Enforcing Denver’s camping ban: 12,000 encounters since 2012

“You have to move around when you’re homeless.”

A “commodity of drag oddity” from Denver competes to be the country’s best drag queen

Denverites flex their civic muscles as candidates vie for their votes

Gov. Polis: Asia’s polluted air, which wafts into Colorado, is indeed our problem

Election

Four men are running to rep the district in the heart of Denver, District 10, on the City Council

It's "a tale of two cities."

Election

Three candidates want to be Denver’s next clerk and recorder — and just the third person elected to the role

It's an election for the person who oversees elections.

Denver’s auditor isn’t happy with the way the Denver Sheriff Department is handling safety at its jails

An audit conducted over a six-month period highlighted several issues, including concerns about handcuffing inmates.

Vandal agrees to pay for the $96,900 in damage he did at the Denver Art Museum, does not explain why he smashed sculptures, artifacts and paintings

A few Colorado Senate Democrats quietly signal they may not support repealing the death penalty

A Denver tale of homelessness and hope, told in comics

Capitol Hill artist Karl Christian Krumpholz's “Nothing but Suitcases” will be unveiled today as part of a citywide multimedia storytelling project.

Colorado’s oil industry looks ahead to uncertainty, adaption

Denver’s mayor differs from challengers on development vision

Poll conducted by opponents shows support for the “Right To Survive” initiative

Election

Denver City Council candidate Raymond Montoya has a history of fraud

Montoya once stole $350,000 from a bank where he worked as a teller and $25,000 from his former boss, Stephen Tebo, in Boulder.

Denver revokes an Airbnb property’s short-term rental license for the first time

The house goes by the name Marion Manor. It's very large. There's a pool. You can guess what kind of complaints were filed.

The new National Western Center will house more cattle and llamas, but what will it do the rest of the time?

It's not exactly clear. The campus wants your ideas, though.

Vape and Play and Dean Ween’s Honeypot Lounge will be resurrected by Frankenstein-ing

The marijuana businesses are joining up to offer social marijuana consumption and live music.

House unanimously approves bill providing free tampons to jail inmates in Colorado

The effort was led by Rep. Leslie Herod of Denver.

Colorado lawmakers carve out room for full-day kindergarten in proposed budget

Doing so could require “tightening our purse strings” and not funding other initiatives, lawmakers said.

Students won’t need SAT or ACT scores to get into DU anymore

The school is among 1,000 universities making the change, an effort to remove "barriers for those who may lack standardized test-prep resources but who are exceptional students."