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Denver Riots: Single Most Disgusting Act of Vandalism (So Far)

Denver Riots: Single Most Disgusting Act of Vandalism (So Far)

By Michael RobertsJune 1, 2020

The monument remembers Armenian genocide victims.

Denver TV Stations Put Ad Revenue Ahead of Riot Coverage Last Night

Denver TV Stations Put Ad Revenue Ahead of Riot Coverage Last Night

By Michael RobertsJune 1, 2020

As the riots raged, 9News broadcast America’s Got Talent.

Denver Riots: Twitter Reacts to White Vandalism After Peaceful Protests

Denver Riots: Twitter Reacts to White Vandalism After Peaceful Protests

By Michael RobertsJune 1, 2020

The online reaction has been disturbingly divisive.

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RTD Continues Service Suspension Downtown Through Monday

RTD Continues Service Suspension Downtown Through Monday

By Patricia CalhounJune 1, 2020

The detours have been extended through June 1.

Police Detain Alleged Driver, Impound Vehicle That Rammed Into Officers, Civilian

Police Detain Alleged Driver, Impound Vehicle That Rammed Into Officers, Civilian

By Conor McCormick-CavanaghMay 31, 2020

The incident occurred three hours after the 8 p.m. curfew on May 30.

Protesters, Police Clash for a Third Night in Denver

Protesters, Police Clash for a Third Night in Denver

By LJ DawsonMay 31, 2020

Mayor Hancock called an 8 p.m. curfew on May 30, but protesters stayed late.

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Denver Enacting 8 p.m. Curfew, Calling in National Guard

Denver Enacting 8 p.m. Curfew, Calling in National Guard

By Conor McCormick-CavanaghMay 30, 2020

It’s the first time in recent memory that the city has taken such measures.

Second George Floyd Protest Keeps the Peace

Second George Floyd Protest Keeps the Peace

By Conor McCormick-CavanaghMay 29, 2020

For the second day in a row, protesters gathered at the Capitol.

Chief Pazen Praises Officers for Showing “Great Restraint” During Protest

Chief Pazen Praises Officers for Showing “Great Restraint” During Protest

By Conor McCormick-CavanaghMay 29, 2020

“We strongly encourage you to demonstrate peacefully.”

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Anti-Police Violence Protest Rocks Downtown Denver

Anti-Police Violence Protest Rocks Downtown Denver

By Conor McCormick-CavanaghMay 29, 2020

The rally at the Capitol was filled with tense confrontations between police and protesters.

Dispute Over Teller County Sheriff Assisting ICE Headed for Appeal

Dispute Over Teller County Sheriff Assisting ICE Headed for Appeal

By Conor McCormick-CavanaghMay 26, 2020

Sheriff Jason Mikesell believes he has the right to coooperate with ICE.

Boulder Artist Stephen Parlato Takes His Protest Art to D.C.

Boulder Artist Stephen Parlato Takes His Protest Art to D.C.

By Kyle HarrisMay 22, 2020

Parlato delivers the message by sign, balloon and truck.

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Trump Gifts Colorado With Space Command HQ…Through Election

Trump Gifts Colorado With Space Command HQ…Through Election

By Conor McCormick-CavanaghMay 18, 2020

The permanent Space Command location will be announced a few months later.

Op-Ed: Denver Needs to Create a Safe Public Camping Space

Op-Ed: Denver Needs to Create a Safe Public Camping Space

By Julie RubsamMay 16, 2020

There’s room by the temporary shelter at the Denver Coliseum.

Reader: Have Some Compassion for the Homeless

Reader: Have Some Compassion for the Homeless

By Westword StaffMay 10, 2020

Denver city did another sweep of the streets this week.

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Denver Appeals Judge’s Decision Declaring Camping Ban Unconstitutional

Denver Appeals Judge’s Decision Declaring Camping Ban Unconstitutional

By Conor McCormick-CavanaghMay 8, 2020

The city argues that Judge Barajas erred in finding the ordinance unconstitutional.

Denver Won’t Appeal Judge’s Ruling in Fight Against ICE

Denver Won’t Appeal Judge’s Ruling in Fight Against ICE

By Conor McCormick-CavanaghMay 7, 2020

This was the first time ICE had ever subpoenaed another law enforcement agency.

Safe Parking Sites Could Steer Homeless to a Better Future

Safe Parking Sites Could Steer Homeless to a Better Future

By Sara FlemingMay 6, 2020

For some people, cars are a better option than camping or shelters.

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Joe Neguse Raises Concerns About Due Process at Aurora Immigration Court

Joe Neguse Raises Concerns About Due Process at Aurora Immigration Court

By Conor McCormick-CavanaghMay 4, 2020

The five Democratic members of Colorado’s congressional delegation have complained to ICE.

Denver’s Urban Camping Sites Were Once Fashionable Destinations

Denver’s Urban Camping Sites Were Once Fashionable Destinations

By Lauren Antonoff HartApril 29, 2020

Elite travelers used to pitch a tent right in City Park.

Environmental Group Questions Dismissal of CU Air-Quality Scientist

Environmental Group Questions Dismissal of CU Air-Quality Scientist

By Chase WoodruffApril 28, 2020

Detlev Helmig’s research had been influential among Colorado anti-fracking activists.

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Lawsuit Adds Pressure on RTD to Drop Union Station Rule Changes

Lawsuit Adds Pressure on RTD to Drop Union Station Rule Changes

By Chase WoodruffApril 23, 2020

“These rules are not enforced uniformly.”

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