Kyle Harris is a Senior Reporter at Denverite and CPR News. He focuses on the growth of Denver, exploring themes of culture, society, and the complexities of urban life, including accessibility, civil rights, and diversity. His work has been featured in notable publications such as Harvard University, The New Yorker, and Colorado Public Radio, among others.
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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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Public records will now show who lobbyists are working for and who they are meeting with.
By: Kyle Harris
Master-planned communities are gaining renewed relevance as buyers seek a sense of predictability in an uncertain housing market.
By: Kyle Harris
For five months, Mike Coffman has spent Friday nights at the Aurora Regional Navigation Center.
She is remembered for her ability to get a scoop, her grit and her depth of knowledge about Colorado politics.
The former Rocky Mountain News and Denver Post reporter was celebrated for her relentless reporting, deep sources and infectious personality
Celebrate Independence Day at these July 4 festivals from Aurora to Lone Tree, Lakewood to Arvada, Brighton to Commerce City.
A 1,000-square-foot storefront will replace the record shop’s experimental pop-up kiosk.
By: Kyle Harris
The nonprofit says it’s an “incentive,” while the state is investigating a complaint.
By: Kyle Harris
Things will not go as usual.
Denver's set for some new faces in the statehouse.
