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Jawaid Bazyar is fighting a decision by the City of Denver to fine his business for refusing to clean poop from an adjacent alley.

Communists and anti-enforcement activists in Denver, Colorado, protested outside the home of an Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) facility warden, shouting, “No borders, no nations, no racist deportations!”

A Communist group in Denver appears to be using Facebook to threaten to set a local Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) facility on fire.

A group of 50 teachers, parents, students stood outside Denver Public Schools (DPS) headquarters on Monday to protest the lack of air conditioning in 60 buildings throughout the school district.

A little boy in Denver, Colorado, who lost his father to cancer this month, started a lemonade stand to raise money for a date with his mom.

Denver has elected a socialist city councilwoman who is calling for the “communal ownership” of land, according to the results of the city’s June 4 runoff.

Oakland, CA, has joined the shroom gang by becoming the second city to decriminalize the possession and use of hallucinogenic mushrooms.

Silicon Valley investors have already gotten some election officials to begin using “vote by phone” technology, and hope that the concept will flourish, eventually becoming the new standardized voting procedure. Experts in coding and cryptography, however, are concerned over the tech innovation, warning that it will introduce more problems than it will solve.

The Mile High City is seeking to take a step into the next level by becoming the first U.S. city to legalize hallucinogenic mushrooms, according to reports.

Police confirmed Friday that several people were killed and others were injured in a fiery pileup involving multiple vehicles on Interstate 70 west of Denver, Colorado.

A Denver-area man missing in the Sri Lanka Easter Sunday bombings targeting Christians and luxury hotel guests was confirmed dead by his brother on Monday, according to a report.  

An armed 18-year-old woman whose journal writings about the Columbine High School shooting prompted the closure of Denver-area public schools has been found dead, according to reports. 

Denver will again live up to its name as the “Mile High City” if city voters pass a measure in May which would decriminalize magic mushrooms.

A snowstorm threatens to put a damper on Black Friday shopping in several Rocky Mountain states, according to meteorologists.

A cop shot in the leg during a Denver, Colorado, gunfight put another magazine in his gun, kept his weapon trained on the suspect, and called his own ambulance.

A bumbling robbery suspect attempting to hold up a Denver-area convenience store on Saturday could barely hold up his pants and his gun.

The 22-year-old son of Denver’s mayor got into some hot water with a police officer who pulled him over, using racial slurs against the officer and threatening him, according to an officer’s body cam video of the incident.

An elementary school in Denver, Colorado, has decided to replace punishment with yoga instruction.

The Denver Sheriff’s Department that stood firm in sanctuary city policies, admitted after releasing an illegal alien accused of running from a fatal accident that they failed to notify U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) before releasing him on bond.

An illegal alien from Mexico, arrested for allegedly causing a fatal hit-and-run accident, will be free to leave prison should he pay his $25,000 bond, as the Denver Sheriff’s Department remains committed to their “sanctuary city” policy.

A homeless man has been arrested after stabbing to death a mother of four who tried to help him get back on his feet, police say.

Colorado lawmakers are considering a proposal to allow a legal drug injection site in Denver for heroin users.

A nurse who worked at a Denver hospital is filing a lawsuit against her former employer claiming that she was fired for discussing her support for President Trump.

The KWGN Denver news team took part in Paqui Chips’ “One Chip Challenge” Wednesday, filming themselves eating a tortilla chip made with the Carolina Reaper, the world’s hottest pepper. As the anchors tried the chip, they noted how hot it was.

A New York man has been arrested for threatening a Denver-based company and its employees with carrying out a “repeat” of the Las Vegas, Nevada, shootings, the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Eastern District of New York said Wednesday.

Irvine Company and the State of California appear ready to go all-in with massive incentives to attract Amazon to build a $5-billion second headquarters for 50,000 employees in Orange County.

Police are investigating a Denver high school after disturbing videos emerged of high school cheerleaders screaming in pain after being forced into splits during practice.

An illegal alien was convicted for the vehicular death of a young woman in the sanctuary city of Denver, Colorado.

A few moments at a backstage photo session four years ago are about to be relived, as lawyers for pop star Taylor Swift and a former disc jockey she accuses of groping her begin picking jurors in their dueling lawsuits.

A man wearing clown makeup and spiked gloves is accused of stabbing a man to death outside a taco restaurant in Denver.

A Colorado man is accused of using an Army medical kit to remove a transgender woman’s testicles.

The American Lung Association’s “State of the Air” report named 6 California cities among the top 10 worst for ground-level smog in the United States.

After Amendment 70 forced Colorado businesses to pay a higher minimum wage, many Denver-area restaurants are struggling to survive. In a bid to stay in business, some restaurants are now adding a ten percent surcharge to make up for the recent hike.

Schools around the country have decided to take a stand against President Trump’s crackdown on illegal immigration.

37-year-old Adam Nauveed Hayat of Denver, Colorado, is under arrest and facing federal charges after police allegedly discovered pipe bombs in the safe of his hotel room.

Denver, Colorado District Judge Elizabeth Starrs has ruled against the state’s “faithless” electors who sought to defy the voters’ will by using Electoral Votes for Hillary Clinton to prevent President-elect Donald Trump from ascending to the White House.