Denver’s Financial Condition Improves, Earning a “C” Grade

New report by Truth in Accounting analyzes Denver's financial report

Denver received ‘D’ for fiscal health

New report by watchdog

Trump Kicked Off Colorado Ballot Under U.S. Insurrection Clause

Colorado Supreme Court cites the U.S. Constitution's insurrection clause in its decision booting Trump from the state GOP primary ballot.

Regis University Wants Your Questions For Denver Mayoral Debate

Regis University is hosting the debate on May 11 at 6 p.m. and wants to hear from the community about questions they want answered.

Text Campaign Launched To Alert Nearly 2 Million Coloradans On Medicaid Of Big Change Ahead

Public health protection put in place during COVID is about to come to an end.

Global Leaders Meet In Denver To Tackle Issues From Migration To Fentanyl

More than 250 mayors will attend, along with 3,000 registered delegates.

Former Denver Mayor Wellington Webb Endorses Mayoral Candidate Kelly Brough

Webb pointed to Brough's experience in business and willingness to sit down with the people who fought the proposed Park Hill development.

Denver's Two Mayoral Candidates Kelly Brough And Mike Johnston Go Head-To-Head In Debate

One week after the Denver Municipal Election, the candidates who made the runoff are off to the races.

With Aloft Hotel Emergency Housing Set To End, Residents Take Concerns To City Council

More than 100 residents are preparing for the emergency shelter to close.

Park Hill Golf Course To Remain Open Space

This is the second time Denver voters have blocked the proposed development of the 155-acre course at Colorado Boulevard and 35th.

Jill Biden's Plane Diverted After Windshield Cracks

The First Lady's plane was diverted back to Denver Monday, but Secret Service members said there was "no safety threat" to Biden or staff.

Denver Mayor's Race Centers On Crime, Housing, Homelessness

Mayoral candidates include a former boxer, an investment banker, a state lawmaker and a former Crenshaw Mafia Gang member.

CBS News Colorado's Voter Guide For The Denver Mayoral Race

The deadline for mailing in ballots has passed.

Dr. Jill Biden Talks Workforce Training Programs During Denver Visit

"We need to work together to help our students get the education and the training that they need for the careers that they want," she said.

CBS News Colorado's Voter Guide For The Denver Mayoral Race

Election Day is April 4.

Behavioral Health Study Used To Help Identify Barriers To Mental Health Care In Denver

A Denver Department of Public Health study found that 40 percent of people who tried couldn't access care.

Denver Speed Limit Reduction Project Rises To Almost $1.7M Due To Inflation

Denver City Council voted in 2021 to change the street signs in an effort to reduce the number of traffic related deaths.

Denver Case Worker Sees A Great Need For Women's Transitional Housing

ICNA Relief works with the women on job training, saving, spending and securing permanent housing.

Denver Continues Serving Migrants As Concern Grows For What's Coming

Organizations like American Friends Service Committee are struggling to find long-term housing for migrants.

Denver Mayoral Candidate Kwame Spearman Drops Out Of The Race And Endorses Opponent Kelly Brough

"The smart answer, the right answer is to endorse a candidate who will be ready on day one," Spearman said.

Ballots Sent Out For Denver's Election To Decide Next Mayor, Other Seats And Issues: 'It's A Local Election With A Mile High Impact'

Election Day is April 4.

Denver City Council Approves Extension Of Safe Outdoor Spaces Through 2024

The council also approved an additional $7.5 million to help manage the campsites for those experiencing homelessness.

Denver, Colorado ranks #47 in TIA's latest report

The report is based on the cities’ 2021 annual comprehensive financial reports, which are not analyzed on this scale by other organizations.

Denver's Most Dangerous Streets Get Safety Improvements Thanks To Federal Grant

The Department of Transportation and Infrastructure plans to hire a team to examine treacherous roads and identify ways to mitigate issues.

Vice President Kamala Harris Visits Colorado Monday

Harris is expected to speak at the Arvada Center around 3 p.m.

Interstate Teacher Mobility Compact Heads To Gov. Polis' Desk

The bill allows licensed teachers to more easily obtain a license between member states.

Denver Starts Issuing Notices To Landlords Out Of Compliance With New Law That Protects Tenants

The law requires landlords of multi-unit properties to apply for a license to operate, assuring buildings meet city code standards.

State Legislator Proposes Bill To Expand Colorado Commissioner Boards In 12 Largest Counties

The bill would expand boards from three to five commissioners in counties with more than 70,000 residents.

ACLU Colorado And Public Defenders Oppose Raising Juvenile Detention Bed Cap

"The fact of the matter is that we are failing our children," deputy public defender Nicole Duncan said.

With State Incentives, Now May Be The Best Time To Buy An Electric Car In Colorado

Buyers can receive a $2,000 state tax credit when purchasing a new electric vehicle.

Some Coloradans May Qualify For Property Tax, Rent, Heat Rebate

The rebate amount is based on the applicant's income and expenses.

Colorado Lawmakers Host Roundtable Discussion On Immigration Reform

"We are all trying to figure out what the path forward is," Rep. Jason Crow said.

Denver City Council Approves Park Hill Golf Course Redevelopment

The council voted 10-3 on the plan late Monday.

Your Vehicle Registration Includes 'Keep Colorado Wild' Pass For $29

This lower price point pass offers more sustainable funding for Colorado's state parks.

State Of Colorado Now Helping To Move Migrants As Denver Struggles And Nonprofits Try To Gear Up

"We're doing our best but our people are stretched," the mayor's chief of staff Evan Dreyer said. "They are tapped out and we need help."

Plastic Bag Fee Takes Effect In Colorado, Taking Some Shoppers By Surprise

Bags now cost 10 cents at many stores.

Denver Mayor Says Influx Of Migrants This Month Has Put 'Immense Strain' On City Resources, Issues Emergency Declaration

Mayor Michael Hancock on Thursday issued an emergency declaration for the City and County of Denver.

Denver Processing Plant Workers' Union Votes To Approve Strike

Negotiations between the union and company continue while a date for the strike remains unscheduled.

Colorado Law Will Require Cage-Free Egg Production

The law passed in 2020 and will take effect Jan. 1, 2023.

Denver Gets Go-Ahead From EPA After Progress On Lead Pipes

The local water utility's approach for reducing lead levels is "succeeding and making swift progress."