About 40 pro-Palestinian protesters arrested on Auraria Campus
Approximately 40 pro-Palestinian protesters on the Auraria Campus in downtown Denver were arrested on Friday afternoon.
Future of Aztlan Theatre uncertain amid high property taxes
In the 70s, it was a place where Chicanos would gather and catch Spanish-American films, then in the late 80s the theatre became a space for live shows and concerts.
Ranchers urge action as wolf attacks continue on cattle
In Grand County, ranchers are urging Gov. Jared Polis and wildlife officials to lethally manage chronically depredating wolves.
JARS Cannabis honored with Cannabis Cares badge for commitment to community
During the 420 Mile High Festival on Saturday, JARS Cannabis, the company also responsible for putting on the festival for the past few years, received an award from the City and County of Denver for their commitment to the community.
200 trees to be planted in cities impacted by low air quality
Denver's "Anita Needs a Tree" campaign and Groundwork Denver are working to plant 200 trees throughout Commerce City and Sheridan from April 19 to May 4
United Premier Soccer League player stabbed in Denver
A man was stabbed last month while walking back to his apartment near Federal Boulevard and Mexico Avenue
"We Don't Waste" needs more bilingual volunteers at its mobile markets
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.
Migrant family on verge of eviction, but has potential lifeline in sight
Just four months into the year, more than 7,400 people have applied for Denver's rental assistance program, TRUA.
Denver's new asylum seeker program offers rental assistance for migrants
Denver's newest program looks to better serve migrants, avoid cuts to core public services, and stabilize the city's budget.
Customer confronts Xcel Energy during press conference
During an Xcel Energy press conference on Sunday, a woman in an Englewood neighborhood decided to confront the utility company about power being shut off in her neighborhood.
Marshall Fire survivors happy with Xcel's decision to shut down power
The wind rattled windows and emotions Saturday where residents in the Marshall Fire area endured reminders of recent history. Despite that, one family believed Xcel's decision to cut power was a wise one.
Philanthropist visits McMeen Elementary to focus on migrant student solutions
Josh Scott is using his problem-solving skills to try to help schools absorbing large numbers of students from the southern border.
Transgender woman who served decades in prison finds help at Aurora nonprofit
To recognize International Transgender Day of Visibility, a woman in Aurora is opening up and sharing her story of struggle and the resources that helped turn her life around.
Perseverance, grace key for successful women in Colorado's justice system
The first-ever female district attorney elected in Denver has paved the way for others to follow in her footsteps.
Purple Door Coffee Shop is back and helping fight youth homelessness
Purple Door Coffee shop is back in the Mile High City closing its shop in Five Points in 2019 to focus on the roastery.