Kyle Harris

A few years back, Phillip West lived on the streets of San Antonio, waiting to die. He had once held down a sales job at a nonprofit. He paid taxes. He took college courses. He was a part of society — fully human, he said. Back then, he frowned on people ... See more

The Denver City Council is debating whether to ban law enforcement officers from wearing facemasks. If it’s approved, the policy could allow Denver police officers to arrest immigration agents and other law enforcement officers who conceal their faces wit... See more

The low-price grocery giant Aldi, which some Coloradans have been clamoring for in recent years, has announced a five-year plan to expand into the state. In the next two years, the grocer plans to open new stores in both Denver and Colorado Springs, part ... See more

The number of homicides in Denver dropped by nearly half last year — showing greater improvement in the city than the nation as a whole. There were 48 percent fewer homicides in 2025 compared to 2024, according to Denver Police Department data. Nationwide... See more

The number of eviction cases in Denver County Court remained near a record high in 2025. In 2025, there were 15,953 eviction cases in court, just seven fewer than in 2024, the record year. An untold number of those households are families with children, r... See more