Judge Determines Denver Camping Ban Constitutional
The decision will be appealed to the Colorado Supreme Court.
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Group Living Zoning Change Proposal Hits Council Hurdles
The project has been in the works almost three years.
Detainee Transfers Lead to COVID-19 Increase at Aurora ICE Facility
In ten days, the number of positives jumped by ten.
Councilmembers Push Back Against Police Bargaining Agreement
If a second try fails, the deal could head to binding arbitration.
Colorado Advocates Pushing for Statewide Immigrant Legal Defense Fund
Unlike in criminal court, defendants have no right to counsel in immigration court proceedings.
Denver Abiding by Mushroom Decriminalization Rules, Still Going After Dealers
Possession, use and growth are okay.
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Advocates Urging Colorado to Release Medically Vulnerable Prisoners
Close to 900 inmates in Colorado’s prisons have contracted COVID-19.
New Tiny Home Village a Win-Win-Win Solution in Cole
This is the city’s second tiny home village.
Man Arrested for Allegedly Firing Gun at Protests Also Launched Firework at Capitol
Federal prosecutors have charged Felix Missael Alva with possessing a firearm while being an undocumented immigrant.
Denver Voters Will Vote on Sales Tax Increase for Homeless Services
It could raise up to $40 million annually.
Denver City Council Rejects Park Hill Conservation Easement Initiative
A developer bought the former golf course last year.
New City Park Golf Course Set to Open September 1
Tee times are going fast.
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Denver Planning Board Approves Overhauling Group Living Zoning Code
Outdated sections prohibited cooperative living.
Denver Mushroom Advocates Help Put Decriminalization on D.C. Ballot
The crew dropped in this summer to push the proposal.
Council Rejects “Peace Force” Proposal to Abolish Denver Police Department
There will be no “police force” proposal on the November ballot.
What’s the Prognosis for the Tri-County Health Department?
Douglas County’s departure was a troubling symptom.
Leslie Herod Will Push Law Enforcement Radio Encryption Bill
Three earlier proposals have failed, but the fourth could be a charm.
Aurora Still Has $2.5 Million in Emergency Rental Relief Available
The city has over $2.5 million available.
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Springs Man Pleads Guilty to Threatening to Murder ICE Officers
Timothy Hummel, a 26 year-old Colorado Springs resident, pleaded guilty to one count of threatening to murder federal law enforcement officers.
Aurora Launching “Comprehensive Review” of Police Department
There are at least five investigations under way.
ICE Detainees in Teller County Jail Start Hunger Strike Over Conditions
They want to return to the Aurora facility.
Homeless Camps in Central Denver Are Growing, but Nothing New
It often comes down to safety, sharing resources, and a sense of community.