Bill Mosher stepping down as guiding hand for Denver’s redevelopment
Longtime Denver developer Bill Mosher will step down as a consultant to the Denver Mayor’s Office effective immediately, according to an announcement made Friday.
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Plan to move Denver Water facility to Lot M for Broncos stadium ‘isn’t really a workable solution,’ key council member says
City Council member Jaime Torres this week said she doesn’t support one of the remaining steps officials had hoped to take to finalize the deal for a new Denver Broncos stadium at Burnham Yard, moving a Denver Water building to Lot M at Empower Field.
Tony Hawk hid a signed skateboard in Denver park. This man found it.
Skating legend Tony Hawk hides signed, used skateboard at Denver’s La Raza park for local man to find.
10-year-old girl missing from Centennial
Dhalyss Peterson, 10, remains missing after she was last seen on foot near the 5300 block of S. Truckee Ct. in Centennial.
An ‘influencer’ degree? Colleges bet on content creator major as critics question its value
Arizona State University has launched a new bachelor’s degree in content creation, referred to as an “influencer” degree.
US military family schools put new emphasis on Western civilization and Christianity
The Department of Defense is introducing a course on Western civilization and Christianity in the schools it operates for military families.
Salida Police Department cancels Flock Safety contract following community pushback
The Salida Police Department is pulling the plug on Flock Safety’s automated license plate reader system, ending a contract with the controversial surveillance company amid mounting community concerns.
Palestinians besieged in West Bank village fear Israeli settlers will seize their homes
The situation highlights broader issues of settler violence in the West Bank, which Israel seized in 1967.
Wife of US soldier is removed from deportation flight and released from federal immigration custody
Maisa Lopes Eliaser, he wife of a US soldier, has been released from federal immigration custody after spending more than a month detained.
Alterra Mountain Co. trimming its corporate workforce, including some in Denver
Alterra Mountain Co. has laid off an undisclosed number of employees this week, less than a month after receiving nearly $11 million in local and state tax incentives to relocate its headquarters to Upper Downtown and expand its workforce.