Allie Jennerjahn

2 weeks ago | denver7.com | Allie Jennerjahn

DENVER — A record number of people are being forced to leave their homes, according to a new report from Denver County Court. In 2024, 15,960 Denverites ended up with their name in a court filing. Denver7 worked to find out why, by asking the question, "Is rent too high or are wages too low?" It's a simple question with a seemingly complicated answer.

2 weeks ago | koaa.com | Allie Jennerjahn

DENVER — 17 people were arrested during protests in Denver Tuesday. "I want to be present and stand up to what I think is really wrong," Bonnie Lloyd from Broomfield said. Crowds gathered to protest against federal immigration enforcement and ICE raids, joining protests across the country — namely Los Angeles — to call for an end to detentions and deportations. "I'm doing my part as an American citizen and someone who loves our country to do what I can," Ellen Keckler from Conifer said.

2 weeks ago | denver7.com | Allie Jennerjahn

DENVER — 17 people were arrested during protests in Denver Tuesday. Crowds gathered to protest against federal immigration enforcement and ICE raids, joining protests across the country — namely Los Angeles — to call for an end to detentions and deportations. "It's not just about the violence that's happening against protesters during protests, it's the violence that's happening during the separation of families. It's the violence that's happening at the border.

2 weeks ago | denver7.com | Allie Jennerjahn

DENVER — Denver City council members are bringing forth what they feel like could be a solution to community concerns over neglected homes and building. According to a list put out by city council, there are more than 285 of them across Denver, and Denver Land Use, Transportation, and Infrastructure Committee Council members Jamie Torres, Amanda Sawyer and Paul Kashmann presented an ordinance Tuesday afternoon.

3 weeks ago | lucianne.com | Allie Jennerjahn

Original ArticlePosted By: NorthernDog, 6/4/2025 11:12:33 AMBOULDER, Colo. - Elise, a Boulder resident who did not want to share her last name, wants to know why Boulder Councilwoman Taiysha Adams is the only one not to sign the governing body's letter condemning the attack on the Pearl Street Mall Sunday. "The city issues a statement," Elise - who is Jewish - said.