By Wilson Beese | 9News A juvenile suspect has been arrested in the shooting of a teenage boy found dead in a cemetery last weekend, Denver Police said Friday. Officers responded around 2:35 p.m. Saturday to Fairmount Cemetery, at 430 S. Quebec St., near South Quebec Street and East Alameda Avenue, and found 16-year-old Elias Garcia Tinajero […]
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A new mobile harm reduction service is bringing overdose prevention to the streets of Arapahoe County to help people who use opioids and other drugs.
I was recently introduced to a Twitter account called “Do Better Denver,” after reading about it in a Westword article.
What does ‘Do Better Denver’ say about all of us, and the media? Read More »
In a clash between personal freedoms and technology-driven public safety, the guys controlling Elbert County’s purse strings won.
Big Brother or crime fighter? Elbert County says ‘no’ to license plate readers Read More »
The number of immigrants arriving in Denver may have slowed, but Denver Public Schools, which has struggled with declining enrollment for years, is seeing a steady pace of new students each week.
Immigrants buoys Denver schools’ enrollment by 200 to 250 students each week Read More »
It takes a lot more money to be considered anything above the lower middle class in the Mile High City.
Study: $95K income is ‘lower middle class’ in Denver Read More »
DENVER (KDVR) — According to the unofficial vote tally published by the Denver Office of the Clerk and Recorder, a reportedly contentious board member of the Ebert Metropolitan District Board of Directors has been recalled and replaced.
El Paso County commissioners, voices amplified by a microphone, left no room for misinterpretation: Migrants are not welcome in Colorado Springs.
As Colorado struggles with its lack of affordable housing, the Aurora City Council will consider on Monday a resolution that would allow the use of buildings with “modular construction” to provide affordable housing units.
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Shoplifters who steal merchandise worth $100 or more from Aurora stores would be automatically jailed under a proposal moved forward Thursday by the Aurora City Council’s public safety policy committee.
Aurora committee sends forward shoplifting bill, lowering threshhold to $100 Read More »
