Denver recorded more people experiencing homelessness in its 2025 point-in-time count but fewer people living on the streets, according to the mayor's office and officials with the Metro Denver ...

The city could enter into a short contract with Urban Alchemy to run the shelter while looking for replacements.

The discussion of homelessness in German Lopez’s article does not address an essential part of the solution: preventing ...

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The future manager of one of Denver's homeless shelters will also respond to mental health calls. The Denver City Council approved two contracts with the nonprofit Urban Alchemy on Monday night. One, ...

The shelter, at 4600 E. 48th Ave., off of Interstate 70 and Colorado Boulevard, provides a place for men to sleep along with ...

Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... A nonprofit service provider that manages many of the shelter beds in Mayor Mike Johnston’s homelessness initiative will no longer operate three facilities ...

Worried about violence and poor service at Denver’s largest homeless shelters, local activists are questioning whether the city should keep signing million-dollar contracts with the Salvation Army.

A homeless shelter that's previously been at the center of management scrutiny and safety concerns is now outperforming city goals six months after city leaders chose Urban Alchemy as the new provider ...

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Your Reporter Olivia Young specializes in coverage of Douglas County in Colorado. Share your story ideas with her by sending an email to yourreporter@cbs.com. The future manager of one of Denver's ...