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Denver's municipal code appears to explicitly forbid the department's executive staff from accruing comp time, but the chief billed $42,000 in comp time in 2021, 2022 and 2023 for funerals, retirement parties, the MLB All-Star Game and more.
If you take a walk through the halls and inside a classroom at the Tennyson Center for Children, you can feel the impact made on its students and families who utilize its services. It's a safe haven.
Students demonstrate leadership by writing a constitution and bylaws as a means for student expression.
A group of student engineers from Denver South High School are seeing the fruits of their labor as a years-long project comes to life. They're getting ready to take their modified and solar-powered bike on its maiden journey.
The University of Denver men's hockey team doesn't like to use the term dynasty, but with 10 NCAA national titles, they have solidified their place in college hockey history.
Workers and event organizers have been doing this every year for more than two decades to teach people about the Chicano civil rights leader they may have never heard of.
The "We Don't Waste" mobile markets are currently experiencing an increase in demand for food assistance. Over the past year, the markets witnessed a 42% surge in attendance. As more individuals attend the markets, the necessity for additional volunteers becomes increasingly evident.
Just four months into the year, more than 7,400 people have applied for Denver's rental assistance program, TRUA.
Denver Health is hosting surgeons from around the world. It's an opportunity for international doctors to come and learn from U.S. surgeons, and take what they've learned back to their home country.
Mayor Mike Johnston announced a new Asylum Seeker Program which will directly benefit migrants like Mariciello Ruiz Pastor as they transition out of shelters.
