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Top Denver news: City adopts minimum wage increase; police investigating wreck that killed 1; more

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Published on November 26, 2019
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Here's the most recent top news you may have missed in Denver.

A prominent neo-Nazi lives in an apartment not far from downtown Denver

An unassuming man who lives near downtown Denver is a well-known neo-Nazi and a rising icon within a violent white extremist group known as Atomwaffen.

Read the full story on 9NEWS.

Denver Public Works will deploy its residential plows for side streets

Denver Public Works will deploy both its large and small fleets of snowplows to help defend the city’s main streets and side streets from the storm. The larger plows will focus on Denver’s larger streets, whereas the smaller plows will stick to the side roads.

Read the full story on KDVR.

Why Denver's official snow measurements come from DIA

Denver's biggest snow storm of the season remains Oct. 14 despite Monday's reports. That's because the official measurement is made about 20 miles away — at the airport.

Read the full story on 9NEWS.

City Council adopts minimum wage increase for Denver workers

Denver’s minimum wage will increase to $15.87 over three incremental steps.

Read the full story on 9NEWS.

Denver police investigating fatal wreck at Havana Street, Smith Road

Denver police are investigating a fatal crash at Havana Street and Smith Road early Monday.

Read the full story on Denver Post .


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