Volunteers use app to rescue surplus food for Denver nonprofits
The nonprofit organization We Don't Waste created the We Rescue app in an effort to recover surplus food from restaurants and bakeries for redistribution to nonprofits.
Lawsuit claims Denver shelters aren't accessible for people with disabilities
A new lawsuit alleges Denver isn't doing enough to provide accessible shelter for people experiencing homelessness who have disabilities.
Neighbors claim unannounced construction causes issues in Cherry Creek
For the past year, residents have been complaining to the city and property developer about several issues considering a duplex construction site on Harrison Street in Cherry Creek.
Measles outbreak in Texas highlights urgent need for vaccination in Colorado
With the ongoing measles outbreak in Texas, doctors are warning people of the importance of vaccinating their children.
New Denver ordinance limiting new gas station construction passes
The city of Denver has passed an ordinance limiting new gas station construction with the intention that it will lower housing costs and optimize land use.
Good Samaritan helps capture Colorado thief, says "I had to do something"
Eslava-Osorio's heroic actions led to the arrest of a Colorado man in the midst of a crime spree across multiple jurisdictions.
Second crash in 24 hours along dangerous Lakewood curve
A second crash occurred just 24 hours after a report on a dangerous road curve in Lakewood.
Organizers push back on proposed changes to August First Friday Art Walk
The city of Denver is proposing changes to the August First Friday Art Walk event on Santa Fe Drive due to safety concerns.
Deadline for rental assistance pre-applications for those facing eviction extended
Housing costs remain a major hurdle for many looking to make ends meet. Last year, there were several record-breaking evictions in the city of Denver. This year isn't off to a great start, either.
Coloradans call for an end to deportations
Saturday was the second time in less than a week that thousands of people gathered at the state capitol to protest current immigration enforcement in Colorado.
Denver thrift stores divided on use of AI pricing
New technology designed to streamline the process of pricing and tagging items in thrift stores aims to make shopping easier for consumers and increase production, but some may say this technology could be interfering with the art of thrifting.
Residents express fear, panic as federal operation takes over apartment complex
A busted door and black marks were left behind from a device federal agents used to enter a woman's apartment in Denver.
Future uncertain for some as temporary protected status program for Venezuelans ends
The Department of Homeland Security is ending a status that has protected thousands of people in Colorado from deportation.
Local Colorado groups troubled by White House and Pentagon DEI initiatives
The Pentagon has issued a memo pausing "special observances" of several federal holidays amid a targeting of diversity initiatives from the White House, prompting shock, anger, and concern from several organizations in Colorado.
Denver residents complain about 2 abandoned vehicles
Neighbors in Denver's Capitol Hill neighborhood say they have been begging the city to address abandoned vehicles on their street for more than a year.