As Denver City Council considers spending $70 million to bring a NWSL stadium to a site in the Baker neighborhood, businesses from the neighborhood are urging them to vote “yes.”

A Honduran mother of two was detained by ICE while delivering a food order to Buckley Space Force Base in Aurora. As she waits in detention months later, she still has questions.

Lower-income residents will pay a higher share under most new state tax proposals.

A day after the Trump administration sued Denver and Colorado officials to invalidate restrictions on cooperation with immigration enforcement, Democratic lawmakers gave final approval Saturday to a bill that would expand the state’s law.

Colorado Senate Bill 276 would expand state law that prohibits state employees from working with federal immigration authorities to include local officials, agencies and law enforcement.

The U.S. Department of Justice on Friday filed a lawsuit against Colorado and Denver’s top elected officials seeking to overturn state and local laws that limit federal immigration enforcement in the state.

The judge said the order against the law firm of Perkins Coie violated multiple provisions of the Constitution.

The emergency appeal comes after a judge restricted the team’s access under federal privacy laws.

With six days left until the Colorado legislature adjourns its regular session, lawmakers are working Friday to move bills through key votes. Several ongoing debates unresolved, including whether to override Gov. Jared Polis’ recent veto of a public records bill.