Denver News Archives | Page 22 of 54

A Line Maintenance in Jan. May Cause Delays

Dec 28, 2016

Between 11:30 pm and 4:15 am, passengers should expect minor delays and allow extra travel time to arrive at their destinations.

DPS Signals Change: SPF Ratings Highlight Equity

Nov 25, 2016

School Performance Framework (SPF) “stoplight” scores are out for DPS schools, for the first time in two years, and the results are surprising to many in the local community.

In the Face of Hate, Neighbors Jump in to Spread Love and Support

Nov 25, 2016

Vandals defaced Stapleton’s Isabella Bird school with a swastika and other offensive graffiti over the weekend of November 18th.

2017 City Bond Planning Underway

Nov 25, 2016

Denver is expecting to place a half billion dollar general obligation bond before the voters in November 17 to pay for an extensive list of capital projects.

Denver TOD Manager To Bring Density To Stations

Oct 28, 2016

Chris Nevitt, former city councilman, is the first Citywide Manager for Transit-Oriented Development in Denver.

R Line Bringing Development to Fitzsimons

Oct 28, 2016

Three mass transit projects are bringing new mobility options to Stapleton and surrounding neighborhoods.

Get Involved. Make “Denveright.”

Oct 28, 2016

Denver has launched an unprecedented policy-making project inviting residents to get involved in “Denveright.”

Wider I-70 Inches Along

Oct 28, 2016

The 13-year study to widen I-70 between I-25 and Chambers Road has been delayed about six months.

Four local news items you may have missed: Colorado’s new pregnancy law has taken effect; Colorado has a new historic preservation plan; a large new open space has been designated in Far NE Denver on DIA land; and a church has been given historic designation status for its support of LGBT Rights.