"The choice isn’t between supporting businesses and building better transit."

Initiative 175 would expand funding for roads through a constitutional amendment. Top lawmakers are racing to pass a bill to neutralize it.

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A city-affiliated group bought the mall on 16th Street. An early vision calls for more than 1,000 residences.

Drivers Cooperative wants to treat drivers better, but faces one big challenge.

A city-affiliated group bought the mall on 16th Street. An early vision calls for 1,000 residences.

Voters overwhelmingly chose to repeal the city’s new, pro-density zoning laws.

The planning initiative will balance equity, transparency, and fiscal responsibility to modernize the agency’s transit system

At Baseline master-planned community in Broomfield, residents support pollinators that support clean water and our food.

Gov. Jared Polis and state housing officials have prioritized new construction over preserving existing affordable rental housing.

State officials want a suburban stop on the way to Winter Park and Granby.

It's the latest trade drawing scrutiny on the popular prediction market site for appearing to show an insider making profits on military secrets.

The Center on Poverty and Inequality at Georgetown Law made a surprising and contrarian argument in a new paper: adding more homes does not benefit low-income tenants. Three recent separate analyses…

“Cuts to service are unacceptable. We want more transit in the future,” said James Flattum, co-founder of the Greater Denver Transit advocacy group.

Trains could run every 15 minutes to Arvada and every 30 minutes to Westminster.

The state had granted temporary tax discounts in recent years, but they are expiring.

Senate President Pro Tempore Dafna Michaelson Jenet of Commerce City, who spent nearly a decade at the Capitol fighting for sexual assault survivors and to improve mental health care, said serving in the legislature has become a financial hardship for her family

Colleges in U.S. territories and American institutions overseas are neglected and underfunded.

The proposal would rezone tens of thousands of properties, but it has a long way to go.

But the state saw more residents move to other states than move in. The State Demography Office attributes the declines in net migration to migrants who left.

Welcome to the next round of this suburban growth fight.

Support a more affordable, sustainable Lakewood! Defend our recently passed pro-affordable housing, pro-environment, and pro-people zoning!

The uptick follows a decline in traffic fatalities from the prior 2 years, underscoring the need to refocus safety efforts

The Department of Corrections requested ongoing funding in the budget for 788 state prison beds to the tune of $2.4 million

State lawmakers are flirting with the idea of regulating e-bikes as if they were cars, but don't have all the facts.

Much of the downtown submarkets ended 2025 more than 40% empty. But as available sublease space diminishes, the industry hopes stabilization is afoot.

Fourth quarter 2025 also had landlords offering more free rent, gift cards and other concessions in 21-year history.

Mayor Mike Johnston wants the city to help developers build, and he’s lukewarm about its affordable housing law.

We must be more strategic about the kinds of housing we choose to build and where we choose to build it.

Property insurance rates, paying for Medicaid are among the topics they will tackle

As public hearings begin, CDOT and Colorado green groups dispute whether an expansion of I-270 would increase pollution.

It's the first city in Colorado to take advantage of a new law.

A proposal for a sprawling gas station and convenience store combo at the undeveloped Bakerville exit from I-70 has nature lovers up in arms.

BRL columnists break down surprising findings from the city’s new public opinion survey, and how the results could shape the next Boulder Valley Comprehensive Plan.