Jon Ewing News Today

(The Center Square) – Denver Mayor Mike Johnston is facing criticism from neighboring Utah Gov. Spencer Cox, who said Colorado’s capital city has been sending migrants to his state “without

Denver is paying travel costs to send migrants to Utah — roughly 2,000 so far — even as the state, Salt Lake City and Salt Lake County lack capacity to care for

Denver is paying travel costs to send migrants to Utah — roughly 2,000 so far — even as the state, Salt Lake City and Salt Lake County lack capacity to care for

Denver is paying travel costs to send migrants to Utah — roughly 2,000 so far — even as the state, Salt Lake City and Salt Lake County lack capacity to care for

Denver is paying travel costs to send migrants to Utah, even as the state, Salt Lake City and Salt Lake County lack capacity to care for them.

(The Center Square)— The city of Denver received an update this week on a program where they sent employees to Texas to let migrants know that Denver is no longer

Colorado received $9.7 million in FEMA funding to respond to the waves of unauthorized immigrants arriving in Denver.

After months of responding to its growing migrant community by sheltering new arrivals for limited periods of time, Denver has begun rolling out a new strategy designed to help people transition into more stable lives in the city by providing six months of housing, job training, language instruction and legal support in filing asylum claims.

The Denver Asylum Seekers Program aims to help hundreds of migrants join the area's workforce legally.

(The Center Square)- The city of Denver is considering revising a $400,000 contract for a private security firm to provide security for the city’s unhoused and migrant shelter sites for