Will anything change after Michael Marshall’s death? We’re seeing the first signs

The new leader of Denver's safety services made one of his first major public appearances on Wednesday, responding to intense criticism about Michael Marshall's death in jail.

“Safety is paramount:” Why no one was punished for Michael Marshall’s death

Investigation into Michael Marshall’s death shows sheriff needs civilian oversight, watchdog says

The handling of the subsequent investigation and the sheriff's department's "reflexive" responses to the incident point to the need for reform, the report argues.

“Locker-room culture” at Denver deputies’ nonprofit was excuse for captain who gestured for woman to show her breasts

A captain with the Denver Sheriff's Department has successfully argued down his punishment for motioning for a colleague to expose herself and sit on him.

Doing social media for sports teams is weird, new territory — and easier when they’re winning

It's online, through the channels of Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and Snapchat, that teams distribute news updates, market promotions and merchandise, provide highlights, share photos, GIFs and videos, interact with fans, and, when necessary, deal with trolls.

You’re off the hook for that alleged racial slur, but we know what you did in the supply closet

This rather amazing set of circumstances comes from anonymized accounts of misconduct and discipline at the Denver Sheriff's Department.

This bill would let victims sue cities like Denver when undocumented immigrants commit crimes

A recent murder case shines a spotlight on the policy that nearly all Colorado sheriff's departments have of not holding inmates on immigration detainers.

City: “Male peacock” sheriff’s deputy fired for “wholly unnecessary” use of force at Denver jail

The incident happened the afternoon of Jan. 28, 2016, at the Downtown Detention Center, according to a letter from the city of Denver.

A Denver sheriff’s deputy, accused of telling a suicidal inmate to “just die,” just got his suspension reversed

The Denver Sheriff’s Department is paying a $10,000 fine because it only hired U.S. citizens

The Department of Justice found that the Denver Sheriff's Department discriminated against immigrants who are authorized to work here.

Denver police could be collecting your social media posts

Chipotle’s social media policy violated workers’ rights, the National Labor Relations Board said

Denver sheriff: Stop releasing inmates early

The public pays for aerospace. Social media makes them happy about it.