The council overwhelmingly voted down townhomes in Athmar Park. RedT says property owners “got hosed.”
‘Total garbage’: Developer, landowners sue city over rezoning denial
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Two board members to run RiNo Art District as BID separates
City Council will vote later this month on whether to renew the RiNo Business Improvement District.
State seeks $3.4M from crypto-founding pastor as civil trial starts
“This wasn’t fraud, it wasn’t deception, it was code,” said online preacher Eli Regalado
Denver’s Park Hill Golf Course swap expected to close this fall
Properties on both ends of the land swap deal have been appraised at $12.76 million, according to the city.
State rep’s solar firm is bankrupt, will liquidate the last of its assets
EcoMark Solar is owned by Rep. Alex Valdez, a Denver Democrat who ran for mayor.
Pikes Peak cog railway sues Manitou Springs for tax refunds
Anschutz Corp. says some council members “appear to harbor a general disdain” for the historic attraction.
Skeptical council told women’s soccer stadium needs $70M in public funds
Councilwoman: “I don’t think this stadium is ever going to get built.”
Judge throws out legal challenge to Energize Denver
Landlords claim the new rules are onerous and unlawful. A federal judge disagrees.
RiNo Art District leader stepping down amid BID renewal process
The nonprofit manages the taxpayer-funded business improvement district.
Ballpark neighborhood launches patrols to clean streets, deter crime
The GID expects to take in $1.3 million this year, and is looking to hire a full-time director.
