Denver Basic Income Project Will Test Giving Money to Homeless
Mark Donovan plans to work with the University of Denver.
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Dave Gruber Joins Aurora City Council Members Who Won’t Run Again
Dave Gruber is the latest to announce he’s not running.
City AND County of Denver Receiving Huge Financial Injection From Feds
The city plans to end furlough days for its employees.
Julian Rubinstein Wrote the Book on the Shooting at The Holly
Why did Terrance Roberts shoot Hasan Jones?
Want to Become a Citizen? Free Virtual Workshop May 15
The May 15 workshop is free, free, free!
Felony Charges Dismissed Against Protesters Fighting for Justice for Elijah
There are still misdemeanor cases pending in Arapahoe County.
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Op-Ed: It’s Time to Put a Stop to Immigrant Smuggling and Coyote Ugly
Make immigration laws humane again.
Park Hill Residents Suing Over Planned Safe-Camping Site
And proponents aren’t backing down.
Denver Purchasing Motel, Turning It Into Homeless Shelter
This will be the first time Denver has bought a motel and turned it into a homeless shelter.
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Regis University Will Host Safe-Camping Site
The site will open in June.
Boebert Watch: Intellectual Property and Some Dumb Moves
Lauren Boebert really needs to pay better attention.
Denver Councilmembers Propose Ordinance for Eviction Legal Defense
There’s already a pilot program in place.
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City Council Approves Licensing Program, Fees for Denver Landlords
Renters will also have more rights.
Colorado Legislature Removes Ban on Affordable-Housing Requirements
Denver could have its own inclusionary zoning ordinance within a year.
Colorado Legislature Passes Budget, Sends It to Governor Jared Polis
If approved, it will represent an 11 percent increase over this year’s spending.
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Boulder Gives Initial Okay to Four Proposals for Policing Homeless
The new programs would run $2.7 million.
Op-Ed: Undocumented Workers Are Essential and Deserve Stimulus, Too
We are neglecting over 7 million people.
Tay Anderson Survives Latest Attack, but Problems Loom
A watchdog group alleged violations over fundraisers.
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Democrats Unveil Trio of Gun-Control Bills at Legislature
Five weeks after the King Soopers shootings…
Amendment Pulls Public Option Provisions From Health-Care Bill
The deal was announced this week.
Hancock Wants to Give Denver Economy a $400M Shot in the Arm
The measure is expected to be on the November ballot.
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Behavioral Health Administration Forms Amid Rising Suicides, Overdose Deaths
The pandemic has had real impacts on mental health.