Here’s What Denver Residents Will Be Voting On This Election
Tax hikes and pit bulls are just the start.
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Denver Hit by Federal Class-Action Lawsuit Over Homeless Camp Sweeps
The class-action lawsuit focuses on actions at three encampments.
COVID Outbreak in Aurora ICE Facility, Nineteen New Positives
The immigrants were housed in the same dormitory.
Colorado Politicians Concerned About Rumored ICE Operation in Denver
“Coming so close to an election, it is disturbing.”
Denver Safe-Camping Site Model Will Open to Public This Weekend
The concept is to educate, not alarm.
Colorado Is Ready for Blast-Off as Home of U.S. Space Command
Aurora and Colorado Springs are both trying to land the permanent headquarters.
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Denver Mushroom Dealer Pleads Guilty in Federal Court
Kole Milner took a plea deal.
House Subcommittee Report Takes Aim at Aurora Immigrant Detention Facility
Kamyar Samimi’s 2017 death is back in the spotlight.
Driver Who Hit Protester Bragged in 2017 About Doing the Same Thing
“Yeah, I was just minding my own damn business.”
When a Driver Hits a Protester, Truth and Rumors Collide
The incident occurred during a September 23 demonstration.
No Charges for Man Who Drove Jeep Through Aurora Protest on I-225
DA George Brauchler announced his decision concerning the July 25 incident.
Mercury Cafe Worried About Saturation of Homeless Services in Neighborhood
Marilyn Megenity’s venue has been a bright spot in the area for decades.
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Homelessness Crosses Borders: It’s a Challenge for Metro Denver
A state task force could improve communication and collaboration.
Asian Americans Protest ICE Head Tony Pham, Vietnamese Refugee
He came to the U.S. as a Vietnamese refugee.
Old Denver Zoning Code Haunting Group Living Amendment Proposal
More than a fifth of the city is still zoned under rules from the ’50s.
Five Points Safe Camping Site Option Faces Neighborhood Opposition
Hancock’s announcement took some by surprise.
Mayor Hancock Proposing Major Cuts for 2021 Denver Budget
City revenues have taken a hit in 2020, and that’s estimated to continue.
Denver City Council Rejects Police Collective Bargaining Agreement
The proposal included a 2.77 percent raise in 2022.
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Neighbors Suggest Safe Camping Site Near Library in Five Points
The area is just off Welton by Sonny Lawson Park
Betting Odds for Denver Broncos Before First Game of Season
Experts are debating whether the team will be over or under 7.5 wins.
Game On: Gilpin County Casinos Restarting Table Games
It’s been a rough couple of months for Colorado casinos.
Why PointsBet Is Wagering Big on Colorado Sports Betting Market
The company has even moved its headquarters here.