Two new Denver homeless shelters set to open in Northeast Park Hill

The two new shelters will collectively have room for several hundred people. They'll serve as a replacement for a current "overflow" shelter further east.

Seven numbers that explain Denver real estate in early August

Atlanta built twice as much housing as Denver and rents rose half as much, and other numbers that tell our real estate story.

It’s officially move-in day for Denver’s tiny home village for the homeless

After two months building the units and a communal bathhouse at 38th and Walnut Streets, formerly homeless residents will begin to make settle into the tiny houses.

Denver found long-term jobs for 62 homeless people at auto shops, grocery stores and the library

"This has been great. I’m blessed that this has happened," said one Denver Day Works participant. "What about the 5,000 other guys?"

How a Salvation Army homeless shelter became a potential deathtrap in Denver’s trendiest neighborhood

Denver fire officials say the shelter was so overcrowded and ill-maintained that it was primed for catastrophe: “There would have been major loss of life."

Denver’s new idea for homelessness commission: include more homeless people

Denver's 45-person homelessness commission will dissolve and reconvene later this summer as a smaller but more representative group.

Denver tries giving homeless people a place to store their stuff

Fear of losing all their earthly possessions can be a barrier for homeless people seeking shelter, services and work.

Denver is “moving beyond housing-first approach,” announces 30 actions on housing crisis

Marijuana isn’t attracting homeless people to Denver or Colorado, according to “best data we have”

He said it's an area that needs more research to have a definitive answer, but all the evidence to date is that it's not happening.

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.

The mayor of Canada’s 23rd largest city has some thoughts on Denver

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."

Tiny-home villages take a huge step as city of Denver grants approval

What is HOPE? Erik Soliván lays out the mayor’s new strategy on housing and homelessness

Erik Soliván on a new approach to homelessness in Denver: "My role, being positioned within the mayor’s office, is ... 'How do we get past our silos?'"

Denver gives Salvation Army deadline to improve fire safety, sanitation at Crossroads homeless shelter

The nonprofit estimates that it could cost $300,000 to replace temporary bathrooms, establish proper escape routes and install new fire sprinklers.

Two Colorado startups named 2017 finalists at SXSW

Stashbox: It’s like Birchbox for pot stuff

Denver in 5 minutes: What you need to know today, Dec. 18

Denver hires first longer-term employees through “Day Works” homelessness employment program

ACLU to Denver: Stop taking homeless people’s blankets

The American Civil Liberties Union of Colorado has sent a letter to Denver's elected leaders asking police not to seize blankets, sleeping bags and other survival gear from people living outside.