Kyle Harris is a Reporter at Denverite and Colorado Public Radio. He focuses on Denver's growth, exploring social issues such as homelessness and the dynamics of the city's real estate and construction sectors. His work has been featured in notable outlets including Harvard University, The New Yorker, and Westword.
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Kyle Harris' reporting primarily focuses on local government and politics, with a significant emphasis on real estate and housing issues in Denver. His articles often cite data and cover announcements from local authorities.
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By: Kyle Harris, Alex Scoville
The legendary Capitol Hill store’s latest experiment will test whether Aurora’s Stanley Marketplace could make for a good long-term home.
Roughly 2,500 voters decided to take on debt for the Downtown Development Authority. Here’s how that money might be used.
Will the immersive Camp Christmas return? If we “miss it enough.”
The cause of the smell is unknown, but carbon monoxide was detected.
This year’s general fund budget, $1.76 billion, will see a mere 0.6 percent increase from last year’s $1.74 billion general fund budget. This is the slowest growth in the general fund the City of Denver has seen in 14 years, since just after the great recession.
By: Kyle Harris, Kevin J. Beaty
The city is exploring building six courts at the corner of Lincoln and Colfax Avenue.
A new proposal would include 20-story towers and 700 parking spots.
By: Kyle Harris
“We're not going to sell out those values to anyone. We're not going to be bullied into changing them.”
Denver Auditor Tim O’Brien released a scathing report Thursday on how the city of Denver is managing its homeless shelter program. The office
Jessica Calderon’s allegations include sex discrimination, retaliation and violations of her First Amendment rights.
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