Separate housing plans proposed for Highland site in Denver
Development plans in Denver’s Highland neighborhood could either bring townhouses to North Pecos Street and or an apartment building with commercial spaces.
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Denver school board members feud amid allegation of antisemitic remark
Denver Public Schools’ elected leaders convened Wednesday for the first time since the school board president accused a director of making an antisemitic comment about a colleague.
United Airlines cancels Denver 9/11 flyover after ‘concerns in the community’
United Airlines officials canceled a planned flyover of a passenger jet escorted by a squadron of F-16s over Denver for a private 9/11 memorial after “concerns in the community,” the company said Wednesday.
Today in History: September 10, Ethiopian runner is first Black African to win Olympic gold
Abebe Bikila of Ethiopia won the Olympic marathon in Rome, becoming the first Black African to win Olympic gold.
Six months after Denver councilman promised wage proposal, restaurant industry still waiting
In February, Denver City Councilman Darrell Watson said he would propose a change to Denver’s tipped minimum wage structure within a month to help the struggling industry.
Community rallies around 4 charged in Arapahoe County protests against ICE
Yoselin Corrales, Arnie Carter, Mateo Henry and Terry Burnsed were all arrested after a protest outside an ICE field office in Arapahoe County.
Chauncey Gooden staking claim as CU Buffs’ next two-way star
Colorado second-year lineman Chauncey Gooden started at left guard for the Buffaloes, helping to lead an impressive ground game during a win at Georgia Tech, and he also logged time on defense.
Colorado pediatric glasses provider to repay $8 million for alleged Medicaid double-billing
Hero DVO, a pediatric vision and dental provider, will pay Colorado roughly $8 million after it allegedly billed for twice as many corrective lenses as it made for patients.
Victor Marx keeps up with Phil Weiser in governor’s race fundraising, but he’s burning through cash fast
Recent fundraising was about even in the Colorado race for governor between Republican Victor Marx and Democratic Attorney General Phil Weiser, but finance reports showed a big spending gap for the 2026 election.
Fall colors expected to peak along Front Range in the next week or so
Fall colors: Colorado’s Aspen trees have begun turning gold at higher elevations across the Front Range, and experts believe this weekend the leaves will start to change earlier than usual due to drought across Colorado.