A surge of car thefts at Denver International Airport has all but ended.

Jamie Rife is leaving to be a vice president with Housing Connector, a nonprofit that provides housing for homeless people in several cities across the United States.

Look north!

Alejandro Menocal, a former detainee, alleged in the lawsuit that he and other detainees were forced to do manual labor for $1 a day and were threatened with solitary confinement if they refused.

Over the past year, Denverite has investigated cracks in the city's winter family shelter system. Following our reporting, Denver has made several concrete changes in how it plans to shelter families on cold nights over the coming winter.

There could be more to come.

To help feed students and their families during the federal government shutdown, the foundation for Denver Public Schools has restarted a fundraising effort it began during the pandemic.

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For all their popularity and towering size, there are still some little-known secrets to elephants.

On Nov. 15, the Denver Police Department will start a new campaign to ticket people for expired vehicle registrations and expired temporary license plates.

The police officer who used Flock Safety surveillance data to wrongfully accuse a Denver woman of stealing a package will face disciplinary action from his employer — though it’s not clear how.

The lame duck majority on the Douglas County school board added two controversial items to the agenda late last week: a discussion on transgender athletes and a resolution granting some charter schools a chance to operate with longer contracts.

"This shutdown isn't a light switch."

If it doesn’t snow in a week, by Nov. 17, it will be the city’s second-latest snowfall in the last ten years.

A grueling eight-month budgeting process has finally come to a close — with Mayor Mike Johnston’s budget failing to receive a majority of the Denver City Council’s support.

Denver Public Schools said in a statement that Marrero “has no plans to leave the district.”

A proposal to narrow the Alameda from four lanes to two directional lanes has been dropped.

The flavor ban affects some 575 retailers that sell the products in Denver.

"A couple days ago, we were like, ‘Oh, this is crazy. We might not get to fly, we might have to drive.'"

"We have a responsibility to be willing to meet (Republicans) in good faith ... but they have to be willing to open the doors and start those discussions because we have repeatedly tried to do it."

The Denver metro’s cultural scene is still recovering from a pandemic-era attendance slump, but economic activity is increasing.

Officials at Community Ministry Food Pantry told CPR News they usually saw between 40 and 60 families a day before SNAP benefits were in flux. Now, they are seeing 80 to 100 families a day.

Denver voters approved the Vibrant Denver bond by a large margin. Here's what it'll fund.

"We didn't really talk much (about) Denver."

About 1,200 ballots were sent to voters within the GID’s voting boundaries. A total of 261 voters in the district returned a ballot, with about 70 percent voting to form the Broadway General Improvement District.

Last week, the land opened as a bare-bones park — mostly just weeds and paths — from sunup to sundown.

The final general fund budget stands at $1.66 billion, a reduction of roughly $64 million from 2025 spending.

It's First Friday!

The Aurora Connection Center mixes what Mike Coffman views as the best of both the "housing first" and the "work first" models.

There was magic in the air over 16th Street on the first day of this month.

The cancellations in Denver include four flights to Colorado Springs, two to Grand Junction and two to Durango. Flights to out-of-state destinations like Salt Lake City, Los Angeles, Portland and Lincoln, Nebraska, were canceled too.

The Broncos hope to secure building permits as soon as January 2027 and to open their new stadium by the 2031 season.

“It’s racist,” said Alex Sanchez, president and CEO of Voces Unidas, a nonpartisan organization that mobilizes Latino voters. “It is unbecoming of an elected official."

Flying through Denver International Airport is getting dicier as the federal shutdown drags on.

Temperatures spiked to 83 degrees on Sunday, Nov. 2.

If current results hold, the DPS board will continue to be composed of four members who were endorsed by the teachers union and three who were backed by reform interests.

Mamdani’s tenure will likely have little tangible impact on the everyday lives of Denverites and Coloradans.

The Trump-aligned Aurora City Council member at the center of the Tren de Aragua apartment-takeover debate is narrowly lagging behind two progressive candidates.

John F. Kennedy High, Oakland Elementary, Cheltenham Elementary, Traylor Elementary, Rocky Mountain Prep Noel, and Academy 360 could be at risk.

The person hit by a train was transported to a hospital.

If you’re planning to travel down Santa Fe Drive next week, find another route.

MM and LL cruised to victory.

The election results you've all been waiting for.

A proposal to strictly limit zoning changes in Littleton is leading in early returns.

Forward Denver, a group that helped unseat two left-leaning politicians in Denver, is one of the largest backers of 2G.

Denver voters were on track to uphold the city’s ban on the sale of flavored nicotine products.

About 91,000 ballots had been counted, which is likely about half of the total turnout.

Security wait times have remained stable, and no higher than 20 minutes, throughout the shutdown.

During a nearly seven-hour meeting, Denver City Council passed 10 amendments to Mayor Mike Johnston’s 2026 budget, totaling about $8 million in changes.

Neither the Denver Police Department nor the mayor’s office could provide any evidence that the man was an “anti-migrant activist” who intended to “shoot up” the shelter.