Denver’s “Proactive” Purchase Allows Crossroads Shelter to Continue Operating
“We feel it’s an important proactive step to take to secure this part of our emergency overnight shelter system.”
“We feel it’s an important proactive step to take to secure this part of our emergency overnight shelter system.”
The city will lease the shelter, located in RiNo, back to the Salvation Army for three years so it can continue operations.
GEO Group will not be renewing a lease for the dormant Hudson Correctional Facility.
Hickenlooper holds a 51 percent lead over his Democratic competitors.
The command’s headquarters will be temporarily — and maybe even permanently — based in Colorado.
As the real Cory Gardner shifts into campaign mode, the cardboard version is following suit.
Virtually every political tailwind that helped Gardner eke out a narrow win in 2014 is now blowing in the other direction.
“I think he’ll have some challenges on his hands.”
Colorado Senator Angela Williams is the twelfth Dem in the race.
Denver has a multi-million dollar contract with a GEO Group subsidiary on the books until 2022.
Hickenlooper is thinking about challenging Cory Gardner.
Constituents confronted Cory Gardner about his position on a range of issues while he was on a walking tour of Olde Town Arvada on Thursday, August 13.
On August 9, ICE and GEO Group took local and national media on a tour of the immigration detention facility in Aurora.
City officials would prefer that you don’t call it a “debacle,” or even a “mistake.”
Cameron Hagan was visiting Denver from Billings, Montana.
No charges have been pressed in the crash.
“I have struggled over the past twenty years to find my place back in society.”
The generation that grew up with school shooting drills is still plunging into the effort to push for gun control in Colorado, despite some organizational changes.
Constituents cornered Cory Gardner on immigration policy, gun control, and other issues at an under-the-radar meet and greet event August 8.
On January 28, volunteers counted some 5,755 people living in shelters or on the streets in the seven-county region.
The imperiled 500-plus residents of halfway houses in Denver still have a home for now, the city of Denver says.
“If the administration is successful in breaking us, there’s a pretty good chance that the other unions will follow.”