Texas bused 41 migrants to Denver after unauthorized border crossings plummet
Arrivals in Denver have also started falling this week. Mayor Michael Hancock called Texas' move "political theater."
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DPS superintendent Alex Marrero gets a 10% pay raise in new contract
Despite leading the largest school district in the state, Marrero had ranked 12th in the state in terms of pay compared to other district superintendents.
East Colfax’s Valor on the Fax will provide affordable housing to unhoused people with brain injuries
Valor has a mix of one-, two-, and three-bedroom units for households earning up to 30% of the area median income.
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Denver Public Schools has lacked a safety chief for 6 months amid rising gun violence
The former chief, Mike Eaton, left the district in November after more than a decade.
Tepeyac Community Health Center raised more than $10,000 at its tortilla-rolling contest to support new clinic’s operations
The new clinic in Elyria-Swansea is four-times the size of their own space.
Aurora is suing Denver over costs incurred after lawsuits filed by George Floyd protesters
The two cities disagree over who is responsible for the costs of the lawsuits.
When will this moth horror movie end? And how can we survive?
Plus three ways to help you win the war against the moths.
City launches new bicycle registration system to curb theft and return stolen bikes to Denverites
DPD previously said that registering a bike with the police is the number one way to ensure that a bike is returned if stolen and recovered.
Here’s what car-free Broadway and Welton looks like
Sunday was the first of four days this spring and summer closing three miles of streets to cars.
Denver is closing its emergency shelter at The Rodeway Inn Motel
Rodeway shelter, which serves women, transgender and non-binary people, is closing in August.