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Three Denver-area communities now feature starter homes priced over $1 million, according to a Zillow report. This trend highlights the increasing unaffordability of homeownership, particularly for younger buyers. Nationwide, the number of cities with million-dollar starter homes has surged to 233 since March 2020.
Denver's RiNo neighborhood BID proposal will be presented to the City Council tonight, aiming to enhance local development. This initiative reflects the area's growing popularity and potential for economic growth.
Colorado's glamping scene expands with unique accommodations like yurts and renovated grain bins. Rustic Rook Resort in Mosca offers a distinctive experience for outdoor enthusiasts.
Denver city government has expanded services and hired extensively over the past decade. However, recent budget shortfalls may lead to layoffs and furloughs.
Three households in Denver's Mayfair neighborhood confront the challenges of aging in place as Colorado's population over 60 grows rapidly.
Holy Family defeated Alamosa in the Class 4A Great Eight girls' basketball game on March 12, 2025, at the Denver Coliseum. The match showcased key performances from both teams, highlighting the competitive spirit of the state playoffs.
Khalid Hamu, a student organizer, reflects on the impact of last year's pro-Palestinian protest camp at Denver's Auraria Campus. The camp, which lasted nearly a month, aimed to influence university policies regarding investments in Israel.
Denver celebrates Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month with various events this weekend, including the Colfax Marathon and a Spring Bazaar.
Denver plans to allow open alcohol consumption on the 16th Street Mall this summer, according to Mayor Mike Johnston. The proposal includes designated areas for drinking, enhancing the mall's appeal and supporting local businesses.
Denver Mayor Mike Johnston announced a budget shortfall of $100 million, prompting potential layoffs and furloughs. The mayor discussed these challenges during a press conference on May 22, 2025.