- Hickenlooper believes Colorado is in a strong position to withstand extreme market fluctuations because of its healthy and diverse economy.
- The measure would ask voters to approve a .08 percent sales tax increase to create the Denver College Affordability Fund.
- Jeanette Vizguerra's case has gained attention since she became one of the first undocumented immigrants in Colorado to share her story with the public.
- Organizers of a recall effort aimed at Denver District Attorney Mitch Morrissey say they won’t have enough signatures by Tuesday’s deadline to force an election. A coalition of community groups launched the petition drive because Morrissey hasn’t filed criminal charges against Denver police accused of excessive force.
- Organizers turned in 37,000 petition signatures on Tuesday. That's twice as many as required to force a recall election this November.
- At a meeting Tuesday, community members raised a number of issues from appropriate use of force to better leadership for the sheriff’s department.
- With the "sharing economy" continuing to grow, one academic says the jobs it creates aren't a replacement for traditional jobs.
- State officials and community members gathered in Denver Friday to celebrate the life of state Representative John Buckner.
- Without voter approval, the Taxpayer Bill of Rights requires that money be refunded.
- A ballot measure would extend an expiring tax on hotels and car rentals to fund the project.
- State lawmakers are concerned with how the DHS Executive Director Reggie Bicha manages the child welfare and mental health system.
- Denver officials still have work to do to secure the money needed for the massive project that could help remake northeast part of the city.
- Police hope that community outreach efforts will pay off in solving gang-related crimes in northeast Denver.
- Supporters fear that will mean new condo construction will continue to be sluggish and rental rates will keep going up.
- The Office of the Consumer Counsel says it’s saved consumers $1.7 billion since its inception 30 years ago.
- The bill would also allow the homeless civil remedies in cases of police harassment.
