The Denver Police Department wants money to restore its ranks, which are falling behind due budget shortfalls (and not due to recruiting challenges)

Denver Police Chief Paul Pazen said nearly 100 cops have left the department since January.

Denver school board votes to censure Tay Anderson following report investigating allegations

Anderson's colleagues voted 6-1 to publically condemn his behavior.

That old Kmart at Monaco and Evans is finally being demolished. Here’s what will be built on the lot

Forums Real Estate Group began demolition of the building in early September.

LOOK: There are some big gems and rocks at the Convention Center this weekend

But it's actually a big reunion of the nation's biggest mineral nerds.

Here’s everything to know before your Meow Wolf Denver visit

Tickets, parking, COVID restrictions, and how best to experience it. 

Things to do in Denver this weekend, Sept. 17-19

Meow Wolf might be sold out, but there are plenty of other weekend events, including Oktoberfest and the Denver Tattoo Convention.

Su Teatro will launch its 50th anniversary season with a company classic 

“It's really kind of a homecoming in a lot of ways. It's a way of us exploring our roots.”

Most serious sexual allegations against Tay Anderson unsubstantiated, report finds

However, the findings have been enough to prompt a board vote on censuring him.

Mayor Hancock’s new budget banks on the city’s recovery, and increasing your parking fees

The new budget is closer to pre-pandemic levels, but the recovery isn't guaranteed.

It’s official: Civic Center Park is closed Wednesday

Barriers went up early Wednesday morning. The city has not given an official timeline for reopening.

Racist policing and inappropriate use of force: Aurora Police, fire rescue routinely violate state and federal law, AG finds

Colorado will require both agencies to overhaul rules around use of force, ketamine and hiring practices.

Amazon’s palm reading technology will let some Red Rocks concert-goers gain entry by scanning their hands

The new technology is the result of a partnership between AXS and Amazon.

Denver City Council members hit pause on proposal to give $400 vaccination bonuses to city workers

Lawmakers had some issues with the proposal, including concerns about how quickly the idea was sprung on them.

City extends contract with the agency doing encampment sweeps

Environmental Hazmat Services, which handles the most hazardous waste during cleanups, will continue working with the city until 2023.

Decatur Fresh, a much-needed grocer in Sun Valley, is almost here

The store is complete and will open later this month.

Final charges dropped against activists involved in protests over the death of Elijah McClain

What’s this “Meow Wolf” thing you keep hearing about? 

Here's your guide to the buzz. 

Chile Fest brings crowds to enjoy Westwood’s local art, music, cuisine and culture

"It feels like home."

About 7 percent of Denver employees have asked for vaccine exemptions — higher for police and firefighters

About 800 requests out of 11,000 employees.

For Muslims in Colorado, the past two decades have been about building connections against fear

After 9/11, one Denver imam found himself having to rebuild alliances.