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While suffering a setback, the effort to preserve a portion of the El Chapultepec jazz club, a Lower Downtown Denver landmark, is still alive. A city commission has denied an application by Monfort Cos. to redevelop the El Chapultepec building at the corner of 20th and Market streets and a historic, two-story building next door at 1320 20th St.

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Without mentioning Trump, Yellen said that eliminating the IRA’s clean energy tax credits “would be a historic mistake.” U. S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen on Thursday warned that any attempts to roll back the Biden administration’s clean energy tax credits would raise costs for families and jeopardize new investments in U.

The Auraria Higher Education Center has, on several occasions in the past decade, openly defied Denver’s zoning restrictions around digital billboards, the city alleges. City attorneys are asking a judge to force that cluster of colleges just west of downtown to take down two of the three billboards on its campus.

Denver police are relegating food trucks in Lower Downtown to “destination zones” they created for weekend, late-night business after prohibiting the trucks from operating in certain areas to reduce violent crime, DPD said Friday. The four zones permitted by the Denver Department of Transportation and Infrastructure for food truck operations are 18th Street between Larimer and Market streets; Lawrence Street between 20th and 21st streets; Market Street between 17th and 18th streets and 21st Street between Blake and Market streets. The Market Street between 17th and 18th streets location is only being used this weekend because of an upcoming construction project, police said.

By HALELUYA HADERO Amazon is challenging the structure of the National Labor Relations Board in a lawsuit that also accuses the agency of improperly influencing the outcome of a union election at a company warehouse more than two years ago. The complaint, filed Thursday at a federal court in San Antonio, mirrors legal arguments the tech giant made in front of the agency earlier this year after NLRB prosecutors accused the company of maintaining policies that made it challenging for workers to organize and retaliating against some who did so. In the new legal filing, attorneys for Amazon pointed back to a lawsuit the agency filed against the company in March 2022, roughly a week before voting for a union election was set to begin at a company warehouse in the New York borough of Staten Island. Amazon views the agency’s lawsuit, which sought to force the company to give a union organizer his job back, as improperly influencing the outcome of the election.