With the last temporary shelter now closed, Denver officials are no longer tracking the daily number of immigrants arriving in the city, The Denver Gazette has learned.
After parade of 43,000 illegals, Denver officials no longer track immigrant arrivals Read More »
Driven by a surge in school threats and safety concerns, Safe2Tell saw an “unprecedented” 74% increase in reports in September compared to last year, according to the Colorado Attorney General’s office.
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A large Colorado county scattered with open space has voiced opposition to a state ballot measure proposed to outright ban the hunting of large mammal cat species.
Colorado’s mountain lion hunting ban ballot measure faces Douglas County opposition Read More »
By a shaded swoop of sidewalk in Colorado Springs’ Bear Creek Park, where the drone of nearby traffic disappears under the burble of brook and rustle of leaves, is a tranquil, unfinished, memorial honoring the victims of one of the most gruesome crimes ever to rock the American funeral industry.
The Denver Police Department on Sunday arrested a suspect for fatally stabbing a young man with a sword in south Denver, according to the probable cause affidavit.
Yes, apparently, as site is taken down Tuesday. The law prohibits local governments from using public funds to influence the passage or defeat of any ballot.
Does Denver’s webpage on sales tax hike violate electioneering prohibition? Read More »
Amid a homeless crisis plaguing Colorado’s most populated city, a county just south of Denver claims to have found an effective solution to curbing homelessness in its communities.
‘Handouts don’t help’: How a Colorado county reduced homelessness by 86% in 2 years Read More »
The Aurora City Council picked the city’s current chief of public safety to fill its open city attorney position following the former city attorney’s retirement in June.
Aurora, Adams County, Westminster select new leadership Read More »
In emails obtained by Denver Gazette news partner 9News, Colorado’s first gentleman Marlon Reis was in contact with a group that included the governor’s wildlife adviser. He wanted to meet to “craft legislation” related to wolves, and the adviser replied they would not meet without him.
First gentleman Marlon Reis sought to ‘craft legislation’ related to wolves, emails show Read More »
After postponing the matter last week, the Denver City Council on Monday will consider a $197.3 million contract for construction of a bus rapid transit system that would dramatically reshape the “longest commercial street in the country.”
