Jury Rules in Favor of Denver Tenants in Bad Landlord Lawsuit
Conditions at the complex included broken elevators, leaks, pests, unsecured doors and a lack of hot water and air conditioning.
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Denver’s Canadian Consulate Expects Major Colorado Impacts If Trade War Continues
Colorado imports $5.4 billion in goods from Canada each year, which could soon be subject to high tariffs.
Look Inside: Largest Private Residence in Vail Valley Set for Auction
Designed by architect Charles Sink, this home could also pass as a castle…if castles had indoor pools, purple rooms and a shuttle to ski resorts.
I Went to Mecha Noodle Bar for Denver Restaurant Week and It Was Perfect
This $25 experience is a win.
Colorado Ranks Among East Coast Elites in Education
Colorado leads the country in adults with degrees, but one big factor is keeping the state from being number one.
New Affordable Housing Units Open in Sun Valley With Amenities
“The apartments over in RiNo do not have what we have over here in Sun Valley.”
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Traitors Winner and Breakout Star Gabby Windey Is Denver Royalty
Before Windey was stealing hearts on The Traitors, she made her home in Denver as a nurse and Broncos cheerleader.
Why Is Philly’s Beloved Mascot Part of a Denver Landlord Trial?
“Yeah, the jury may not like that he’s calling my clients evil bastards.”
Higher Service Fees Proposed to Help Denver’s Lagging 911 Response Times
According to emergency response officials, the increase is less than $1 a month but essential for system improvements.
Colorado Opioid Deaths Dipped Last Year, but Other States Did Much Better
Of states where opioid deaths declined in 2024, only Utah made fewer gains.
One Proposed Name for Denver Women’s Soccer Team Is Already Taken
“We’re not the biggest mainstream sport, but we’re definitely growing and building out some of that awareness.”
Downtown Nightclub Could Lose Licenses After New Year’s Shooting
Someone fired a shot from inside the downtown Denver venue, and police say employees aren’t cooperating.
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Trial Begins in Class-Action Suit Against Denver Apartment Management Firm
Mint Urban Infinity tenants documented cases of mold, pests, broken elevators and air conditioning, unsecured doors and a lack of hot water.
Lakewood Repeals Controversial Citizen Open Space Initiative With New Law
Residents petitioned to ban developers from paying fees instead of dedicating parkland, but the proposed language conflicted with state law and quickly led to a lawsuit.
Boulder Little League Fields at Risk of Being Sold for Land Development
Iris Fields has been home to youth baseball since the 1950s, and the community doesn’t want that to end now.
West Denver Liquor Store Closed After Being Labeled “Haven for Criminal Activity”
Avondale Liquor has long been accused by neighbors of enabling crime like drug use and public urination.
Denver Women’s Soccer Team Name Options Actually Don’t Suck
Talk about a pleasant surprise.
City Will Celebrate 16th Street Mall Opening in Late May but Project Won’t Be Done
The Downtown Denver Partnership and Denver Arts & Venues could get an extra $1.5 million from the city for mall activation and events.
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Fastest Denver Public Transit Options to Ball Arena
Whether you’re heading to a concert or a Nuggets game, there are plenty of rail and bus routes.
New PlatteForum Exhibit Asks What Suncor Could Be Instead of an Oil Refinery
“There’s lots to despair about, but I would love to spend some time imagining what a different future could look like.”
Colorado Could Ban Price Coordination Software for Landlords
The White House estimated software like RealPage, which tells landlords how to price units, costs Denver renters $136 per month.
King Soopers Strike Ends With Temporary Agreement
After striking for eleven days, workers at 77 grocery stores and Kroger agreed to reopen negotiations.