Referred Question News Today

Denver voters cast their ballots to decide on Referred Question 2P which would permanently extend the city's sales tax that provides preschool tuition for Denver kids.

The Denver City Council has referred the sales tax that funds the Denver Preschool Program back to city voters for permanent approval at its current 0.15% rate.

Denver voters will decide whether to extend a 0.15% sales tax for the city's preschool program. Supporters say the funds boost what the state offers for universal pre-K.

The $1 billion National Western Center project in Denver is short on money to build a major equestrian center promised as part of the master plan. Now officials are looking to a hotel to generate money that might save it.

The National Western Center project in Denver is short on money to build an equestrian center promised as part of a master plan. Now officials are looking to a hotel to save it.

Colorado lawmakers debate land use legislation -- Senate Bill 213 -- which would bring more density to neighborhoods in pursuit of reducing housing costs.

On Tuesday, 60% of Denver’s voters voted against redeveloping the Park Hill Golf Course, a 155-acre property that has been vacant for five years, into…

On Tuesday, 60% of Denver’s voters voted against redeveloping the Park Hill Golf Course, a 155-acre property that has been vacant for five years, into…

In yesterdays municipal elections, Denver voters roundly rejected a ballot initiative that would have allowed the conversion of a private, shuttered golf…

And we’re not just talking about which mayoral candidates are primed for the June runoff or which ballot measures passed.