Boulder Holding Event to Help Immigrants With Questions About Immigration Law
The City of Boulder is teaming up with the University of Colorado Law School to help local immigrants better understand immigration law.
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Mayor Mike Johnston Looking to Nonprofits, Converted Hotels and Commercial Buildings for Homeless Housing
Denver’s new mayor gave his first big update on how he plans to shelter 1,000 more individuals by 2024.
Denver Is Training Interpreters for Free to Facilitate Language Access for Immigrants and Refugees
City officials are looking to train anyone who is proficient in English and one of more than a dozen languages, including Cantonese, Arabic, Spanish and Swahili.
Kids From Around the World Sworn In as American Citizens at Children’s Museum
For the second year in a row, the Children’s Museum of Denver held a U.S. citizenship event on July 20 for kids looking to become Americans through their parents.
Get Ready to Shop, Eat and Dance at the Colombian Independence Festival
The festival, which honors Colombian Independence Day, goes down on Sunday from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. at Pulaski Park.
Denver Researchers Find New Ways That City Surroundings Worsen People’s Health
A new study conducted by CU Denver researchers found that neighborhoods can be risk factors for severe illness.
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Meet the Denver Vendor Who’s Served the City’s Top Dogs for Decades
“It was always a highlight of the day,” Michael Hancock says. “Grab a hot dog and chat with her about what was going on.”
People Keep Leaving Dogs Inside of Hot Cars, Hundreds Reported
So far in 2023, more than 300 calls have been made to Denver Animal Protection about dogs being left inside of cars on hot days.
Arapahoe County Clearing Arrest Warrants at Second Chances Event, Murderers Not Welcome
Eligible warrants that can be cleared at the July 15 “Second Chances” event include misdemeanors, Class 4 drug felonies, and Class 5 and 6 felonies.
Denver Film Gurus Talk Hidden Gems, Unknown Movie Roles on Podcast
Childhood friends Paul DeMarte and Mike Genova talk about films you’ve never heard of on their Denver-based podcast Rabbit Troop Sucks.
Mark Ferrandino Tapped by Governor Polis to Lead State Planning and Budget
A political stalwart, Mark Ferrandino has been working in the Polis administration as executive director of Colorado’s Department of Revenue since 2020.
From Cyclone to Twister III: Ride Through Denver’s Roller Coaster History
Another chapter was added to the roller coaster history books last week with the debut of Twister III: Storm Chaser at Denver’s Elitch Gardens.
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Denver Will Clear Low-Level Arrest Warrants at Saturday’s Fresh Start
On Saturday, you can check the status of a warrant – without the fear of being arrested.
Chicano Humanities and Arts Council Returning to Santa Fe Drive
The nonprofit was given a gallery building on Santa Fe Drive.
Cabin Tap House Shooter Sentenced to 62 Years for New Year’s Day Killings
At his sentencing, Levi Diecidue apologized for the 2022 New Year’s Day shooting – claiming his heart “was filled with rage and anger at the time.”
Killer of Fabulous Boogienauts Singer Jennifer Gelvin Sentenced to Eighty Years in Prison
Matthew Madden murdered his estranged wife and their neighbor in September 2021.
U.S. Supreme Court Rules in Hearing Colorado Social Media Stalking Case
Billy Raymond Counterman had been convicted of stalking musician Coles Whalen through online messages. But were they “true threats”?
Denver City Council Approves La Raza Park as Third Historic Cultural District
Denver’s Chicano movement held rallies here…and was attacked by the police.
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Bryan Scarbeary Hiked From His Birthplace to the Top of Mount Evans
Bryan Scarbeary wants to climb Everest one day. He started smaller.
This Submersible Sat at the Bottom of a Colorado Lake for Forty Years
Molly Brown isn’t this landlocked state’s only tie to the Titanic.
Daphne Salone Wants to Save Her Tennyson Street House as a Historic Reminder
The owner of a century-old house on Tennyson Street wants to make the building a historic landmark.
Homeless Encampments Along Aurora’s Highways Reveal Growing Unsheltered Population
The city passed a camping ban in 2022.