“Our heavenly Father, in whom we serve, will deliver us,” Eli Regalado said in response.
Pastor barred from selling crypto, ordered to pay back $3.4M
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Vail can ban delivery trucks from pedestrian malls, appeals court rules
“We’re not policymakers, but the town’s leaders are,” says a deferential 10th Circuit, which overturned a Denver judge’s decision.
Judge sides with Lakewood in fee-in-lieu dispute over controversial apartments
Kairoi must pay $1.5 million instead of the $860,000 the company believed it owed.
State seeks developer to build on parking lot by Governor’s Mansion
Today, 799 Logan St. is home to about 80 cars on an asphalt lot. But if the state has its way, it will soon be home to 60 families in apartments.
Denver’s minimum wage increases to $19.29 in 2026
That’s an increase of 2.5% over the current $18.81. The annual increase is pegged to inflation.
The Salvation Army won’t run three large Denver homeless shelters amid council pushback, protests
Announcement comes after months of sharp scrutiny from Denver City Council members, homeless advocates
Denver Water looks to pay $2M for property north of its HQ
The deal, which could relate to the Broncos, is the first to stem from notices “of intent to acquire” sent out this spring.
DDA funds would flip theater, bring food and drink to Skyline, Civic Center
“We don’t have any restaurants in parks, so this would be really the first of its kind. But you can enjoy those things in Bryant Park in New York, or Millennial Park in Chicago.”
$9M motel bought by Denver for homeless still empty two years later
A deal to sell the property for $10 could be put forward later this year.
Lax accounting plagues Denver’s foray into VC investing
“You would expect more from an eighth grade intern than what this fund provided,” said the head of a local VC firm.
