DOTI Travel Advisory Published on September 11, 2026 Street Paving Work Ahead on Broadway, Lincoln Street, East Alameda Avenue.Denver’s Department of Transportation and Infrastructure (DOTI) would like the public to be aware of street paving operations happening on some arterial roadways in Denver starting next week and travelers should consider alternate routes. Tagged as: , Press release, Transportation and Infrastructure
Denver City Council Schedule & Hearings — Week of September 14, 2026 Published on September 10, 2026 Denver City Council Schedule & Hearings — Week of September 14, 2026 Tagged as: , News
Greg Mauro’s 30-Year Career with Community Corrections Published on September 09, 2026 His early interests included biology and fisheries science. Then, shortly before earning his undergraduate degree, Mr. Mauro changed course. He got a job at a youth residential center. The experience introduced him to people whose lives had been shaped by addiction, trauma, and the criminal justice system. Tagged as: , Safety
Denver Police Announce Arrests in Attempted Murders and Robberies Published on September 08, 2026 The Denver Police Department announces two arrests related to robberies that occurred last month. Tagged as: , Police Department
DOTI Travel Advisory: Downtown Travel Lane Closures Published on September 04, 2026 DOTI would like the public to be aware of travel lane closures on Speer Blvd, Blake St and Auraria Pkwy beginning September 8th that may impact commutes. DOTI strongly urges people to consider alternate routes to avoid delays. Tagged as: , Press release, Transportation and Infrastructure
Alterra Boards Former Denver Post Building Published on September 03, 2026 Mayor Mike Johnston, Governor Jared Polis and Alterra Mountain Company Chairman Eric Resnick today announced the company’s chapter in Upper Downtown. Tagged as: , Business & Economy, Mayor, News
Museum of Nature & Science improves inventory management Published on September 03, 2026 DENVER – The Denver Museum of Nature & Science made remarkable improvements in managing its inventory and emergency preparedness, according to a new follow-up report from Denver Auditor Timothy M. O’Brien, CPA. Tagged as: , Auditor
Denver Police Arrest Suspect in Attempted Murder Published on September 03, 2026 The Denver Police Department has made an arrest related to an attempted murder that occurred on August 29, 2026, in the 600 Block of N. Canosa Street. Tagged as: , Police Department
City Announces $50 Million Sloan’s Lake Project to Restore Lake Health Published on September 02, 2026 Mayor Mike Johnston today joined Councilmembers Jamie Torres and Amanda P. Sandoval and Denver Parks and Recreation (DPR) Executive Director Jolon Clark in announcing a proposed $50 million project at Sloan’s Lake to restore the environmental health of the lake. Tagged as: , Mayor, News, Parks, Parks & Recreation
Philanthropists Provide $125,000 Grant to Rebuild City Bandstand Published on September 02, 2026 Mayor Mike Johnston today released a report documenting the city’s successes in 2025 as well as its progress toward making Denver the safest, most affordable, and most vibrant city in the country. Tagged as: , Mayor, News, Parks, Parks & Recreation