While a proposed settlement has been reached between homeless plaintiffs and Denver, the terms may not be approved until this fall.

The settlement comes just weeks before a jury trial was scheduled to begin

“I know that this was a contentious issue, but we’re going to continue to try to save lives.”

Some Globeville residents have raised hell resisting a tiny home village for homeless. Are they just a vocal minority?

Money — and power — are coming together to oppose a ballot initiative that would overturn Denver’s camping ban.

As opposition to supervised use sites heats up, state legislators may delay introducing a bill.

Attorney Jason Flores-Williams argues Denver’s camping ban could prevent witnesses from testifying in the case.

Two pods at the immigrant detention center in Aurora are under quarantine for a chicken pox outbreak, the second in three months.

Organizers behind the tiny home village were sent scrambling to find a new location after the city rejected their plan to move to the TAXI Campus. But they appear to have found a suitable site in Globeville.

The numbers that opponents of supervised use sites have been throwing out there are all over the map.

Shah and his lawyers requested again and again that he be removed from the United States, but it still took over ten months to make his deportation happen.

Cindy Kuikstra and Joelle Fairchild lost sons to overdoses. Now they’re pushing for an idea that keeps more people from dying.

Opponents of supervised use sites for drug users are holding protests and rallies before a statehouse bill is introduced. One group protested during the Martin Luther King Jr. Marade.