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New charitable gaming board meets following Gazette series

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The latest iteration of Colorado’s long-defunct advisory board for charitable gaming met Friday for the first time since legislators revived it more than 18 months...

Denver City Council to hear from public on mayor’s proposed budget

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Monday’s Denver City Council meeting will likely be a long night. Council members will hold a required public hearing on Mayor Mike Johnston’s proposed 2026...

Anger grows as Denver mayor extends Flock camera contract

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Inside a modest equipment rental building in north Denver, close to 700 people gathered for a community town hall on Wednesday evening to call for...

Private judge agrees to hear arguments to unseal divorce

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A journalist divorcing her husband – a Colorado deputy attorney general – said in court filings that she never asked that the private judge hired...

Can Jon Stewart be the 2028 Democratic nominee? Given the competition, why not?

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Denver seeks $2M in rent owed by Denver Post

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Gov. Jared Polis asks lawmakers for $10 million to sustain food stamp program in Colorado as shutdown enters fifth week

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Denver mayor extends Flock camera contract against council’s wishes

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Denver City Council moves forward with collective bargaining ordinance

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Aurora council to meet in-person after months of online meetings

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Denver joins suit against Trump administration claiming grants have unlawful conditions

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Most Americans are concerned about higher health care costs next year, an AP-NORC poll finds

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Denver mayor’s revised budget: $4 million in funding additions

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Denver City Council to consider more funding for homeless services

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Denver airport to open new Jackson Gap Street traffic pattern at Peña Boulevard

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Denver International Airport has opened its new Jackson Gap Street traffic pattern at Peña Boulevard, designed to eas congestion for drivers traveling to and from...

Six lessons in democracy from Ukraine

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After 3 1/2 years of war, you might assume everyone in Ukraine right now is demoralized and hunkered down in bunkers, dreading the next drone...

Denver clerk tosses Vibrant Bond campaign finance complaint

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Denver Clerk and Recorder Paul López recently dismissed a complaint alleging several donors to Denver’s Vibrant Bond Issue Campaign violated campaign finance rules with money...

Denver mayor nominates Buchanan for planning post

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Denver Mayor Mike Johnston has nominated Brad Buchanan to lead the city’s Community Planning and Development efforts full-time, pending approval by the City Council. Buchanan,...

Colorado approves millions in incentives for semiconductor manufacturer’s expansion

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Affordable housing plan stalled as Denver rejects property buy

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Denver joins in support of Planned Parenthood funding lawsuit

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Denver’s 5-year revenue outlook depends on 2026 budget

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Barack Obama joins fight for US House control, urges vote for California districts to counter Trump

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Denver’s $1 billion bond campaign faces ethics complaint

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Denver City Council agenda: $20M for shelters, $1.5M police settlement

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Denver City Council suggests changes to 2026 spending plan

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Colorado’s 2040 ‘renewable’ energy goal faces cost challenges

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White House: Job cuts have begun

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Grill sergeant’s culinary boot camp aids veterans in transition

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Back in his Army days, Chef Michael Gropper used to rustle up meals to keep soldiers alive. But in a tiny kitchen inside Denver’s American...

Denver picks new service providers for hotel homeless shelters

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Three new service providers eyed to replace The Salvation Army as operators of the city’s largest non-congregate shelters will go before the Community Planning and...

Why are government jobs growing faster than private jobs? | Vince Bzdek

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By Vince Bzdek A couple of numbers keep bugging me. Over the past 12 months, the number of Colorado government jobs has grown by 12,000...

‘Power issue’ takes down Denver’s non-emergency service line

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The Denver Police Department’s non-emergency was down for more than a day and a half, according to posts from the department’s social media. The outage,...