Benjamin Dunning News Today

When you think of five points, to mind. Drugs, panhandling, trash but you dont have to look far to see five points is changing into a new hotspot. Trendy coffee shops, breweries and new businesses. Like urban herbs were natalie is concerned about alive large groups of loiterers in front of the store all day every day we rely heavily on foot traffic to come into our little shop here, and i think that its driving a lot of people away. A few doors down say its a difficult balancing act for Business...

Recreation centers that were supposed to open on Wednesday due to inclement weather were closed due to inclement weather.

New York City Mayor Eric Adams announced this week his plan to allow city workers to more aggressively intervene to get people into treatment.

New data released by the Metro Denver Homeless Initiative (MDHI) shows an overall increase in people experiencing homelessness in Denver.

Homeless advocates argue for more action from the city on homelessness after the city unveiled its five-year, $250-billion plan to house Denver's homeless.

Homelessness advocates hope for changes from Andrew Phelps who previously worked in Colorado Springs.

In June, Gov. Jared Polis hired Andrew Phelps as his special adviser on homelessness and housing. A job like it has not existed since John Hickenlooper was governor several years ago. And, with little...

The death of Herman Whitfield III in police custody has renewed calls for IMPD to stop sending officers to incidents involving people suffering a mental health or addiction crisis.

We examine how the urban camping ban came to be in May 2012, and the ways it has defined the conversation around homelessness in the Mile High City since then.

Colorado Village Collaborative's budget grew from $250,000 in 2017 to $2.5 million in 2020. The nonprofit’s 2022 budget is expected to be $5.3 million and the nonprofit wants to become even more active someday in building more housing.