🔎 Why we’re still talking about JonBenét Ramsey’s murder

📰 Why We’re Still Talking About JonBenét Ramsey’s Murder

A new Netflix documentary has brought the 28-year-old Boulder cold case to light once again, but this time a new question surfaces: Is there anything new to be learned? Or has the infamous crime just become the fodder for true crime entertainment? [City Cast Denver 🎧]

🫠 Why It Takes the City Forever to Address Abandoned Buildings

When a Denver resident files a complaint over a derelict property, who’s in charge of addressing the problem? According to Councilwoman Amanda Sawyer, the answer isn’t really clear, leaving the situation stuck in an incessant “doom loop” with no real resolution. [Westword]

🚘 Denver Gears Up For a Major Parking Debate

Mayor Mike Johnston is considering a controversial proposal to eliminate parking requirements for new construction across the city in an effort to spur denser housing development. [Denverite]

🔎 Secretary of State Gets Slap on the Wrist for Security Breach

An investigation into the security breach that jeopardized state elections passwords earlier this year is placing at least some of the blame on Secretary of State Jena Griswold. The breach was determined to be accidental and largely unforeseeable, but investigators also concluded that some of her staffers had not been properly trained. [Westword]