City leaders have zeroed in on a strategy they hope can break downtown Denver out of what Mayor Mike Johnston has described as the area’s post-COVID “doom loop.” The key to that strategy: the expansion of an obscure special taxing authority that played a key part in downtown’s last big boom. Johnston and other city… Read more »
While voicing support for newcomers, Denverites worry about resources for neighborhood kids.
The city’s planning department says it’s adopted many recommendations and wait times have decreased.
Johnston now has collected the most campaign contributions of any mayoral candidate.
It took Leslie Herod’s campaign less than 17 hours to collect the 300 verified voter signatures needed to get the mayoral hopeful on the ballot.
It’s been more than 15 months since U.S. Rep. Diana DeGette and Mayor Michael Hancock announced plans to use $2 million in federal money to turn a northeast Denver hotel into housing a homeless shelter and the property still isn’t under contract.
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