Politics & Government

Homelessness and affordable housing are the top issues for Denver residents, and Mayor Johnston saw his favorability dip.

Just because Texas and California might do it, does that mean we should, too?

Fatigue, life and organizational messaging could be behind lower turnouts at anti-Trump protests, but activists hope the trend won’t last long.

There are just nine weeks left before Denver voters decide if flavored vapes, Zyn pouches and menthol cigarettes stay on retail shelves.

The president is expected to make the announcement at noon today.

There are nearly 2,500 South Korean immigrants and over 330 Korean-owned businesses in Aurora, according to federal and local statistics.

Here’s what you need to know before going to the Workers Over Billionaires Labor Day protest on Monday, September 1.

“My suspicion is this is about protecting Donald Trump, and not the presidency.”

We now go to u/Ask_me_who_ligma_is and u/SmoothBrainMillenial for more as 700 questions flood in.

The DOJ’s lawsuit also seeks to undo a 2017 declaration stating that Denver is a “safe and welcoming city for all,” even though it didn’t do anything but create a slogan.

“We are in the midst of a health care access disaster that began [when the federal law] was signed.”

“It actually has a bigger budget than the United States Marine Corps.”

The president promised “harsh measures” for “Crooked Colorado politicians” in a social media rant.

“When the rest of the economy is tightening, [that is] when you want to make public investments.”

Colorado Latinos are largely worried about the direction of the United States under President Donald Trump’s leadership but confident in state policies, an annual poll shows.

Jessica Calderon alleges the city wrongly denied her a promotion. Now she’s among the dozens of staffers hurt by layoffs.

Although the term “sanctuary city” is all over the national news now, the term’s ties to Denver stretch back decades.

ICE plans to open three new facilities and nearly triple its capacity for detained immigrants in Colorado.

The annual Pulse Poll found that Coloradans are worried about government and politics more than ever before with Trump back.

The decision came as the Salvation Army was under increased public criticism for security at the shelters.

“Every year, you see kids who have excellent academics, they write good essays, and they’re stressed out of their minds that they’re not going to get into any college.”

In July, court documents revealed that ICE was eyeing six spots in Colorado.