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Westword
Six takeaways from an urbanist’s report on downtown Denver
From the stories making headlines to the restaurants, music and culture that make Denver one of a kind, Westword is there. Help us raise $50,000 by December 31 to keep independent local journalism going strong in 2027. One afternoon last spring, as civic leaders grappled with the future of downtown...
CBS Colorado
Denver mayor's adviser faces ethics complaint over law firm hire
An anonymous Denver city employee has filed an ethics complaint accusing Mayor Mike Johnston's chief strategist, Jeff Dolan, of a potential conflict of interest in the city's selection of a law firm to represent Denver in a lawsuit.
sentinelcolorado.com
DOING 90 IN AURORA: City’s advocate, Barbara Shannon-Banister, makes the mark
AURORA | We’re making a mistake, Barbara Shannon-Banister said last week. Sure, during the nine decades that Barbara has fought the good fight, hard, in a remarkable effort to push Aurora, the state and nation past generations of pernicious racism, there have been monumental victories in Aurora. Barbara celebrated...
The Denver Gazette
High Line Canal underpass complete after year of construction
A major underpass along the High Line Canal was completed Tuesday, closing a longstanding gap along the regional trail network after more than a year of construction. The underpass at East Yale Avenue and Holly Street allows people to walk and bike under Yale Avenue without crossing traffic. Construction on the underpass began in September […]
sentinelcolorado.com
Aurora school, city leaders and activists call for citywide ban on flavored nicotine
AURORA | Aurora school leaders, community activists and others gathered in Aurora Thursday to call for a citywide ban on flavored tobacco products in what they said is a critical need to protect the health of children. “Flavored tobacco products are used by the tobacco industry to aggressively market to...
David Heitz
Denver lacks ‘safe, ethical and secure’ AI policies at airport and citywide, auditor finds
The City and County of Denver and Denver Airport both lack safeguards and policies for AI use even as its implementation there has grown rapidly. In a statement Thursday, Auditor Tim O’Brien said Denver is one of the first cities in the U.S. to audit AI policy. “AI is evolving so quickly it is tough to keep pace,” O’Brien said. “Both Denver and Denver International Airport have adopted AI. And both need to catch up to ensure AI use on their systems is safe, ethical, and secure.”
Westword
The best Denver neighborhoods for trick-or-treating
In Denver, where there may be more dogs than children, it can be hard to know where to take your kids trick-or-treating for Halloween. In neighborhoods like Capitol Hill and Cheesman Park, decorated houses open to trick-or-treaters exist, but they’re sporadic and require a bit of a candy quest (a lot of walking).
The Denver Gazette
YES on Denver’s 2K; it’ll help keep the lights on
In 12 years as mayor of Denver, I learned that a city’s most important work is often its least noticed. Nobody calls City Hall to say “thank you” for a streetlight that runs through the night. Nobody writes a letter to the editor about a power line that stayed up through a windstorm. We expect […]
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Denver Coliseum Hosts Colorado's Día de los Muertos Festival This Sunday
Denver's Día de los Muertos celebration is settling into a new home this weekend. The Colorado Día de los Muertos Parade & Festival returns Sunday, running from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. at the Denver Coliseum, with a community altar, live music, folkloric dancing, food and family activities planned for the daylong gathering.