Saja Hindi
The Denver Post
Denver, CO, United States
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Denver spends nearly $8 million on migrant crisis, including almost $872,000 on bus tickets
The city of Denver has spent nearly $8 million on emergency shelter, resources and transportation for the 5,150 migrants who have arrived since early December. → Read More
Colorado sheriff can cooperate with ICE despite state law, judge says
A Teller County District judge ruled that the county sheriff isn't violating Colorado law by allowing his deputies to conduct immigration enforcement through an agreement with the federal government. → Read More
Guns stolen from new Loveland lawmaker’s truck parked at Colorado Capitol
Two guns were stolen from Republican Rep.-elect Ron Weinberg’s vehicle while he was parked overnight at the Colorado Capitol this week. → Read More
Denver police investigating the killing of man found under I-70 ramp
Denver police are investigating a man’s killing after he was found outside Tuesday morning. → Read More
Moroccans in Denver cheer historic World Cup run: “Our Cinderella story”
Nearly 30 Aurora and Denver women and a few children had gathered Wednesday afternoon to watch the semifinal game in the World Cup to cheer on Morocco in the soccer match against France. → Read More
Abortion propels Coloradans to vote in 2022 midterms, get involved in their communities
Three Denver women involved in reproductive rights work formed a group called Spurr Colorado to educate people about abortion, get "pro-choice" candidates elected and encourage more people to vote in the 2022 midterm election. → Read More
11 missing at-risk children located in U.S. Marshals, Aurora police operation
Eleven missing children were found in a first-of-its-kind operation led by the U.S. Marshals District of Colorado in collaboration with Aurora police, authorities announced Tuesday. → Read More
Aurora residents worried about displacement lose appeal against East Colfax development project
A planned townhome development in the East Colfax corridor can move forward, despite gentrification concerns, the Aurora City Council decided on Monday. → Read More
Colorado father, whose 2020 deportation drew national attention, returns from Mexico
A Colorado man whose legal case attracted national attention before he was deported to Mexico was allowed back into the U.S. in October and is now one step closer to gaining legal residency. → Read More
Human composting facilities, the first since Colorado law change, offer unique burial option
The company that started human composting as an after-death option in Washington is now bringing a facility to Denver, growing the movement to make this a more common option for Coloradans. → Read More
New Aurora law aims to stop catalytic converter theft through resale market passes
Any catalytic converters worth $30 or more are now subject to new licensing and reporting requirements after Aurora City Council members unanimously approved an ordinance Monday night. → Read More
Search for new Aurora police chief to start over
The search for a new Aurora police chief is starting over, city officials said on Tuesday. → Read More
Mistrust, frustration and lack of diversity hang over search for Aurora’s next police chief
Six months after the last chief was fired, community leaders and some city officials are raising concerns about a selection process they said felt rushed, lacked involvement outside the interviewing committee and failed to yield a wide breadth of candidates from different backgrounds. → Read More
Why Aurora officials are headed to Houston in hopes of finding solution to rising homelessness
Aurora city officials have been debating how best to address homelessness in a city that does not have enough shelter space nor enough affordable housing units available. Not everyone is on board with a housing-first model. → Read More
Young Coloradans motivated to vote by affordable housing, civil rights issues, ACLU poll says
Coloradans trust their local governments more than the federal government and civil rights issues that are "ripping at the fabric" in other states seem to have more of a consensus in Colorado, according to polling from the African American Research Collaborative. → Read More
Aurora commits to water-conservation measures, reducing “nonfunctional turf” by 30%
The Aurora City Council tackled several water issues Monday night, giving the final stamp of approval to the mayor's proposal that would prohibit cool-weather grass for new golf courses and reduce the amount of grass in new developments. → Read More
Thornton police fatally shoot man on Interstate 25
Thornton police fatally shot a 29-year-old man on Monday morning near the 8500 block of northbound Interstate 25. → Read More
Aurora cracks down on lawns, golf courses in effort to conserve water
Aurora will no longer allow "cool-weather" turf grasses to be installed for golf courses or new home developments after the City Council adopted new rules to curb the city's water use Monday night. → Read More
The results are in — again: Tina Peters lost her GOP primary election for secretary of state nomination
A recount of votes in the GOP primary for Colorado secretary of state shows what election officials knew to be true from the first round of counting: Tina Peters, an election denier, did not come close to winning her primary election. → Read More
The city of Aurora has a new vision for the Havana Street corridor and wants to make travel easier for everyone
The city of Aurora launched the Havana Street Corridor Study to provide recommendations for mobility needs and goals for the corridor, particularly at intersections that have a lot of crashes or need traffic calming measures. → Read More