The Denver City Council on Monday approved a $6 million contract for a group to manage the distribution of food and provide services for immigrants participating in the city’s work program.
Denver council OKs $6 million contract to Haven of Hope to aid immigrants Read More »
Job hunting has never been a fun task. Financial security depends on it; it can take months to maybe even years to find something and there are always so many outside factors affecting the market.
Denver ranked as the hottest labor market in the US Read More »
Paul Kashmann says he’s not trying to shut off the gas pumps in Denver altogether.
The Denver Police Department has cited a 56-year-old man for posting anti-migrant signs near the Colorado Capitol in late March.
Man cited by Denver police for posting illegal signs in March near Colorado Capitol Read More »
Beginning Friday, food trucks will no longer be allowed to park in Denver’s LoDo neighborhood on late-night weekends. Police handed out notices to food truck businesses on Friday.
No more late-night food trucks in Denver’s LoDo neighborhood starting Friday, police say Read More »
A variety of topics will confront Denver voters on the November ballot, decisions which could shape the future of Colorado’s capitol city.
What’s on the ballot? In Denver, tax increases, new debt, nearly $1 billion school bond Read More »
Most government agencies and buildings, including mail services, will be closed on Monday, in observance of Labor Day, as the summer season begins to wrap up.
Denver prepares for Labor Day with closings, altered schedules, traffic changes Read More »
While many Denver restaurants have closed their doors over the past year, some restaurant owners are taking their businesses elsewhere or expanding outside the city limits.
Although Denver’s suburbs don’t share its sanctuary city policies, the influx of migrants into the Mile High City has spilled outward. Now, its neighbors are facing an unprecedented wave of activity from a notorious Venezuelan prison gang.
Tren de Aragua Gang expands to Denver and Aurora, unleashing chaos in sanctuary cities Read More »
Denver officials identified 15 apartment complexes with a high concentration of immigrants with tenants facing eviction — the latest focal point in a city whose finances have been stretched thin to pay for the influx of people from America’s southern borders.
