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
Colorado wants cities to reduce their use of parking minimums. Denver could go even further.
The airport will use $1 million in state grant funding to buy eight little electric buses.
By: Shilpa Gupta, Jonathan J. Taliercio, Hadley M. Wood, Mohamed Eltemamy, Samuel C. Haywood, David Shin, Rebecca A. Campbell, Amanda Nizam, Andrew Wood, Erick M. Remer, Amy S. Nowacki, Nima Almassi, Georges-Pascal, Kyle Harris
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By: Kyle Harris
The Downtown Development Authority is set to revamp the central city with hundreds of millions of dollars in spending.
The festival — May 31 and June 1, 2025 — will feature performances from Khruangbin, Sylvan Esso, Trampled by Turtles, Waxahatchee and more.
By: Kyle Harris
Denver City Council is considering changes to the city’s Fair Elections Fund — a voter-approved program that gives public money to political candidates.
The city says Raíces owes about $34,000 in taxes. Ownership is in talks to avoid seizure.
Zoo Lights will still cost extra.
Jake Johns, a comic book collector for 40 years, lives his dream job organizing Mile High Comics’ collection that holds an estimated 1,373,400 issues. The company is one of America’s largest comics dealers.
The Department of Public Safety refuses to measure how long it takes for patients to receive treatment after first-responders arrive.
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