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Colorado’s urban farming program allows residents to sell homegrown produce in their own front yards

In a bid to strengthen the local economy by adding jobs and building trusting relationships among its citizens, Denver, Colorado, has implemented a new urban farming program which allows its residents not only to cultivate their own food but to sell homegrown produce as well. The Colorado Cottage Foods Act,[PDF] passed ...

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Public School turns unused athletic field in to an organic garden, serves fresh produce to students

A public school in Denver, Colorado, has just taken the initiative to reconnect the next generation of children with the food they eat. Denver Green School (DGS), an urban “innovation” school established in partnership with Sprout City Farms (SCF), turned its one-acre athletic field into an organic garden ...

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Denver to deploy DRONES to respond to 911 calls

May 31, 2024 -

This innovative move is made possible through a $100,000 grant from the Denver Police Foundation, with plans to commence the program within six to twelve months.

The initiative was done after the city's Democrat-led government reduced the Denver Police Department's (DPD) budget by $8.4 million, forcing the department to opt to use drones as initial responders. These drones will evaluate incidents to determine whether a physical police presence is warranted....

Denver may soon allow marijuana at restaurants and bars

November 18, 2016 -

Considering that marijuana never should have been outlawed in the first place, this is good news for freedom-lovers everywhere.

Now Colorado is set to pull off another first in regards to cannabis legislation. Soon, residents of the state may be able to smoke marijuana at restaurants, bars and other indoor business so long as the owners of the establishment explicitly allow them to do so. Of course, there are a number of regulations that stand in the way of that taking ...

Denver may soon allow marijuana at restaurants and bars

November 18, 2016 -

Considering that marijuana never should have been outlawed in the first place, this is good news for freedom-lovers everywhere.

Now Colorado is set to pull off another first in regards to cannabis legislation. Soon, residents of the state may be able to smoke marijuana at restaurants, bars and other indoor business so long as the owners of the establishment explicitly allow them to do so. Of course, there are a number of regulations that stand in the way of that taking ...

Report: Denver mayor spent $356 million on services for MIGRANTS

December 05, 2024 -

The report was penned by the Colorado-based Common Sense Institute (CSI), a nonpartisan research organization dedicated to protecting and promoting the American economy. CSI recently released an updated version of its report, which is based on data from the city government.

According to the CSI, the $356 million constitutes eight percent of the city's $4.4 billion budget for 2025. Education for the children of illegals comprises the biggest portion of the $365 million, ...

Denver police investigate TSA agent for sexually assaulting air traveler

January 22, 2014 - Denver police investigate TSA agent for sexually assaulting air traveler

Wednesday, January 22, 2014 by: J. D. HeyesTags: TSA agent, sexual assault, Denver police

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Report finds Denver taxpayers are footing skyrocketing costs to feed illegal immigrants

March 25, 2024 -

The Denver City Council recently agreed to amend the city's contract with Colorado Hospitality Services Inc. (CHS) for the provision of meals for "guests" in migrant shelters across the city. The amended contract provides CHS with an additional $450,000 for a new total of $925,000 "for the purchase of meals."

The newly amended contract between the city and CHS will only be valid until March 31, Which means Denver taxpayers may have to spend nearly $1 ...

Denver now America’s most dangerous city after being governed by Dems for years

February 13, 2023 -

That was especially true of Denver, the "mile-high city" that was modern, vibrant, and upwardly mobile. Now, after being governed for decades by an increasingly left-wing Democratic Party, the city has earned the dubious 'honor' of becoming the most dangerous in all of America -- even more so than St. Louis, Detroit, New York City, Chicago, and Washington, D.C.

"Some statistics from the Denver Police Department: Aggravated assaults, robberies, and ...

Denver to start charging groups who do yoga or fitness in public parks

July 17, 2013 - Denver to start charging groups who do yoga or fitness in public parks

Wednesday, July 17, 2013 by: Ethan A. Huff, staff writerTags: Denver, public parks, fitness fees

Are paid fitness classes entitled to the same use of public parks as non-paying members of the general public?

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Denver Democrats unanimously axe crime-fighting tool to shield illegal immigrants, leaving citizens vulnerable

June 28, 2025 -

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Crime-fighting tool discarded for open borders agenda

The Flock license plate recognition system, deployed at 70 major Denver intersections, scanned over 2 million vehicles monthly, swiftly identifying stolen cars and aiding felony investigations. Yet for Denver’s left-wing leadership, even its undeniable success was a liability. Councilman Kevin Flynn openly admitted their calculus: “We know it can help solve crime, ...

Homicide rates in sanctuary city Denver drop by 58%, thanks to ICE crime crackdown

May 19, 2025 -

The sanctuary city of Denver has recorded a staggering drop of almost 60 percent in homicides so far in 2025 – one of the sharpest declines in violent crime nationwide.

The 58 percent decline in homicide rates was first disclosed by the Major Cities Chiefs Association in a report. The Mile High City's homicide count fell from 30 in early 2024 to just 13 this year, outpacing national trends.

Denver Police Chief Ron Thomas credited ...

Denver mayor backtracks after saying he’ll oppose Trump’s deportation efforts with 50,000 resistance activists

November 26, 2024 -

President-elect Donald Trump has made his intention to immediately begin deporting illegal immigrants once he takes office very clear, and he has even said he will use military assets and declare a national emergency if necessary. His transition team has reportedly already started working out the logistics of the plan.

This apparently didn’t sit well with Denver Mayor Mike Johnston, who said in an interview with Denverite that it would be akin to the ...

Denver now America’s crime capital – thanks to leftist “Gang of Four” controlling local politics

February 10, 2023 -

According to the online database Neighborhood Scout, the Mile-High City's crime rate surpassed those of New York City and Chicago. Numbers from the Denver Police Department that reflected increases in the number of crimes appeared to support this finding.

From January to mid-December 2022, there were a total of 6,810 cases of aggravated assaults, robberies and homicides. Three years ago, it was just 4,924. Property crimes vaulted to 42,100 during the same period, ...

Denver offering “no strings attached” welfare payments to homeless trans and non-binary people

September 22, 2022 -

Taxpayers in the far-left enclave will be forced to pay out $12,000 per homeless LGBT to supposedly help these vagrants find housing. It is just one component of Denver's new universal basic income (UBI) scheme.

Denver's Department of Housing Stability (HOST) came up with the plan in an effort to address the city's overwhelming homelessness problem. Much like San Francisco, many of Denver's parks and sidewalks are smeared with human feces ...

Denver Broncos making football players walk through “disinfectant booth” before being allowed to play

August 16, 2020 -

According to the team, it’s a way of disinfecting them to help stop the spread of coronavirus, but even people without a scientific background can spot the flaws with this approach from a mile away.

The main mode of COVID-19 transmission is close contact with others. We know that coughing, sneezing, talking and even breathing in the vicinity of someone can spread virus-containing respiratory droplets in the air that can infect others. The virus is carried in people rather ...

Rioting in Denver, Colorado will cost the city and private businesses over $5.5 million

June 28, 2020 -

The rioting in Denver has involved a lot of vandalism and property damage, including the destruction of a $151,702 glass art installation. This civil unrest has required a heavy police presence to maintain law and order. The Denver Police Department (DPD) have used tear gas and nonlethal projectiles to disperse the mobs of vandals.

In the downtown area alone, the riots will cost taxpayers no less than $1.034 million in damages to city property. Julie Smith, ...

Denver implements urban farming program, allowing residents to sell produce in front yard stands

June 19, 2015 - Denver implements urban farming program, allowing residents to sell produce in front yard stands

Friday, June 19, 2015 by: Julie Wilson staff writerTags: Denver, urban farming, local food movement

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