Politics & Government

Denver city did another sweep of the streets this week.

The city argues that Judge Barajas erred in finding the ordinance unconstitutional.

This was the first time ICE had ever subpoenaed another law enforcement agency.

For some people, cars are a better option than camping or shelters.

The five Democratic members of Colorado’s congressional delegation have complained to ICE.

Elite travelers used to pitch a tent right in City Park.

Detlev Helmig’s research had been influential among Colorado anti-fracking activists.

“These rules are not enforced uniformly.”

Activists, elected officials and industry groups have been clashing in Colorado for decades.

“You can’t re-create the feeling of striking with 8,000 people at the Capitol.”

The decision could end a months’ long battle.

The ACLU of Colorado plans to appeal the judge’s ruling.

“It is imperative that we act now to protect the health of those sheltering in place near the I-70 Central Project.”

“We’re really designing it to be a bright spot in people’s day.”

Fortunately, seven members were physically present, constituting a quorum.

The bill’s signing was delayed by the COVID-19 crisis.

“We can’t throw public health under the bus, and kick it while it’s down.”

Does God belong in council’s swearing-in oath?

The state will now honor America’s first saint every October.

Activists say Trump is “ramming through major policies while the country battles a global pandemic.”

The Mountain View Friends Meeting has provided sanctuary before.

If successful, a Republican legal challenge would force Colorado Democrats to make a difficult choice.