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The fear that undergirds the race is clear: Denver -- the fast-growing, relatively young, business and tech hub of the U.S. Mountain West - is tumbling toward a fate similar to that of other major cities. DENVER, CO - APRIL 4 : Kelly Brough, a Denver mayoral candidate, is in election night watch party at Reel Works in Denver, Colorado on Tuesday, April 4, 2023. WebFederal elections 2019 2023 Denver elections Election dates Filing deadline: January 19, 2023 General election: April 4, 2023 Runoff election: June 6, 2023 Election stats Offices up: Mayor Total seats up: 1 ( click here for other city elections) Election type: Nonpartisan Other municipal elections U.S. municipal elections, 2023 Denverites can register to vote through election day. This years winner will be only the sixth mayor elected since 1968. The 2O referred questionfailed 60% to 40% to remove the easement on the golf course to make way for development. All four of those. Denver Mayoral Candidate Mike Johnston looks ahead to the runoff election. Denver mayoral candidate Mike Johnston autographs yard signs for the children of his supporters before entering an election eve watch party in a hotel in lower downtown Denver. This is the first open mayors race in 12 years since Michael Hancock was elected in 2011. By the end of Tuesday night, just over 100,000 votes, in a city of half a million registered voters, had been counted. Office buildings sit empty. And were not going to let that happen.. Central issues for this mayoral race include housing affordability, homelessness and public safety.Voters will also be considering eight open city council seats, including two at-large members who will represent the whole city of Denver. Incumbents Chris Hinds, in District 10, and Candi CdeBaca, in District 9, looked like they were headed to the runoff as of 11:30 p.m.. Two other open council seats Districts 7 and 8 with multiple candidates also appear headed to the runoff. The Unaffiliated is our twice-weekly newsletter on Colorado politics and policy. Heres more about her homelessness plan, and her promise if elected: Kelly has walked a unique path to become Denvers next mayor. The staff at CBS News Colorado is Covering Colorado First. Rodriguez describes himself as a city builder who grew up in public housing and spent his career financing public housing and other projects. Twitter: @fishnette (Seriously, we checked.) If nothing else, they have plenty of choices. The stakes are high, said Ty Robertson, an engineer in Denver and Johnston supporter. All of the candidates are also vying for the political post that's become a steppingstone for ambitious politicians. OBrien was slow to get a campaign off the ground, but his incumbency and his own key endorsements helped him to gain more than 60 percent of the vote. Heres his plan on homelessness and mental health, and his promise to the city: I have spent the last several months in city builder and community builder mode, listening to community members and leaders and sharing my vision and solutions for Denvers most pressing challenges and whats possible for our citys future. Heres his plan on homelessness, and his promise to the city: Denver, its time to come together to build a city that offers a good life. By the numbers: Other candidates landing near the top Tuesday included: Lisa Caldern (15.2%), Andy Rougeot (12.9%) and Leslie Herod (9.5%). So does transportation (also not a big mayoral issue). Hes lived in Denver for over 20 years, but in 2019, unsuccessfully ran for president of his native country, Cte dIvoire. 2023 The Associated Press. Democrats invoked a rarely-used rule to limit Republican filibusters during a rare weekend meeting of the House focused on gun bills. Revare and Lewis lead the way in a crowded race. The pieces of legislation would give municipalities, including Denver, the power to impose rent control and allow safe injection sites. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed. Striding for Equine Excellence! we spoke to four of Denvers past mayors about how to pick a mayor, canceled a contract for her jail reentry program, announced on March 16 he was dropping out of the race, Here are the mayoral candidates who qualified for the ballot, Denver Auditor Tim OBrien cruises to re-election, There are more than 21,000 votes left to be counted in Denver, Kwame Spearman resigns as Tattered Cover CEO to weigh a run for Denver Public School board, Bidding wars return to the Denver real-estate market, as workforce housing is in short supply, Denver City Council District 9: Incumbent Candi CdeBaca likely heading to runoff with challenger Darrell Watson, Denver City Council District 10 results: Incumbent Chris Hinds leads but his runoff opponents are in a tight race, Denver City Council District 7: Flor Alvidrez leads the way and three other candidates are vying for a second runoff spot, Referred Questions 2M and 2N results: zoning and protest petition rules likely to be updated, Denver City Council District 8: Brad Revare and Shontel Lewis look set for runoff, Denver City Council races results: incumbents facing challengers in districts 1, 2 and 5 are likely heading for reelection, Denver City Council at-large results: Gonzales-Gutierrez, Parady, Tate and Leiker are in a tight four-way race for two open seats, Referred Question 2O results: Voters defeat Park Hill Golf Course redevelopment. DENVER (KDVR) With early results in, two candidates for Denver mayor are holding close leads, with the potential to meet again in a runoff. The winner of the runoff will take over from Mayor Michael Hancock in July. Roberts has been a leader in criminal justice reform, working on police accountability bills at the Statehouse. In Denvers mayoral election, 16 candidates is likely to be whittled down to just two people advancing to the runoff. Updated: 5:08 PM MST March 3, 2023 DENVER Denver voters dont know who to vote for. The citys new Fair Elections Fund matching program made up 58% of the money raised by the 12 mayoral candidates participating in that program. Most of that outside cash nearly $3.6 million is going toward the mayoral contest. Both proposals have left candidates split along roughly the same lines as they fall on a spectrum from moderate to progressive. About $8 million went to match donations of $50 and less by a factor of nine. Shes fought for environmental cleanup in Globeville and Elyria-Swansea and affordable housing. Editor's note: This story is developing and will be updated. One candidate on the ballot, Kwame Spearman, has since dropped out of the race. With updated results, Hinds may face Shannon Hoffman or Noah Kaplan on June 6. A Better Denver spent more than $974,000 to support Brough, with $471,000 of that coming from the National Association of Realtors Fund. There are 16 candidates for mayor. Hes backed a successful initiative to tax cigarettes for social programs, and withdrew a different initiative to tax marijuana for other programs. Investment banker Thomas Wolf last ran in 2011. Nick Campion and Adam Estroff are in a close second and third. Drop us a note at tips@coloradosun.com. (A candidate needed to win more than 50% of the vote to win the race outright on Tuesday.). Businessman Yemi Mobolade, a political newcomer and African immigrant, and former Secretary of State Wayne Williams appeared headed for a runoff based on early returns in the Colorado Springs mayoral election. Denver's election delivered a collective message from voters: Homelessness and crime are major concerns, but pragmatic solutions are preferred over drastic course corrections pitched by candidates at the far reaches of the political spectrum. Stay tuned for more results. About Brough: The once head of the Denver Metro Chamber of Commerce, pledged to crack down on crime and arrest unhoused people living on city streets. Lisa Caldern, the third-place candidate in the 2019 mayoral race, has been rabble-rousing since childhood. Read Johnstons responses to our questionnaire. Support local journalism by becoming a member. document.getElementById( "ak_js_1" ).setAttribute( "value", ( new Date() ).getTime() ); Copyright 2023 Nexstar Media Inc. All rights reserved. (Seriously, we checked.) Election results for the Denver mayoral race Mayor - Precinct Leader Map 2023 Mapbox OpenStreetMap City & County of Denver - 2023 Municipal General Election Map Graph Table Navigation (click to expand) Mayor - Citywide Votes Al Gardner Andy Rougeot Aurelio Martinez Chris Hansen Deborah "Debbie" Ortega Ean Thomas Tafoya James Walsh Kelly Brough Brough and Mike Johnston were the leading vote-getters in the race, which fielded 16 candidates. All are vying for an increasingly powerful position in a city that faces a rising crime rate not seen for decades, growing homeless encampments and dizzying housing costs. The pieces of legislation would give municipalities, including Denver, the power to impose rent control and allow safe injection sites. Why not an elderly woman?. Hes been a high school teacher, an author, a CEO of the foundation Gary Community Ventures, and an architect of affordable housing policy. Gov. She was raised in Germany and has worked as a caretaker and a secretary. Four people are running as write-in candidates, which means they didnt get enough signatures to qualify, but you can write their name in on election day. Shes also filed a federal lawsuit against Denver, after the city canceled a contract for her jail reentry program, a move she claims was retaliation by Hancock for criticism against the city. Denverite is powered by you. Heres who they are: Long-time Denver activist and City Council public comment regular Jesse Parris, who ran unsuccessfully for an at-large council seat in 2019. Going back further, after his tenure as Denver mayor, Democrat Frederico Pea went on to become U.S. Energy Secretary under former President Bill Clinton. When hes not working as an IT professional at Salud Family Health, Al Gardner has spent his time on many boards and commissions throughout Denver. Council members are considered full-time and are paid nearly $97,000 a year. With new results, she currently sits in first place. He doesnt see himself as anti-development, but he wants neighborhoods to have more of a say. State Senator Chris Hansen grew up on a farm on the Kansas-Colorado border. The Otterson Lake Farm team has truly flourished over the past 10 years and we look forward to an even brighter future. "If we get that wrong, you end up like a lot of other big cities where no middle class people can live. We have a homeless problem. Those who wouldn't enforce it include candidate Herod and Caldern. P7_LSMop('p7LSM_2',3,0,100,500,1,1,1,1,0,1,5,1,0,1,0,0,0,100,1); Davidson from 2013 to 2021. Denvers mayor is paid more than $188,000, with the City Council poised to potentially hike the salary and benefits package in a future meeting. Jared Polis won that contest, defeating Johnston and two other candidates. In addition to mayor, Denver voters decided on city council members, auditor and three ballot questions. Wolf has not returned a completed candidate questionnaire. Photo by Hyoung Chang/The Denver Post And I think the city has an obligation to be a part of that movement.. Denver Mayoral Candidate Kelly Brough looks ahead to the runoff election. In 2019, five mayoral candidates raised a total of $4.6 million for the municipal election and runoff. As Mayor Michael Hancock is now finishing his third term, this is Denvers first mayoral election without an incumbent in 12 years. This article contains new, firsthand information uncovered by its reporter(s). Get complete Denver election results for the city's April 4, 2023 municipal election, including mayor and ballot questions, with live updates from FOX31 KDVR and Colorado's Very Own Channel 2 KWGN. Diana Romero Campbell was beating Tony Pigford with 56% of the vote in the open District 4 seat. Ultimately, she chose Brough, saying she felt had the experience and provided enough specifics to deliver on the job. Its the last city recreation center used to shelter migrants to reopen. Denverite reported Friday that Johnston asked city elections officials whether he could transfer money from his abandoned 2020 U.S. Senate contest, an account with more than $1 million, to Advancing Denver. More by Jesse Paul, Got a story tip? Read Rodriguezs responses to our questionnaire. Whats next for the Park Hill golf course? Those include the recently passed Waste No More, which mandated recycling in apartments and businesses, and the Green Roofs Initiative. Here are some other interesting nuggets about outside spending in the mayoral and city council races: Heres a look at the money being spent for and against candidates in the Denver election through Sunday. He also wants more infrastructure for electric vehicles, and plants to cut street sweeping tickets to $25 on day one. He is As she has throughout her life, she will bring people together to get things done, meet the moment, and create real change for Denver.. Denver's election delivered a collective message from voters: Homelessness and crime are major concerns, but pragmatic solutions are preferred over drastic course corrections pitched by candidates at the far reaches of the political spectrum. Aurelio Martinez doesnt have your typical political background; hes a former boxer, boxing coach and CEO of Inside Boxing. As of 11:30 p.m., 60% of the votes counted were opposed to the measure while 40% were in favor. But candidates for mayor and other offices also benefited for the first time from the citys Fair Elections Fund, intended to discourage big donors from influencing Venture capitalist Reid Hoffman, a cofounder of LinkedIn, tops the list with nearly $905,000 to Advancing Denver. Together, we can reimagine a city that works for all of us.. Education matters (though the mayor has little say in it). Former State Sen. Mike Johnston has worn many hats. That group is backing Travis Leiker in the at-large City Council contest, while opposing Councilwoman Candi CdeBaca and council candidates Tiffany Caudill, Tony Pigford and Shontel Lewis. Avalanche playoff tickets already on sale, Denver sports raked in this much money last year, Uras throws 6 shutout innings, Dodgers beat Rockies, Rockets prevent Nuggets from clinching West with, Avs clinch playoff spot in OT win over Sharks, Watch: Kelly Brough joins FOX31 Morning News, Watch: Mike Johnston joins FOX31 Morning News, Top products for your pet from the BestReviews Testing, 13 best Burts Bees baby products on Amazon, Arkansas House OKs social media age verification, Hundreds walk out of class to protest gun violence, Emergency pothole repair set for I-70 near the tunnel, Stauch phone calls discussing immunity played at, Family calls for tips in unsolved death of teen girl, EPA tightens mercury emissions limits at coal power, Jury in Dominion v. Fox wont hear about Jan. 6, To counter China, US trade rep seeks closer ties, New Ram electric pickup can go up to 500 miles on, Security guard fired after shoplifter punched him, Police stop driver with tags from 2020 in Wheat Ridge, Retirees are fleeing Colorado, except in this city, Do Not Sell or Share My Personal Information. He didnt follow through after city officials said it wasnt clear whether that would be allowed. //-->,
DENVER, CO - APRIL 4 : Kelly Brough, a Denver mayoral candidate, is in election night watch party at Reel Works in Denver, Colorado on Tuesday, April 4, 2023. WebFederal elections 2019 2023 Denver elections Election dates Filing deadline: January 19, 2023 General election: April 4, 2023 Runoff election: June 6, 2023 Election stats Offices up: Mayor Total seats up: 1 ( click here for other city elections) Election type: Nonpartisan Other municipal elections U.S. municipal elections, 2023 Denverites can register to vote through election day. This years winner will be only the sixth mayor elected since 1968. The 2O referred questionfailed 60% to 40% to remove the easement on the golf course to make way for development. All four of those. Denver Mayoral Candidate Mike Johnston looks ahead to the runoff election. Denver mayoral candidate Mike Johnston autographs yard signs for the children of his supporters before entering an election eve watch party in a hotel in lower downtown Denver. This is the first open mayors race in 12 years since Michael Hancock was elected in 2011. By the end of Tuesday night, just over 100,000 votes, in a city of half a million registered voters, had been counted. Office buildings sit empty. And were not going to let that happen.. Central issues for this mayoral race include housing affordability, homelessness and public safety.Voters will also be considering eight open city council seats, including two at-large members who will represent the whole city of Denver. Incumbents Chris Hinds, in District 10, and Candi CdeBaca, in District 9, looked like they were headed to the runoff as of 11:30 p.m.. Two other open council seats Districts 7 and 8 with multiple candidates also appear headed to the runoff. The Unaffiliated is our twice-weekly newsletter on Colorado politics and policy. Heres more about her homelessness plan, and her promise if elected: Kelly has walked a unique path to become Denvers next mayor. The staff at CBS News Colorado is Covering Colorado First. Rodriguez describes himself as a city builder who grew up in public housing and spent his career financing public housing and other projects. Twitter: @fishnette (Seriously, we checked.) If nothing else, they have plenty of choices. The stakes are high, said Ty Robertson, an engineer in Denver and Johnston supporter. All of the candidates are also vying for the political post that's become a steppingstone for ambitious politicians. OBrien was slow to get a campaign off the ground, but his incumbency and his own key endorsements helped him to gain more than 60 percent of the vote. Heres his plan on homelessness and mental health, and his promise to the city: I have spent the last several months in city builder and community builder mode, listening to community members and leaders and sharing my vision and solutions for Denvers most pressing challenges and whats possible for our citys future. Heres his plan on homelessness, and his promise to the city: Denver, its time to come together to build a city that offers a good life. By the numbers: Other candidates landing near the top Tuesday included: Lisa Caldern (15.2%), Andy Rougeot (12.9%) and Leslie Herod (9.5%). So does transportation (also not a big mayoral issue). Hes lived in Denver for over 20 years, but in 2019, unsuccessfully ran for president of his native country, Cte dIvoire. 2023 The Associated Press. Democrats invoked a rarely-used rule to limit Republican filibusters during a rare weekend meeting of the House focused on gun bills. Revare and Lewis lead the way in a crowded race. The pieces of legislation would give municipalities, including Denver, the power to impose rent control and allow safe injection sites. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed. Striding for Equine Excellence! we spoke to four of Denvers past mayors about how to pick a mayor, canceled a contract for her jail reentry program, announced on March 16 he was dropping out of the race, Here are the mayoral candidates who qualified for the ballot, Denver Auditor Tim OBrien cruises to re-election, There are more than 21,000 votes left to be counted in Denver, Kwame Spearman resigns as Tattered Cover CEO to weigh a run for Denver Public School board, Bidding wars return to the Denver real-estate market, as workforce housing is in short supply, Denver City Council District 9: Incumbent Candi CdeBaca likely heading to runoff with challenger Darrell Watson, Denver City Council District 10 results: Incumbent Chris Hinds leads but his runoff opponents are in a tight race, Denver City Council District 7: Flor Alvidrez leads the way and three other candidates are vying for a second runoff spot, Referred Questions 2M and 2N results: zoning and protest petition rules likely to be updated, Denver City Council District 8: Brad Revare and Shontel Lewis look set for runoff, Denver City Council races results: incumbents facing challengers in districts 1, 2 and 5 are likely heading for reelection, Denver City Council at-large results: Gonzales-Gutierrez, Parady, Tate and Leiker are in a tight four-way race for two open seats, Referred Question 2O results: Voters defeat Park Hill Golf Course redevelopment. DENVER (KDVR) With early results in, two candidates for Denver mayor are holding close leads, with the potential to meet again in a runoff. The winner of the runoff will take over from Mayor Michael Hancock in July. Roberts has been a leader in criminal justice reform, working on police accountability bills at the Statehouse. In Denvers mayoral election, 16 candidates is likely to be whittled down to just two people advancing to the runoff. Updated: 5:08 PM MST March 3, 2023 DENVER Denver voters dont know who to vote for. The citys new Fair Elections Fund matching program made up 58% of the money raised by the 12 mayoral candidates participating in that program. Most of that outside cash nearly $3.6 million is going toward the mayoral contest. 
Both proposals have left candidates split along roughly the same lines as they fall on a spectrum from moderate to progressive. About $8 million went to match donations of $50 and less by a factor of nine. Shes fought for environmental cleanup in Globeville and Elyria-Swansea and affordable housing. Editor's note: This story is developing and will be updated. One candidate on the ballot, Kwame Spearman, has since dropped out of the race. With updated results, Hinds may face Shannon Hoffman or Noah Kaplan on June 6. A Better Denver spent more than $974,000 to support Brough, with $471,000 of that coming from the National Association of Realtors Fund. There are 16 candidates for mayor. Hes backed a successful initiative to tax cigarettes for social programs, and withdrew a different initiative to tax marijuana for other programs. Investment banker Thomas Wolf last ran in 2011. Nick Campion and Adam Estroff are in a close second and third. Drop us a note at tips@coloradosun.com. (A candidate needed to win more than 50% of the vote to win the race outright on Tuesday.). Businessman Yemi Mobolade, a political newcomer and African immigrant, and former Secretary of State Wayne Williams appeared headed for a runoff based on early returns in the Colorado Springs mayoral election. Denver's election delivered a collective message from voters: Homelessness and crime are major concerns, but pragmatic solutions are preferred over drastic course corrections pitched by candidates at the far reaches of the political spectrum. Stay tuned for more results. About Brough: The once head of the Denver Metro Chamber of Commerce, pledged to crack down on crime and arrest unhoused people living on city streets. Lisa Caldern, the third-place candidate in the 2019 mayoral race, has been rabble-rousing since childhood. Read Johnstons responses to our questionnaire. Support local journalism by becoming a member. document.getElementById( "ak_js_1" ).setAttribute( "value", ( new Date() ).getTime() ); Copyright 2023 Nexstar Media Inc. All rights reserved. (Seriously, we checked.) Election results for the Denver mayoral race Mayor - Precinct Leader Map 2023 Mapbox OpenStreetMap City & County of Denver - 2023 Municipal General Election Map Graph Table Navigation (click to expand) Mayor - Citywide Votes Al Gardner Andy Rougeot Aurelio Martinez Chris Hansen Deborah "Debbie" Ortega Ean Thomas Tafoya James Walsh Kelly Brough Brough and Mike Johnston were the leading vote-getters in the race, which fielded 16 candidates. All are vying for an increasingly powerful position in a city that faces a rising crime rate not seen for decades, growing homeless encampments and dizzying housing costs. The pieces of legislation would give municipalities, including Denver, the power to impose rent control and allow safe injection sites. Why not an elderly woman?. Hes been a high school teacher, an author, a CEO of the foundation Gary Community Ventures, and an architect of affordable housing policy. Gov. She was raised in Germany and has worked as a caretaker and a secretary. Four people are running as write-in candidates, which means they didnt get enough signatures to qualify, but you can write their name in on election day. 
Shes also filed a federal lawsuit against Denver, after the city canceled a contract for her jail reentry program, a move she claims was retaliation by Hancock for criticism against the city. Denverite is powered by you. Heres who they are: Long-time Denver activist and City Council public comment regular Jesse Parris, who ran unsuccessfully for an at-large council seat in 2019. Going back further, after his tenure as Denver mayor, Democrat Frederico Pea went on to become U.S. Energy Secretary under former President Bill Clinton. When hes not working as an IT professional at Salud Family Health, Al Gardner has spent his time on many boards and commissions throughout Denver. Council members are considered full-time and are paid nearly $97,000 a year. With new results, she currently sits in first place. He doesnt see himself as anti-development, but he wants neighborhoods to have more of a say. State Senator Chris Hansen grew up on a farm on the Kansas-Colorado border. The Otterson Lake Farm team has truly flourished over the past 10 years and we look forward to an even brighter future. "If we get that wrong, you end up like a lot of other big cities where no middle class people can live. We have a homeless problem. Those who wouldn't enforce it include candidate Herod and Caldern. P7_LSMop('p7LSM_2',3,0,100,500,1,1,1,1,0,1,5,1,0,1,0,0,0,100,1); Davidson from 2013 to 2021. Denvers mayor is paid more than $188,000, with the City Council poised to potentially hike the salary and benefits package in a future meeting. Jared Polis won that contest, defeating Johnston and two other candidates. In addition to mayor, Denver voters decided on city council members, auditor and three ballot questions. Wolf has not returned a completed candidate questionnaire. Photo by Hyoung Chang/The Denver Post And I think the city has an obligation to be a part of that movement.. Denver Mayoral Candidate Kelly Brough looks ahead to the runoff election. In 2019, five mayoral candidates raised a total of $4.6 million for the municipal election and runoff. As Mayor Michael Hancock is now finishing his third term, this is Denvers first mayoral election without an incumbent in 12 years. This article contains new, firsthand information uncovered by its reporter(s). Get complete Denver election results for the city's April 4, 2023 municipal election, including mayor and ballot questions, with live updates from FOX31 KDVR and Colorado's Very Own Channel 2 KWGN. Diana Romero Campbell was beating Tony Pigford with 56% of the vote in the open District 4 seat. Ultimately, she chose Brough, saying she felt had the experience and provided enough specifics to deliver on the job. Its the last city recreation center used to shelter migrants to reopen. Denverite reported Friday that Johnston asked city elections officials whether he could transfer money from his abandoned 2020 U.S. Senate contest, an account with more than $1 million, to Advancing Denver. More by Jesse Paul, Got a story tip? Read Rodriguezs responses to our questionnaire. Whats next for the Park Hill golf course? Those include the recently passed Waste No More, which mandated recycling in apartments and businesses, and the Green Roofs Initiative. Here are some other interesting nuggets about outside spending in the mayoral and city council races: Heres a look at the money being spent for and against candidates in the Denver election through Sunday. He also wants more infrastructure for electric vehicles, and plants to cut street sweeping tickets to $25 on day one. He is As she has throughout her life, she will bring people together to get things done, meet the moment, and create real change for Denver.. Denver's election delivered a collective message from voters: Homelessness and crime are major concerns, but pragmatic solutions are preferred over drastic course corrections pitched by candidates at the far reaches of the political spectrum. Aurelio Martinez doesnt have your typical political background; hes a former boxer, boxing coach and CEO of Inside Boxing. As of 11:30 p.m., 60% of the votes counted were opposed to the measure while 40% were in favor. But candidates for mayor and other offices also benefited for the first time from the citys Fair Elections Fund, intended to discourage big donors from influencing Venture capitalist Reid Hoffman, a cofounder of LinkedIn, tops the list with nearly $905,000 to Advancing Denver. Together, we can reimagine a city that works for all of us.. Education matters (though the mayor has little say in it). Former State Sen. Mike Johnston has worn many hats. That group is backing Travis Leiker in the at-large City Council contest, while opposing Councilwoman Candi CdeBaca and council candidates Tiffany Caudill, Tony Pigford and Shontel Lewis. 
Avalanche playoff tickets already on sale, Denver sports raked in this much money last year, Uras throws 6 shutout innings, Dodgers beat Rockies, Rockets prevent Nuggets from clinching West with, Avs clinch playoff spot in OT win over Sharks, Watch: Kelly Brough joins FOX31 Morning News, Watch: Mike Johnston joins FOX31 Morning News, Top products for your pet from the BestReviews Testing, 13 best Burts Bees baby products on Amazon, Arkansas House OKs social media age verification, Hundreds walk out of class to protest gun violence, Emergency pothole repair set for I-70 near the tunnel, Stauch phone calls discussing immunity played at, Family calls for tips in unsolved death of teen girl, EPA tightens mercury emissions limits at coal power, Jury in Dominion v. Fox wont hear about Jan. 6, To counter China, US trade rep seeks closer ties, New Ram electric pickup can go up to 500 miles on, Security guard fired after shoplifter punched him, Police stop driver with tags from 2020 in Wheat Ridge, Retirees are fleeing Colorado, except in this city, Do Not Sell or Share My Personal Information. He didnt follow through after city officials said it wasnt clear whether that would be allowed. //-->,