The IRS says the bulk of the $1 million in taxes owed by Val Truelsen, 82, relate to a restaurant he ran for years.
Feds look to seize 500 acres from southwest Colorado vice-mayor
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Rezoning proposed for back-to-back dispensary, restaurant lots in RiNo
The two requests, made by separate owners, are intended to allow for future redevelopment.
Mike Johnston out-fundraises Kelly Brough in first month of runoff race for Denver mayor
Johnston now has collected the most campaign contributions of any mayoral candidate.
Sanctioned homeless camp planned for recently sold Lincoln Park property
The new location comes as city officials embrace a program originally started as a response to the pandemic.
Denver DA quietly fired prosecutor after bungled hit-cyclist case last year
Jonathan Healy expressed remorse and said he was dealing with lingering COVID symptoms at the time, records show.
Portman tops Schnitzer West in effort to develop RTD parking lot in RiNo
The Atlanta-based firm, which developed Union Tower West downtown, first expressed an interest in 3800 Wynkoop St. in spring 2019.
Local peer-to-peer car rental company looks to join Turo at DIA
Colorado native Rafael Small founded CarGari in November. DIA made $2.4 million off companies like it last year.
Unprecedented gains in Colorado home values preview budget-busting property tax hikes next year
Assessors revealed 33 percent increases in Denver residential property valuations, and a spike of nearly 50 percent in Douglas County.
Council votes 10-0 to landmark City Park West home against owner’s wishes
“I think we have before us tonight an example of extraordinary,” one council member said.
‘We are going to lose for sure,’ developer says of Monday landmark vote by council
Mike Mathieson now wants to build income-restricted units on the property. An ex-mayor is among those calling for preservation.
