Denver Staffer Suing the City Among Those Cut by Layoffs
Jessica Calderon alleges the city wrongly denied her a promotion. Now she’s among the dozens of staffers hurt by layoffs.
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What Is a Sanctuary City? How Denver’s Federal Designation Works.
Although the term “sanctuary city” is all over the national news now, the term’s ties to Denver stretch back decades.
Three Colorado Towns Will Host New ICE Detention Centers
ICE plans to open three new facilities and nearly triple its capacity for detained immigrants in Colorado.
Poll: Nearly 90 Percent of Coloradans Consider Cost of Living a “Very Serious Problem”
The annual Pulse Poll found that Coloradans are worried about government and politics more than ever before with Trump back.
The Salvation Army Ditches Denver’s Hotels for the Homeless
The decision came as the Salvation Army was under increased public criticism for security at the shelters.
New Colorado Ice Facility Planned for Front Range Town: What to Know
In July, court documents revealed that ICE was eyeing six spots in Colorado.
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Deadly Bird Disease Spotted in South Denver
Humans can’t get infected with avian pox, but it can be fatal to wild and domesticated birds, including pets and livestock.
Loveland Struggles to Find the Right Response to Homelessness
The city wants to stop spending millions on shelters, but doesn’t want to sweep encampments without them.
Strategic Plan Could Open a New Chapter for Aurora Library System
“We’re not a very well-funded library system, so we have to do a lot with a little,” says Ginger White Brunetti.
Three Seniors Attacked Shortly After Latest Denver Protest
Law enforcement and witnesses confirmed the incidents, but the identities of the attackers are unknown.
Denver Council Turns Down Focus Points Rezoning Request in Unanimous Vote
Former Comal workers have accused the nonprofit of wage theft, but that wasn’t the deciding factor for councilmembers Monday night.
Six Immigrants Who Worked at Comal Accuse Nonprofit of Wage Theft
The restaurant where they worked once landed on a New York Times list of the best spots in the country. But Focus Points closed the eatery.
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Denver Rage Against the Regime Protest: When, Where, What to Know
Here’s what you need to know to before going to the Rage Against the Regime protest in Denver on Saturday, August 2.
Two Denver Suburbs Rank Among Top Places to Buy First Home
Buying a house in Colorado isn’t so bad, after all, according to a new nationwide ranking.
Colorado Congressman Sues Trump After Denial at ICE Detention Facility
Jason Crow spearheaded a successful bill in 2019 that allows all congressmembers to access immigration detention facilities without notice.
Residents Tell City Council They Want More Out of Vibrant Denver Bond Plan
The current slate of projects lacks bike and pedestrian infrastructure and affordable housing, they complain.
Denver Homelessness Programs Threatened by Trump’s Latest Executive Orders
Cuts to housing, more sweeps and detaining people with mental illness are among Trump’s newest orders for homelessness.
No Flex Zone: Denver Urban Policy Advocates Want Bike Lane Dividers Back
Flex posts kept bike lanes clear of parked cars, according to Strong Denver, which is still upset over the city’s sudden swap.
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Pedal Backwards: Here’s What Denver Bike Lanes Looked Like in 1975
A map of Denver’s biking infrastructure from 1975 shows how far the city has come, but some problems still linger.
Denver Clerk Upset by Vibrant Bond Snub Amid Election Security Fears
Denver Clerk and Recorder Paul López says a $50 million warehouse is needed for the sake of local election security.
Denver Good Trouble Lives On Protest Causes Little as Thousands March
“Losing our democracy, that’s what concerns me most.”
Activists, Former Inmates Want Successful Housing Shelter to Sell Itself to Stay Open
“They helped me gain confidence back in myself, raised my self-esteem and gave me courage to be an adult, to do what’s responsible.”