Colorado, Denver authorities sweep people camping away from park near Capitol

Campers were given warning but not an exact date. Denver's top health official said people were offered storage for their stuff and transportation to shelters.

A very close look at the very small homes contained in the reborn Denver dollhouse museum

This is not a photo of a human-sized room.

If City Council agrees, voters will decide whether to legalize pit bulls in Denver

The question would appear on November's ballot.

A hefty stretch of 13th Avenue is going on a diet and getting a high-comfort bike lane that stretches four neighborhoods

14th Avenue's bikeway will also be extended.

The Denver Rescue Mission is holding a job fair for its 24-hour shelters

"When you operate a 24-hour shelter, you just have to have more people."

Denver homeowners get a break on late property tax payments until October

They won't have to pay interest that usually accrues each month.

Two Aurora police officers shot, hospitalized after shooting in Denver

The shooting happened in Green Valley Ranch.

Denver City Council schedules ‘listening sessions’ after public meetings were scrapped

They'll begin one month after the legislative body decided to go totally virtual.

Why we can’t have affordable things: Parking problems stalled 36 homes for some of the poorest residents

“Right now, our code is the code.”

Is the Coliseum parking lot off the table for a city-sanctioned camp site for people experiencing homelessness?

The nonprofit that is to manage the camp says it is working with the area's councilwoman to find a site outside Globeville and Elyria-Swansea.

Naphtali Israel, a Black man handcuffed after an officer pointed a gun at a car full of his stepdaughters, is suing

The girls' mother is also a plaintiff. The complaint lists three officers as defendants in addition to the city.

Stapleton’s new neighborhood name comes down to two choices: Central Park or Skyview

The final round of voting for the new neighborhood name starts and ends this week. The winner will be announced on Saturday.

A driver ‘somehow’ launched a car onto the Cherry Creek Trail again, Denver police say

No injuries. And no details on how the driver suddenly went from Speer Boulevard to one of the city's main walking, running and biking thoroughfares.

Mayor Hancock announces new government-run think-tank to tackle racism

Hancock unveiled his plan for the new policy institute during State of the City address.

Q&A: What families should know about Denver Public Schools’ fall plans

YMCA of Metro Denver branches out into free food distribution

More than 130,000 pounds of food have been distributed at four Ys since March.

La Raza Park name change petition blows way past 300 necessary signatures

In a pandemic, no less.

Driver tries to hurt protesters at an Aurora rally for justice for Elijah McClain; one protester shot

Demonstrators say they have many unanswered questions about McClain's death 11 months after he died in police custody.

State troopers now have more leeway to crack down on encampments near State Capitol and Governor’s Mansion

Tents in the area have multiplied in recent weeks.

Voters might get to decide whether pit bulls can legally live in Denver

The polls could be the venue to settle the heated debate once and for all.