Pepper balls, tear gas, injuries on both sides: The city declined to investigate how it handled Occupy protests in 2011
A federal judge has limited the kind of force police can use at recent protests after violent clashes early last week.
Federal judge halts Denver police from using chemicals or projectiles on peaceful protesters
In the temporary restraining order, the judge writes, “The Denver Police Department has failed in its duty to police its own.”
Friday night in Denver, 2020: protests downtown and prayer vigils against racism, police brutality
On the ninth night of demonstrations, people massed outside a police station to protest racism and police brutality.
DPD seeks legal action after Denverite photo of Chief Pazen was used in a Trump campaign video
Hart Van Denburg’s photo is featured in a Trump campaign video that was pulled from Twitter for copyright infringement.
Denver will close more streets, opening them to walking, wheeling, biking and running
Cole, Curtis Park and Congress Park are getting a new look in the COVID-19 era.
We can play basketball, tennis, volleyball, pickleball and futsal again at Denver parks as city lifts coronavirus restrictions
Playgrounds and dog parks aren’t ready yet.
Seizing on movement against racist policing, Denver school board members aim to get officers out of public schools
The details of a resolution to end a contract between Denver Public Schools and the Denver Police Department aren’t yet public.
Fire decimates outside of City Grille across Colfax from the State Capitol
The fire department sent out K9s to smell for any chemicals that might have fueled the fire.
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