Denver Revokes Short-Term Rental License for First Time
Excise and Licenses just revoked a short-term rental license for the first time in the city’s history.
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Nuggets Are Back in the Playoffs for the First Time in Six Years
The Nuggets are back in the playoffs for the first time since the 2012-2013 season.
Former ICE Detainee Files Legal Claim Alleging Medical Neglect in Aurora Facility
Lawyers for René Lima-Marín have filed a legal claim against ICE alleging serious medical neglect at the GEO immigration detention facility in Aurora.
Fearing Deportation, Jeanette Vizguerra Re-enters Sanctuary in Denver
She drew national acclaim for her activism. Now Vizguerra is back in sanctuary in a Denver church.
State Board Extends Adams County School District 14 External Management Search
The struggling school district’s future remains unclear.
Bill Would End Bail Requirement for Some Low-Level Offenses
Representative Leslie Herod believes the proposal would create a fairer judicial system.
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Colorado Politicians Want Space Command to Return Home
Colorado politicians sent a letter to the acting defense secretary urging him to reestablish Space Command in Colorado.
Lone Republican Supporter of Death Penalty Repeal on Faith, Colleagues
“One of the reasons I’m a Republican is because we’re pro-life and we respect lives.”
Mexico’s Medical Marijuana Industry Getting Boost From Higher Yields
Higher Yields Consulting is working with two former Mexican lawmakers to write that country’s medical marijuana regulations.
John Hickenlooper Maps Out Presidential Agenda at Campaign Kickoff
“It’s time to bring all Americans together. And that is why I’m running for president of the United States.”
There’s Just One Medical Doctor at Immigration Detention Facility in Aurora
And she oversees its thousand or so detainees at the immigration center in Aurora.
Death Penalty Repeal Bill Passes First Legislative Hurdle
A bill that would abolish the death penalty in Colorado passed its first legislative hurdle.
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Immigrant Detainees Launch Hunger Strike at Facility in Aurora
The inmates, currently under quarantine for mumps, refused to eat their breakfast in protest today, March 6.
Immigration Detainees in Aurora Will Now Be Vaccinated
While over 350 detainees sit in quarantine, the immigration detention facility in Aurora has decided to start vaccinating for mumps.
Democrats Probe ICE About Medical Conditions at Aurora Detention Facility
Jason Crow and other Democrats have sent ICE a letter demanding answers about infectious disease outbreaks at detention facilities.
Denver Library Invests More Than Half a Million Dollars on Security Camera Software
Denver Public Library will be installing a new security camera software that will better link feeds from its branches to the central building.
Virginia’s Law Would Ban Local Law Enforcement From Colluding With ICE
Immigration rights advocates gathered at the Capitol to promote a bill that would help protect undocumented immigrants in Colorado.
Ship Named After Pueblo Could Play Role in Trump’s Negotiations With Kim Jong-un
Denuclearization is the prime topic for Trump and Kim this week. But the two may also address the issue of the USS Pueblo.
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Denver Teachers’ Union Overwhelmingly Approves New Contract
The Denver teachers’ union voted overwhelmingly to approve a new contract.
Denver City Council Honoring Longtime Neighborhood Activist, Heart Surgeon
Denver City Council is honoring Chuck Brantigan, a heart surgeon and a longtime neighborhood activist.
Judge Dismisses ACLU Lawsuit Over Teller County Sheriff Cooperation With ICE
The Teller County Sheriff’s Office and ACLU of Colorado have agreed to dismiss a lawsuit regarding the sheriff’s cooperation with ICE.
Mumps Leads to Third Quarantine at Immigration Detention Facility
Newly elected congressman Jason Crow held a press conference at the facility to call attention to the quarantine.