Politics & Government

A lot is up in the air right now with Denver’s urban camping ban.

Brandt has drawn the ire of local officials for years — but now, he’s accused of threatening one.

It’s been a multi-hued couple of decades in Colorado; what should 2020 bring?

Following a landmark court ruling, the Denver Police Department has put a hold on its camping ban enforcement activities.

Denver has lots of bad options for creating positive cash flow.

Several of the new members have backgrounds in community organizing.

The ruling issued by Judge Johnny Barajas today, December 27, deems the camping ban unconstitutional under the Eighth Amendment. It could have wide-reaching implications.

Dems clocked some key victories, but failed to weaken a key tenet of TABOR

Election season defined Denver politics in 2019. Mayor Michael Hancock won a third and final term, while three city council incumbents lost to first-time candidates. And the new-look council has shown that it’s not afraid to challenge the mayor’s agenda. Continue reading for the top Denver political stories of 2019,…

The future of the golf course land is the next big battle. But tensions have long been swirling over the future of the historic Park Hill amid the threat of gentrification.

Is it constitutional to criminalize homeless people sleeping outdoors?

The defendant’s attorney Jason Flores-Williams says he didn’t appreciate an outburst in which activists clashed with sheriffs deputies while observing a trial for his client, who was arrested during a climate protest.

Legislation is currently being readied for 2020.

Councilman Chris Hinds’ office is concerned new, denser cell towers are appearing with a lack of a transparent public process.

Representative Adrienne Benavidez is introducing a bill that would require state health inspections at immigrant detention facilities in Colorado.

On impeachment eve, activists across Denver metro are gathering for pro-impeachment rallies.

“We want to make sure to thank you all in advance for all the long nights, all the cold pizza and day-old coffee that you’re going to drink.”

“The air in beautiful Colorado has been unsafe to breathe for far too long.”

Christopher McCurdy is leading two large kratom studies.

A ballot question about citizenship requirements for voters has made the 2020 ballot in Colorado.

Why on earth would Colorado’s junior senator ever be anything less than enthusiastically supportive of Donald Trump?

“I didn’t want to linger. I wasn’t into trying to regain the past status I had — the glory, if you will.”