Listen: Denver to rename César Chávez city holiday and park
City leaders are grappling with an investigative report alleging the late labor leader groomed and abused girls.
Listen: Aurora ICE detainees are malnourished and forced to work, advocates report
Advocates want the center gone and detainees freed.
Listen: Denver’s queer swim team is splashing back after the city displaced them
The city stopped renting lanes to Squid and other private teams.
Listen: He wanted to die on the streets. He’s found new life at Colorado’s newest recovery center
Sage Ridge Supportive Residential Community, near Watkins, is run by Colorado Coalition for the Homeless.
Listen: Denver’s homicide rate dropped faster than national trends
Last year, Denver saw 37 homicides.
Tina Peters’ attorneys ask Colorado Court of Appeals if it has the right to hear her appeal
After a presidential pardon, her attorney demands she be immediately freed.
Listen: Denver Police has a contract with Flock for drone first responders
The company’s surveillance cameras have drawn civil rights concerns.
Listen: Denver jails are missing nearly a third of their staff. What went wrong?
The understaffing is putting deputies, civilian staff and inmates in danger, sheriff employees who have resigned say.
Listen: Broncos announce move to Burnham Yard and plans for demolition of current stadium
Mayor Mike Johnston claimed the new stadium and its retractable roof could increase the team’s economic impact to $1 billion a year.
Listen: Trump’s sweeping order on homelessness could have major impacts in Denver
A major Trump order attempts to defund key strategies that Denver has used to address homelessness.
Listen: Out-of-state cops had access to Denver license plate data for immigration cases for months
The city shut down national access to its database in April.
Birthright citizenship is ‘protected’ in Colorado despite Supreme Court ruling, AG says
The ruling means that Trump’s order could go into effect in many parts of the U.S. — even as the legal battle over the order continues.
Listen: Scientists say Denver is like Airbnb for miller moths, so don’t kill our guests
The moths are a critical part of our ecosystem.
Listen: How Denver and Aurora police cost taxpayers $19M in George Floyd protest lawsuits
Here’s the details on every lawsuit the cities paid out to protesters, journalists, medics and bystanders.
