Denver's 16th Street Mall Celebrates Reopening of More Blocks Amidst Ongoing Revitalization Efforts
Denver reopened three blocks of the 16th Street Mall, advancing its downtown rehabilitation efforts, with local leaders optimistic about the project's benefits for the city's economy and community.
Douglas County Commissioners Allocate Over $1 Million in Grants to Combat Opioid Crisis
Douglas County has allocated over $1 million in grants to combat the opioid crisis, funding case management, peer support, transportation, youth prevention, awareness campaigns, and data analysis initiatives.
Colorado Legislators Pass Landmark Property Tax Bill, Headed to Governor Polis for Signature
Colorado's legislature has passed a bipartisan bill impacting property tax legislation, possibly affecting November ballot initiatives and offering new fiscal flexibility for local governments and school districts.
Boulder Announces Labor Day Schedule: Pools and Trails Open, Some Centers Closed, and Free Parking on City Streets
Boulder announces which city services and facilities will be open or closed for Labor Day, including pool and golf course operating hours, transportation schedules, and park regulations.
Racist and Anti-Migrant Signs Plague Bus Stops Along Denver's East Colfax Ave, RTD and Police Investigate
Racist and anti-migrant signs were found on bus stops in Denver, with some targeting Vice President Kamala Harris. They were removed by RTD staff, and police are investigating potential nationwide links.
Denver Broncos Set to Break Ground on $175M Englewood Training Facility, PNC Arena Plans $300M Upgrade
The Denver Broncos are starting construction on a new $175-million training facility, with upgrades to enhance their on and off-field activities, while the details of a potential new stadium remain undisclosed.









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