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Andrew Kenney

Denver

Public Affairs Reporter and Co-Host at Colorado Public Radio

Freelance Writer at Freelance

Host at Purplish

Editor of @Denverite, part of @CPRNews. Building a sustainable, trustworthy publication that connects you to your community. [email protected] or DM. #GoHeels

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  • A direct budget flight to Mexico City is coming to Denver later this year

    1 week ago | denverite.com | Andrew Kenney

    Denver International Airport will get a nonstop budget flight to Mexico City this November. Viva Aerobus flights will operate nonstop round-trip between the two cities on Thursdays and Sundays. The flights look to be pretty cheap. A no-frills round trip for a long weekend in December would run you about $210 in total. Comparable flights on other airlines were running a couple hundred bucks more expensive in some cases. That’s for the base fare, of course.

  • Tivoli Brewing to leave Tivoli Student Union building in Auraria

    1 week ago | denverite.com | Andrew Kenney |Paolo Zialcita

    Tivoli Brewing Company is ending its ten-year run on the Auraria Campus in Denver. The taphouse has been closed since Dec. 16, but the campus and the beer company said they were working on a new lease. That never happened, and the closure of the taphouse became official with a joint announcement on Tuesday.

  • Another chunk of Ball Arena parking lots approved for denser development

    1 week ago | denverite.com | Andrew Kenney |Kyle Harris

    Denver City Council on Monday unanimously approved denser development on a few acres near Ball Arena, adding to the potentially huge changes coming to the area. The rezoning applies to 2.5 acres near the arena. The site is known as “the donut hole,” because it is bordered by the arena’s parking lots, which are already part of a major planned development.

  • Nearly 3,000 of you forgot about street sweeping again

    1 week ago | denverite.com | Andrew Kenney

    On April 1, the street-sweeping fleet started rolling across the city again. That also meant the city started enforcing its seasonal parking rules, banning parking on various blocks each day to give the sweepers space to work. And, as usual, a lot of us forgot to move our cars. Walking out onto Logan Street near our office, I spotted a whole row of yellow envelopes stuck in car door handles, like so many unwanted prom corsages.

  • Denver metro’s housing market faces 'price stagnation' with almost 10,000 homes for sale

    1 week ago | denverite.com | Andrew Kenney

    Homebuyers around the Denver metro have a lot more options lately. At the end of March, there were nearly 10,000 houses and attached residences up for sale in the 11-county area. That’s a significant jump from the same time last year, when fewer than 6,000 were listed. That’s according to the latest report from the Denver Metro Association of Realtors.

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Andrew Kenney
Andrew Kenney @AndyKnny
11 Apr 25

Denver’s first ‘diverging diamond’ interchange planned for Speer and I-25. https://t.co/dfrLfkBK2o

Andrew Kenney
Andrew Kenney @AndyKnny
11 Apr 25

Why did they make the cash register look like they just cut its shape out of a square building? https://t.co/xWefFA0NH2

Andrew Kenney
Andrew Kenney @AndyKnny
9 Apr 25

NEW: City of Denver proposes spending $70M of public dollars on NWSL stadium and surrounding area. $50M would go to buying the land + on-site improvements. $20M for nearby bridges, paths, roads, etc. https://t.co/rdIpcxED21