Denver Mayor Mike Johnston, whose administration just hired a law firm to help him prepare for an upcoming congressional inquiry into “sanctuary” cities, hinted he will insist that Denver’s approach to illegal immigration “works” when he testifies in the nation’s capital next month.
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A Navy veteran missed his flight after not being allowed to take his service dogs on a plane from Denver to Washington, D.C.
Navy veteran’s service dogs denied access on flight from Denver to Washington, D.C. Read More »
Denver City Council approved another excessive force lawsuit settlement on Tuesday, adding $2.5 million to bring the total paid for lawsuits and settlements to nearly $30 million since 2020.
Denver approves $2.5M settlement with 2020 protestors claiming excessive force Read More »
A group of Denver residents seeking to slow the city’s roll on a Park Hill neighborhood bikeway project got their wish Thursday morning.
Denver transportation officials agree to scale back neighborhood bikeway measures Read More »
Several Denver restaurants said they are at a boiling point with the state of downtown.
Denver Mayor Mike Johnston wants voters to approve a borrowing program to pay for new parks, cultural centers and other “investments that bring joy” to Mile High City.
Denver police are investigating a string of shootings along Interstate 225 and Interstate 25 early Wednesday morning.
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In the run up to a no-confidence vote this month on Denver Fire Chief Desmond Fulton, rank-and-file firefighters are facing a pressure campaign seeking to get them to vote against the no-confidence vote on Fulton. CBS News Colorado has obtained multiple anonymous letters that have been sent to Denver fire stations over the last two weeks, warning firefighters that a vote of no confidence might have severe financial repercussions.
Denver firefighters face pressure campaign, scare tactics ahead of no-confidence vote Read More »
Denver has grown a lot since 2008 but the city’s noise ordinance has stayed the same — until now.
In Denver, noise rules poised to change for first time in nearly two decades Read More »
The push to sell flavored tobacco products in Denver continues even thoughDenver City Council voted 11-1to ban the sale of flavored tobacco products within city limits in December. Opponents of the ban are now trying to overturn this decision which would go into effect on March 18, 2025, by having voters instead decide on the measure in November.
