Story and Photos by Giles Clasen When Jax Gratton was a young child at St. Mary’s Catholic School in Moscow, Idaho, she ...

Story and Photos by Giles Clasen Last May, the City of Denver swept a migrant encampment that had been home to individuals ...

Elisabeth Monaghan On June 2, Elevated Denver opened its Community Resource Connection Hub at Westwood Community Center (1000 ...

Part one of a four-part series examining gentrification in Denver, its history, causes, and where our city is going next. The first part of the series will explore the historical beginnings of ...

Footwear in the United States is a multibillion-dollar industry. The powerhouse market has seamlessly generated a major influential gateway into the minds of American youth and culture. Chris Hunt, a ...

The Mountain West Hub has completed Phase I of a National Institutes of Health (NIH) funded project designed to engage residents in Colorado’s rural San Luis Valley and urban neighborhoods of West ...

The first night, homeless in a camper, was not easy for Devine Carter “It was scary,” Carter said. “It doesn’t sound too bad until you stay outside and you hear the noise of people walking past, ...

Two members of the Denver-based hip-hop group open up about their new album, the Black Lives Matter movement, homelessness, and water balloon fights. Earlier this spring, Denver VOICE vendor (and ...

In the September issue of the Denver VOICE, we published an article about the work of Ean Tafoya and Headwater Protectors, whose work does not stop; regardless of weather conditions or time of year.

Over a weekend in April, Denver-based singer Nathaniel Rateliff performed with the Colorado Symphony to raise funds for Indigenous students through the American Indian College Fund. Held at Boettcher ...