For the victims of the Broadway stabbing, Denver had long felt unsafe
"It's really anywhere. We don't have to be at the club for them to be harassed. We could be at the mall."
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Man arrested on suspicion he shouted slur and stabbed gay couple in Denver
One of the victims said that he had just left a nightclub with his boyfriend at the time of the attack near Capitol Hill.
Denver’s ready to spend the first chunk of close to a billion dollars voters approved last year
Denver City Council unanimously voted to approve the initial investments into community projects that will cost $193 million in total.
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Your Denver 2017 Election Guide: What you need to know about ballot measures and school board candidates
Because we know you want to be an engaged Denverite, we've got everything you didn't realize you wanted to know about your 2017 Denver ballot.
Denver’s once-in-a-decade GO Bond transportation vision, explained
Which modes reign supreme in Denver's 2017 GO Bond package? Here's a breakdown of how biking, walking, pedestrian and vehicular interests fared.
East Colfax’s identity will soon change — but to what?
Colfax Avenue has been neglected for decades and not seen the same wave of revitalization as other areas of town, advocates say, but now with millions of taxpayer dollars within reach and support from community leaders and developers, many feel Colfax's time is coming.
Denver is going to go big with a $937 million bond program — whoa, that is a lot of money
"People want to see projects that will benefit the entire city," Mayor Michael Hancock said.
Denver’s 2017 GO bond has been whittled down to $749 million in recommended projects
"Sucky" and "extreme pain" were how members of the executive committee described the choices they made to get to a number that fits within Denver's debt capacity.
How would you spend $900 million on improving Denver?
Thanks to a recently announced increase in property values, city leaders believe that Denver could support a bond program of up to $900 million.
Former Army medic charged in Fort Collins mosque vandalism case
Joseph Scott Giaquinto also was charged with a misdemeanor hate crime on Friday.
A Denver mosque found a rock through its window before morning prayers
Worshippers at one of Colorado's oldest mosques found a window broken when they arrived for a morning prayer session on Sunday.
Denver Councilwoman Robin Kniech wants to put $11 million in bond money in the hands of neighborhoods
This year's general obligation bond provides an opportunity to let neighborhoods try their hand at budgeting, the councilwoman said.
Lt. Michael Wyatt is Denver’s police ambassador to LGBTQ people
What was once his secret is now central to his job.
Christopher Derby sentenced to four years for punching a woman while saying terrible, racist things
Derby was on parole for two felonies when he asked the woman why "black people" were "causing so much trouble."