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- In-person voting begins Monday for Colorado residentsDenver Post
- Colorado turnout sets new record for nonpresidential primary before polls even closeDenver Post
- Denver councilman’s staff of 3 unionizes in small victory for TeamstersDenver Post
- Denver council approves affordable housing, 16-floor tower near Sloan’s LakeDenver Post
- Denver now has an interim interim planning directorDenver Post
- What will Denver do with its far northeastern suburban frontier? Council approves new vision.Denver Post
- Denver’s Elyria-Swansea getting 700-home development, but some residents want to keep it industrialDenver Post
- Denver voters approved big campaign finance reforms — now they’ll elect a clerk and recorder to carry them outDenver Post
- Frustrated Colorado renters seek more control from state, but would proposed regulations bring down housing prices?Denver Post
- Denver council votes to expand powers of police oversight officeDenver Post
- Denver City Council to consider closing loophole excusing police chief, sheriff from investigation by city’s independent watchdogDenver Post
- Denver plans new red-light cameras, but not on Federal Boulevard — where it actually wants themDenver Post
- Denver council approves supervised drug-use bill. Now, it’s up to Colorado to make it happen.Denver Post
- Denver police can scan your license plate on Federal Boulevard with a permanent new cameraDenver Post
- Sen. Cory Gardner “absolutely supports” investigation of Boulder woman’s allegations against KavanaughDenver Post
- Semi-truck fire, brush fire shut down westbound I-70 near ParachuteDenver Post
- New California law to limit plastic straws in restaurantsDenver Post
- Denver City Council is poised to select Jolon Clark as new presidentDenver Post
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