Denver’s elected officials could finally have sexual harassment rules soon

How do you punish someone who can't be fired?

Mayor Hancock revs up his fundraising machine in Denver, challenger Khalatbari nearly keeps pace

The mayor's campaign still has much more money in the bank.

The city of Denver has its official plan for a low-carbon future

The city could set new construction rules, collaborate on renewable energy production, supercharge electric-car infrastructure and more.

Mayor Hancock and other mayors push for federal cannabis policy reform

Denver Mayor Michael Hancock joined mayors of several other cities in calling for policy changes to make it easier for cities to regulate legal marijuana.

Kayvan Khalatbari beat Mayor Hancock in fundraising — but the mayor probably isn’t worried

While Hancock has much more money in the bank, the challenger has raised more money in the first months of 2018.

Activists, candidates for office call for Mayor Hancock’s resignation

Around 60 community leaders and activists gathered on the steps of the City and County Building on Wednesday morning to hold a press conference demanding the resignation of Mayor Michael B. Hancock.

Denver Mayor Michael Hancock admits sending “inappropriate” texts to a police officer

One of the text messages described the woman as "sexy," and the recipient described herself as the victim of sexual harassment, according to Denver7.

Hancock on DACA: “Our Dreamers are being held hostage.”

"We stand with them," Hancock told the press. "It's time for the United States President and the United States Congress to act."

Denver Mayor Michael Hancock tapped to lead National Conference of Democratic Mayors

"Now more than ever, Democratic mayors must be the ones to lead on the issues that affect all of us," Hancock said in a statement.

Denver students promote optimistic messages with city billboard campaign

Mayor Michael Hancock unveiled Wednesday the first of four billboards going up across the city.

After years of criticism, Denver mayor sidelines leader of homeless initiative

Bennie Milliner had relatively little experience in social services when he took the Road Home job — and he was dropped straight into a heated conversation.

Denver is one of the first U.S. cities to require green roofs — so what happens now?

A landscape architect who specializes in green roofs says anxiety around implementation is overblown. "We're ready," Leila Tolderlund said. "Bring it on."

How apartment owners got Denver to pay them to house lower-income Denverites

How Denver decided it wants its own department for transportation and mobility

Denver’s plan: Help 30,000 households find or keep housing in the next five years

Denver has released the comprehensive housing plan that will guide its investments and programs for the next five years and seek to turn the tide of what officials are deeming a housing crisis.

Globeville, Elyria-Swansea residents want a stronger voice in the National Western Center

Community activists think the neighborhoods that will bear the brunt of the impact of the project should have at least as much representation as CSU and the stock show.

What Colorado lawmakers are saying about Trump’s decision to end DACA

Democrats condemned the decision, and U.S. Rep. Mike Coffman, a Republican, said he'll push for a vote on the Bridge Act to buy Dreamers more time.

A legal defense fund and other things Denver will do to help immigrants at risk of deportation

Mayor Michael Hancock was surrounded by activists as he signed an executive order outlining additional steps Denver will take to protect immigrants.

Denver’s mayor gives honorees fancy gold coins instead of keys to the city

"We don't give away keys to the city, John. Too many people breaking in."

Compromise on ICE bill wins over a Denver City Council member

Councilman Kevin Flynn voted against the first version of a bill to limit Denver's cooperation with immigration authorities when it was at committee, but on Monday night, he said changes to the bill allow him to vote yes.