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Denver tore down their tiny-home village. They built it again, this time with permission.
Beloved Community is Denver's first modern, legal housing community built by and for people experiencing homelessness, and it's changing the conversation.
Tiny home flies over University of Denver as homeless village awaits construction
The Colorado Village Collaborative expects to have a final construction permit by next Friday, May 12.
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After a light sentence draws outrage, Sen. Irene Aguilar wants to change how sex offenders are sentenced in Colorado
This bill would let judges opt for fixed prison terms for certain sex offenses instead of the "indeterminate," potentially lifelong sentences they carry now.
The woman whose rapist avoided prison this week says she’s still glad she took the case to trial
"Surprisingly, this whole ordeal has been therapeutic. I get to tell my story and not keep it bottled up."
Convicted rapists in Colorado have been avoiding prison because judges worry this law is too harsh
The crime of which Austin Wilkerson was convicted carries a presumptive sentence of four to 12 years in prison. He got two years of work release.