- State lawmakers are concerned with how the DHS Executive Director Reggie Bicha manages the child welfare and mental health system.
- Denver officials still have work to do to secure the money needed for the massive project that could help remake northeast part of the city.
- Police hope that community outreach efforts will pay off in solving gang-related crimes in northeast Denver.
- Supporters fear that will mean new condo construction will continue to be sluggish and rental rates will keep going up.
- The Office of the Consumer Counsel says it’s saved consumers $1.7 billion since its inception 30 years ago.
- The bill would also allow the homeless civil remedies in cases of police harassment.
- The measure was prompted by a rash of explosions and injuries resulting from amateur hash oil production.
- If approved, bus and light rail fares would increase from $2.25 per ride to $2.60.
- The legislation is aimed at what advocates see as the criminalization of homelessness in a handful of Colorado cities.
- Fast food workers and union organizers rallied outside a downtown Denver McDonald's, calling for the restaurant giant to raise wages for all its employees.
- The three measures would require greater transparency in cases of officer-involved shootings and when officers attempt to hide past disciplinary actions when applying for new jobs.
- The measure would forbid cities from placing the controversial cameras at intersections.
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