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Coming up on Colorado Boulevard and Colfax Avenue, you're stopping for a red one second, and in the next, you may get a smile of suds on your windshield.

Plunging temperatures are threatening the safety of thousands of migrants, many of whom were sent from Texas to New York, Chicago and Denver, officials say.

The city has cleared out two encampments and opened two new congregate shelters to move people indoors during the cold snap.

The morning after a migrant encampment site was swept near the intersection of Speer and Zuni, a man used a stick to drag food out of an enclosed area.

A fence enclosed the hundreds of tents lining the blocks around Zuni Street and Speer Boulevard on Wednesday morning as Denver police guarded the area and outreach workers helped the migrants who have been living there get ready to leave. The city of Denver on Wednesday began the process of shutting down the makeshift campsite that first popped up in October, busing the Venezuelan migrants who ...

The city of Denver on Wednesday began the process of shutting down the makeshift campsite that first popped up in October, busing the Venezuelan migrants who had subsisting on the streets to large shelter spaces or apartment units.

Colorado Governor Jared Polis is drawing harsh criticism for his "Feliz Navidad" holiday message as the state struggles for resources while battling a significant immigration crisis, just days after receiving 16 busloads of migrants.

Denver is one of the "sanctuary cities" spending millions of taxpayer dollars to bus and fly thousands of illegal aliens around the country as they pour across the open U.S. southern border.

Alondra and Valentina, two young migrants from Venezuela, went through a terrifying journey to get to the U.S. in search of a better life.

The first buses of migrants arrived in Denver one year ago. The city has since spent over $35 million to meet their needs and says more federal support is required.