Denver Mayor Mike Johnston wants voters to approve a borrowing program to pay for new parks, cultural centers and other ...
The distrust between Denver Mayor Mike Johnston and Aurora Mayor Mike Coffman has devolved to the point where Coffman says he ...
The Vibrant Denver Bond program voters will consider this fall will be the third bond package the city has asked voters to approve in the past eight years.
Denver Mayor Mike Johnston and other city leaders plan to ask voters to approve a bond package this fall to fund citywide public improvement projects.
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The public financing laws in Denver may be revampedMajor changes could be on the horizon for Denver's taxpayer-funded campaign finance system. Why it matters: A retool of the Fair Elections Fund could impact who runs for office and how millions in ...
The city said Denver's current bond programs are nearly finished, which allows the city to take on new projects through the Vibrant Denver bond, if voters approve it. The mayor's office said if voters ...
KOCO 5 spoke with the four candidates running for Edmond mayor about the biggest issues heading into next week's election.
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Denver schools overwhelmed by migrant surge as mayor slashes $5M from public services to address crisisDENVER MAYOR BLAMES REPUBLICANS AND TRUMP FOR $5M ... READ ON THE FOX NEWS APP Rahn, a candidate for Douglas County commissioner, called the cuts "incredibly unfair" for the city's families ...
Denver Mayor Mike Johnston vetoed an expanded needle exchange program just one day after the city council passed the ordinance. Johnson vetoed City Council Ordinance 24-1791 on Tuesday.
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