Colfax Avenue has been known as the Gateway to the Rockies, the longest, wickedest street in America, and as an ethnic melting pot. Now, it's all about gentrification. We look at what's happening today, as well as its storied history. Then, beginning July 1, companies that don't collect sales tax from consumers who buy online are required to send their sales data to the state. Next, the winner of a "Top Chef"-like competition for metalsmiths. And, John Sarmiento, also known as Meta, hated poetry as a kid growing up in Guam. Now the Denver resident is reciting poems in front of live audiences, including one at the United Nations.
- As East Colfax Redevelops, Affordability Goals And Gentrification Are Neck And Neck
- How Colfax Avenue Got Its Name And Its Gritty Reputation
- Your Holidays Just Got A Little Costlier: Supreme Court Upholds Colorado's 'Amazon Tax'
- Colorado Metalsmith Shows His Weapons-Making Mettle On National TV
- He Hated It At First, Then Poetry Helped 'Meta' Sarmiento Find His Voice
