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The city relocated hundreds of migrant families from an encampment near Zuni and Speer in Denver on Wednesday.
For nearly three months the encampment located near Speer Boulevard and Zuni Street has been a saving grace for some individuals and families.
A new year has arrived, and that has one Denver rec center buzzing — not only with folks tackling their New Year's resolutions to work out, but with families being treated to new styles.
Denver Mayor Mike Johnston declared victory in his "House1000" goal on the last day of 2023. With the opening of a new micro-community in northeast Denver on Sunday, Johnston estimated over 1,100 hundred people have been housed.
As Colorado prepares to welcome 2024, law enforcement and the people serving drinks are getting ready to ensure a safe New Year celebration.
Two men sprang into action after witnessing girls wandering onto thin ice and falling into the water.
With three days left till the start of 2024, Mayor Mike Johnston is speaking out about his administration's achievements and the work still left to be done on the path to housing 1000 unsheltered residents.
According to Denver Mayor Mike Johnston's office, the city of Denver has now closed eight encampments and housed more than 850 people.
Over the past few weeks, migrant families at a couple of Denver shelters have expressed they've been asked by staff members to leave the shelter by the end of the month or Jan. 1.
Restaurant owners say this change will impact both their business and customers.
