Candi CdeBaca Not Taking Voluntary Furlough as a Protest
The councilwoman characterizes her decision as a protest against budget mismanagement.
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Will Pandemic Change How Council Makes Zoning Decisions?
Some members didn’t think the giant project did enough for affordability.
The Slow, Desperate First Days of Legal Sports Betting in Colorado
The beginning of legal sports betting in Colorado has been slow.
Judge Rules Weld County Sheriff Not Doing Enough to Protect Detainees
The case against Steve Reams will continue.
Service Providers Explore New Paths to Safe Camping Site
Funders are ready to pay for the proposal.
Denver Appeals Judge’s Decision Declaring Camping Ban Unconstitutional
The city argues that Judge Barajas erred in finding the ordinance unconstitutional.
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Interim Denver Sheriff Withdraws Application for Permanent Job
Mayor Michael Hancock is expected to make his choice within a month.
Denver Won’t Appeal Judge’s Ruling in Fight Against ICE
This was the first time ICE had ever subpoenaed another law enforcement agency.
Customer Masks Required at Denver Grocery Stores Starting Today
The city hopes that shoppers will comply without argument.
Mayor Michael Hancock Will Appoint Denver Sheriff Within a Month
The position of Denver sheriff has been filled by an interim appointee since late-2019.
Citing COVID-19, Denver Delaying Grocery Bag Fee by a Year
With coronavirus, retailers have bigger issues.
Joe Neguse Raises Concerns About Due Process at Aurora Immigration Court
The five Democratic members of Colorado’s congressional delegation have complained to ICE.
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Man Released From Weld County Jail Died of COVID-19 Two Days Later
His death certificate confirms Charles Peterson had COVID-19.
Game On! Legal Sports Betting Finally Arrives in Colorado
You can place your bets starting May 1.
Will City Elevate Denver Bond Projects to Boost Economy?
The tactic was tried during the Great Recession, too.
COVID-19: New Fund Helping Undocumented Coloradans Weather Pandemic
“Helping people who have no other options is very important.”
Denver Service Providers Pitching “Safe Outdoor Space” for Homeless
With a sweep set for April 30, time is tight.
Judge Orders Medically Vulnerable Detainee Released From ICE Facility
“ICE appears to want to keep Essien in detention more to prove a point about its authority.”
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Denver Planning Large-Scale Sweep of Homeless Encampments April 30
The sweep, which will cover twelve blocks, will take place on April 30.
After 29 Days, No Room at the Inn for Homeless Woman in Greenwood Village
The ordinance, passed in 2014, caps motel stays at 29 days in Greenwood Village.
Colorado Muslims Readying for Ramadan During Pandemic
Muslims are figuring out new ways to stay connected during the holy month.
Judge Orders Denver Sheriff to Comply With ICE Subpoenas
The decision could end a months’ long battle.