Someone wrote a racist message on the Whittier Cafe, home to many black community events

The Whittier Cafe, a cultural hub in Denver's Whittier neighborhood, discovered racist vandalism that said "F---ing N-----s" on a railing this morning, a cafe employee said.

Forward Food Summit asks Denverites to consider the connections between food and gentrification

By way of a series of panels, progressive activists looked to propose new solutions to tackle inequitable conditions, all of which pertained directly or indirectly to the topic of food justice.

Arvada school parents deeply divided on suddenly amplified race discussion

A tumultuous few weeks at Arvada's Faith Christian Academy led the school to organize (and then cancel) a meeting to address concerns after a teacher's firing amid conversations about racism on campus.

Discussion on race, teacher’s dismissal spur outrage at Arvada school

A little over a month after a “Race and Faith” chapel event that ruffled the feathers of some students and parents at Faith Christian Academy, the private Christian school fired the faculty member responsible for it.

Stapleton’s name change debate is about the nature of community, and that’s why it’s so divisive

Events on the other side of the country have revived the debate about calling Stapleton by the name of Denver's Klan mayor.

Flyers for white nationalist group found near East High School, not on campus

"At this time, they have not seen anything to substantiate a threat or an effort to recruit students to join a white nationalist organization."

AARP Foundation needs volunteers to help pack half a million meals for struggling seniors

Those who want to participate in AARP Foundation's Summer of Service to Seniors program in Denver can still sign up.

Why grocery delivery in Denver, from Amazon Prime Now and others, does not solve food insecurity

Grocery delivery in Denver, from Amazon Prime Now and others, is probably better for the economy than for food insecurity.

LiveWell Colorado kicks off program to help food stamp recipients get cheaper fruits and veggies

The Double Up Food Bucks, or DUFB, program led by LiveWell Colorado gives food stamps recipients $20 worth of free locally grown fresh fruits and vegetables each time they use their Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program benefits at participating farmers markets and grocers.

Denver tries new tactic to bring healthy food to Globeville and Elyria-Swansea

Denver is kicking in $100,000 as part of its latest effort to address food insecurity in Globeville, Elyria-Swansea, Montbello, Westwood and other areas where access to groceries is limited.

Stapleton King Soopers getting closer to opening — they’re hiring

King Soopers is opening the store at 2953 Havana St., just outside of food deserts in Aurora and about a mile and half from Denver's Montbello neighborhood.

Denver Police and DU investigate KKK and swastika etchings

Why Denver’s $3 million might not be enough to get grocery stores in underserved neighborhoods

Denver set $3 million aside to get grocery stores in Globeville-Eyria-Swansea, Westwood and Montbello, but so far no supermarkets have announced plans to enter the food deserts.

Here’s where Denver’s food deserts are, and what the city is doing about them

If you live in a food desert, you probably know it without having a textbook description. If you don't, here's the definition.

A Colorado case at the U.S. Supreme Court may change the way courts handle racism

Acknowledging institutional racism, Denver Public Schools details response to black educators’ concerns

Colorado cases gone national: A baker who refuses gay people and a juror who said an awful thing about Mexican men

Donald Trump Jr. is coming to Colorado. Here’s a collection of his racist tweets.

Bank of America accused of racial discrimination in Denver, other metros

Bank of America is accused of discrimination in 30 U.S. metros and 201 cities including Denver.