Fears of family separation, deportations fuel surge in dual citizenship applications
The Mexican consulate in Denver has tripled the size of the team dedicated to processing dual citizenship applications.
Federal government to release $66 million withheld from Colorado schools
The funds were held back so the federal government could review whether the grants align with President Donald Trump's priorities.
As more Coloradans want to live in Mexico, consulate warns of scams
The Mexican Consulate in Denver has seen an increase in applications for residency and counsels applicants not to work with intermediaries.
Colorado responded to four subpoenas by Department of Homeland Security
The state has received nine subpoenas to date from the Department of Homeland Security and provided documents for criminal investigations or enforcement purposes, with one exception.
Mile Long Table invites all to a shared meal this Saturday morning
This Saturday, Denver aims to host the longest shared meal in America.
Crow says ICE is impeding oversight by denying official visit to detention center
The U.S. Department of Homeland Security says it requires requests to tour ICE detention facilities be submitted at least seven calendar days in advance for scheduling.
Fewer judges serving backlogged Colorado immigration courts
Colorado has a backlog of more than 73,000 immigration cases pending before the courts, but now there are fewer judges to hear those cases.
Colorado schools to receive portion of federal funds that were expected
$12.8 million will help support after-school and summer programming, but the state still stands to lose $60 million.
Private prison companies vie for business as ICE plans to expand in Colorado
The ACLU of Colorado released records obtained via a Freedom of Information Act lawsuit that reveal which companies are trying to get those contracts.
On Juneteenth, a Colorado chocolate company challenges consumers to oppose slave labor
Bibamba is on a mission to make a difference with good business practices and great products.
Denver's "Jackie Robinson of classical music" dies at age 104
Charles Burrell was the first African-American member of a major American symphony.
Global Fest celebrates immigrants who call Aurora home
For Aurora, Saturday was a day to celebrate the richness of its many immigrant communities.
Rocky Mountain Rainbeaus proudly the largest square dance club in Colorado
The Rainbeaus square dance to all genres of music. And proudly welcome all to have fun.
Denver's Juneteenth Parade and Festival this Sunday in Five Points
Scaled back to one day, organizers have worked hard to preserve a longstanding Denver tradition.
Judge transfers immigration case for family of Boulder terror attack suspect
A federal judge in Colorado has decided to transfer the immigration case involving the wife and children of the suspect in the Boulder terror attack.