space’
A former gym is being used as a “rental party space” that Councilman Jolon Clark said is exploiting a liquor license loophole to host rowdy concerts.
City accuses RiNo venue Number 38 of violating ban on non-acoustic outdoor music
Number 38 is accused of 14 violations between May 8 and Aug. 20 and could lose its licenses. A co-owner said they are working on a resolution.
Dikeous resume bid to allow taller buildings along Sherman Street
A development plan by a family that owns multiple parking lots was discussed publicly before a pause in 2019. They met with the city last week.
Two years after denial, council votes 11-0 to rezone Denargo Market lots
Candi CdeBaca, who pushed back against the previous request to build apartment towers, was absent from Monday’s meeting.
Federal Boulevard liquor store sues Denver over license renewal criteria
Avondale Liquors argues that the city’s licensing department shouldn’t consider a neighborhood’s needs and wants when making a decision.
Park Hill Golf Course owner releases redevelopment details, renderings
Westside Investment Partners would build thousands of residential units on the 155-acre property if voters agree to it.
Apartment developer Mill Creek pays $16M for Cherry Creek site
Plans call for a five-story, 110-unit apartment complex to replace a pair of three- and four-story office buildings on Cook Street.
Vail vs. Vail: Ski company sues town over blocked worker housing project
Vail Resorts claims it is being treated worse than other developers. Its lawsuit contains satellite images that purport to show Vail has allowed “significant construction to occur squarely in the middle of the bighorn sheep’s range” while blocking Vail Resorts from building.
City lets Federal liquor store keep selling despite concern over crime
Denver spent 14 months deciding the fate of Avondale Liquors. The store is now required to have security guards on weekend nights.
