Meet the mobile laundromat that keeps people on Denver’s streets in clean clothes

LOOK: Thoughts on a year of photographing Denver’s urban camping ban

This week seemed like an appropriate time to revisit how we got here, as activists and officials ponder where things will go next.

A Denver jury finds all three defendants guilty of violating urban camping ban

"I feel I was not camping," defendant Randy Russell testified. "I did not have no smores. I was not having a good time."

Three homeless defendants will take their camping tickets to trial in Denver this week

Albus Brooks: Getting rid of Denver’s camping ban wouldn’t help the homeless

For three homeless people in Denver, their tents and sleeping bags are now evidence

Homeless people ticketed under Denver's camping ban want their gear back. Denver officials want them to just come inside.

In protest of sweeps, homeless activists camp outside the Denver City and County Building

A day after Denver’s homeless sweep, dozens of people are back in Ballpark

It was a coordinated action, according to the homelessness advocacy group Denver Homeless Out Loud.

The judge assigned to hear a lawsuit about Denver’s homeless sweeps has connections to downtown law firms

LOOK: Jason Flores-Williams gather potential plaintiffs for class-action suit against “homeless sweeps”

After working with Denver Homeless Out Loud, a federal civil rights lawsuit has been filed claiming Denver’s homeless sweeps violate the constitutional rights of people living on the streets.

A lawsuit claims Denver’s homeless sweeps violate the constitutional rights of people living on the streets

The city isn't responding to the lawsuit just yet.

“Whether you make $100k, $200k, $300k, we’re going to make sure there is a place for you”