Surprise! Americans Will Work at Tony Resorts

When push comes to shove, and foreign labor becomes problematic, low- and high-skilled American workers are in plentiful supply.

Denver Moves To 'Safer At Home Level 3' Amid Coronavirus Spike

Denver has seen a surge of coronavirus cases, and the city's residents and businesses now face further restrictions.

Joint Press Release By The Denver Police Protective Association And The City And County Of Denver

The Charter mandates that the unresolved issues concerning mandatory subjects of bargaining shall be submitted to binding arbitration.

Denver City Initiates Release Of Third Phase Of Coronavirus Relief Funds To Community

The city has requested FEMA reimbursement for those costs and expects a determination from FEMA in the coming month.

Candidate Profile: Raymon Anthony Doane, U.S. Senate

Raymon Anthony Doane is running for U.S. Senate.

Foreign Actors Seek To Undermine Election Confidence: Officials

Foreign groups have launched operations to shake Americans' confidence in the electoral process, officials said.

Colorado Early In-Person Voting Begins Statewide

While most Coloradans are voting by mail, those who need to vote in person can do so.

Denver City Government Closed Monday, October 19

The Denver Elections Division will be open Monday, Oct. 9 for legally required operations associated with the November 3 general election.

New Public Health Orders Issued In Denver: What To Know

Mayor Michael Hancock and public health officials announced stricter guidelines as the city faces a spike in cases.

Candidate Profile: James Coleman, District 33

James Coleman is running for State Senator - District 33.

Election 2020 Voter Guide: What's On Denver's Ballot?

Here's a look at candidates, ballot measures, how to vote and important deadlines for the Nov. 3 election.

Mayor Hancock Appoints Desmond Fulton To Lead The Denver Fire Department

Mayor Michael B. Hancock today named Desmond Fulton as the next Chief of the Denver Fire Department (DFD).

Denver Adds Another $1 Million To ‘Left Behind Workers Fund’ For Residents Who Do Not Qualify For State, Federal Aid

The new fund investment is expected to provide 990 new grants.

Denver Seeks Launch Of New Youth Empowerment Center Amid Ongoing Youth Violence Prevention Work

The next step will be consideration by the full City Council.

Denver Extends Temporary Outdoor Dining Program Through October 2021

The program was previously slated to end October 31, 2020.

Candidate Profile: Lisa Escárcega, Board Of Education District 1

Lisa Escárcega is running for State Board of Education District 1.

2020 General Election In Denver: Deadlines, Voter Registration

Here are some important deadlines and rules for voting in the Nov. 3 election.

Denver Mayor Hancock: Senate Should Withhold Confirmation Of New Supreme Court Justice Until Next President Is Inaugurated

Leaders of the U.S Senate should take great efforts to avoid both during the contemplation of advancing a Supreme Court nominee.

Candidate Profile: Charles 'Casper' Stockham, District 7

Casper Stockham is running for U.S. House of Representatives District 7.

Voter Registration Day 2020 In Colorado: 5 Things To Know

Here’s information on registering to vote in our state, along with important deadlines.

Denver Mayor Hancock Submits 2021 Budget Proposal

City Council committees will begin budget hearings this week, with final adoption of the budget in November.

Tell Patch If You See Election Shenanigans In Metro Denver

ProPublica’s Electionland tip lines are open to take information about problems that prevent people in metro Denver from voting.

Denver Reminds Residents Not To Take A Holiday From Our Precautions Against Covid-19

The city’s push to assure the community is abiding by public health orders through enforcement helps stem the tide of the virus.

Denver City Government Closed Friday, September 4 And Monday, September 7

Most City and County of Denver offices will be closed Monday, Sept. 7 in observance of the Labor Day holiday.

Post-Trump EO, U.S. Workers Hired

When foreign nationals aren’t given coveted summer jobs, employers hire locally!

Denver Mayor City Is Seeking Candidates For New Housing Stability Strategic Advisors Group

Qualified candidates are encouraged to apply online, as applications will be accepted until September 11th, 2020.

Denver Dedicates Funding To Benefit Small Businesses In Priority Neighborhoods

Applications for the PNSBF are open from August 10 through September 11, and awards are expected to be announced the week of September 28.

Denver City Plans Release Of Another $25.6 Million Of Coronavirus Relief Funds

The city presented a package of approximately 21 projects to address some of the economic impacts of the coronavirus.

Denver Mayor Hancock Appoints Doti James Fisher As Deputy City Attorney

Fisher will begin working for the City Attorney’s Office in mid-September.

Denver Mayor New Pilot Program Encourages More Sustainability And More Affordable Housing

Denver’s Department of Housing Stability (HOST) will identify five 100% affordable housing projects to be part of this pilot program.

Text Of Mayor Hancock 2020 State Of The Denver City Address

Resolve to define together what a better city looks like – and attain it.

Denver Mayor Hancock Delivers State Of The City Address Amid Challenging Times For Our Community

The city has deployed over $53 million to date to support this response.

Mayor Hancock Delivers State Of The City Address

Mayor Michael Hancock's 2020 speech was delivered virtually, and focused on recovery from the coronavirus pandemic.

Denver Mayor Hancock Appoints Elias Diggins As Sheriff

More than ever before, the new sheriff needed to be someone who understood first-hand what it means to get a second chance.

Elias Diggins Named Denver's New Sheriff

Elias Diggins will be Denver's next sheriff, Mayor Michael Hancock announced Monday.

Denver's Variance Requests Halted Amid Coronavirus Spike

Mayor Michael Hancock said he's "hitting the pause button" on the expansion of businesses and services in Denver.

Denver Sees Increase In Coronavirus; Hancock Urges Mask-Wearing

"This is the time for us to not lose the momentum that we've all fought so hard to gain," Denver Mayor Michael Hancock said.

Greenwood Village Defends Resolution To Protect Officers

As protests erupt in Greenwood Village, the city council is defending its resolution to protect officers from civil liability.

Denver City Government Closed Friday, July 3 And Monday, July 6

McNichols Civic Center Building will be closed July 3, 4 and 6, but will be open to visitors with a reservation Sunday, July 5.

Denver Mayor Hancock Announces Support For Safe Outdoor Space And Homelessness

It also would increase and enhance shelter capacity and quality, allowing for 24-hour services, counseling and case management.