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Denver affordable housing sales tax moves closer to making it on the Nov. ballot
A proposal to raise the sales tax by five cents on every ten dollars now needs to pass through one more reading after a unanimous vote in favor at Monday night's Denver City Council meeting.
Aurora shuts down 'rapidly deteriorating' apartment building, leaving dozens of families homeless
Dozens of evicted immigrant families left their apartments with backpacks, rolling carts and garbage bags full of clothing on Tuesday morning with no idea where they would spend the night. Across the street from the Aspen Grove apartments, also called Fitzsimmons Place, Aurora Police Department officers shooed off anyone who tried to get back inside once they'd left. Inside the complex, some angry residents shouted through megaphones: "We are not...
RTD’s Downtown Rail Replacement Project Past Halfway Point
DENVER – RTD continues its Downtown Rail Replacement project, hitting the halfway point. RT&S has been reporting on the ongoing rail reconstruction in downtown Denver. RTD has reported its reconstruction of the light rail tracks at Stout and California on 15th Street was completed in less than three weeks. Currently, two of the five intersections are left to be reconstructed.
Self Service Kiosk Industry NEWS for August 2024
(WESTMINSTER, Colo.) — NEWS: Kiosk Manufacturer Association News: FSTEC in September! Big news in amusement parks with Six Flags and Cedar. In January we hand out awards for Best of 2024/23. Submit yours today, it’s free. To submit an RFP or ask a question, email info@kioskindustry.org or call 720-324-1837. Here is our calendar to schedule. EAA timelines update: June 2025 for any new deployments. Existing deployments get limited time immunity.
Aurora moves forward with navigation campus for the homeless
Aurora's councilmembers voted on Monday to move forward with plans for a 13-acre "navigation center" they hope would make a significant dent in the city's campaign to get people out of homelessness. Purchased by the city in January, the proposed Aurora Regional Navigation Campus will consolidate services for homeless people in one location once it is established in early 2025, according to city plans. On Monday, the council appointed councilmembers...
Attorneys for pet food plant in Denver respond to attempted class action lawsuit over stench
DENVER, Colorado — For decades, the smell emanating from the Nestle Purina pet food plant north of downtown Denver has long been a reality. Now, a lawsuit seeking damages from the company continues to make its way through a federal court in Colorado. 9NEWS covered the lawsuit in May,...
Denver school board in the dark about misuse, misconduct costs to the district
The Denver Public Schools Board of Education's finance and audit committee on Monday learned that three suspected cases of misuse and misappropriation of district assets were referred for formal action last school year, but the elected members were provided no additional details. Auditors issued reports associated with the accusations of...
Denver pays $350,000 to a man injured by a police officer speeding against traffic without sirens or lights
The City of Denver will pay $350,000 to a delivery driver injured after a Denver Police officer speeding on the wrong side of the road, without sirens or emergency lights, crashed into his truck. City Council voted to approve the settlement at its Monday meeting. It's the latest in a...
A wave of violence leaves six dead in Adams County
Adams County District Attorney Brian Mason personally goes to the scene of all homicides in his jurisdiction. He didn’t get much sleep this weekend. There were six homicides in 36 hours in Adams County, one in Aurora and five in Commerce City - a single weekend that matched that city’s typical homicide count for a full year.
Rocky Rock Fest: 12 bands set to rock Woodland Park
(WOODLAND PARK, Colo.) — The Rocky Rock Music Festival will deliver an exciting lineup of 12 bands spanning various genres at the Ute Pass Cultural Center in Woodland Park on Saturday, August 31. The event, presented by the Rocky Mountain Music Society, lasts from 10 a.m. to 10:30 p.m. and features Indie rock, Reggae, hip […]
Nuggets 3-Team Trade Pitch Swaps Michael Porter Jr. For 2 Former Lottery Picks
Kentavious Caldwell-Pope was the first casualty of the Denver Nuggets‘ goal of avoiding the punitive second apron while trying to contend for a second NBA championship. Michael Porter Jr. could be the next domino to fall with Jamal Murray‘s extension looming which could be for four years and $208.5 million, according to ESPN’s NBA front office insider Bobby Marks.
CSPD: Victim of homicide in northeast Colorado Springs identified
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (KRDO) - The Colorado Springs Police Department (CSPD) responded to a call in the 6400 block of Caddy Point on the morning of Wednesday, August 7. CSPD said responding officers and medical personnel found a deceased woman with at least one stab wound. The El Paso County Coroner has now identified that woman as 54-year-old Haleh Abghari. Her death is being investigated as a homicide.
Broncos must trade for disgruntled AFC pass rusher who wants a new team
New York Jets pass rusher Haason Reddick was traded from the Eagles earlier this offseason, but already wants a new team for 2024. The Broncos should have interest. Well, this is an interesting turn of events. The Eagles off-loaded Reddick to the New York Jets this offseason. Philly also signed former Jets pass rusher Bryce Huff in free agency.
Man arrested for DUI after stopping on I-25 ‘to take a nap’
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (KKTV) - Rush hour traffic hit a brief snag Monday morning after police say a drunk driver “decided to take a nap.”. Officers were called to I-25 near the Cimarron exit around 8 a.m. for reports of a car stalled in the middle of the northbound lanes. Police were told by other drivers that traffic had been “stop and go,” and when it started flowing again, all of the vehicles started moving -- except one.
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