Hello neighbors! It’s Tuesday, November 8th. Denver That is, it Election day! Have you submitted your ballot? Here’s what’s happening around town, including the news below.
- Denver’s Rental Permit Program Designed To prevent slum lords from renting crappy apartments. So far, less than 300 successful applications for the required licenses have been made.
- NFT Scammer In Denver, a $275,000 judgment was handed down.
- cerebrum brewery give the employee’s leave Go out and vote.
Weather for Tuesday: Partly sunny. High: 59 Low: 41.
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Here are today’s top Denver news:
- Employees at Cerebral Brewing in Denver are taking paid time off to vote. The brewery is giving employees up to two hours off this year to research issues and candidates and submit votes. Brewery owner Sean Buchan said the company started the practice two years ago during the 2020 presidential election as a perk for its employees.(9News)
- Of Denver’s more than 25,000 rental units, fewer than 300 have applied for permits. Beginning in January, all landlords of rental units and above must obtain a permit from the City of Denver. The problem is that only a handful have been compliant so far. (denverite)
- States need to be proactive to expand the use of electric vehicles. The historic federal laws that have laid the groundwork for transforming the U.S. transportation sector require states to provide networks that provide charging options for all these vehicles that will eventually hit the road. (CO Newsline)
- Denver NFT scammer arrested and has to pay back $275,000. Tyler Gaye allegedly took money from investors to buy Non-Fungible Tokens (NFTs), but instead of participating in the deal, Gaye took the money and fled. Last Friday, a Denver judge awarded Gaye a default judgment of $275,000 after he failed to comply with the lawsuit. (local today)
- Wildfire risk factors increase as the region can experience dry and windy winters. Fire experts are preparing for the worst this winter, using last December’s Marshall fires as a benchmark. (FOX31)
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- Cirque du Soleil Bringing that big top show back to Colorado. (9 news)
- Check out the artwork that is tHe is a staff favorite at the Denver Art Museum. Learn about these DAM staff favorites. (dam)
- Volunteer of the Year 9NEWS December 3rd (Sat) Light Parade (KUSA)
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That’s all for today. See you Wednesday morning for the latest edition of Denver Her Daily. — Brad K. Evans
