Jennifer Brown

Investigative Reporter 鈥� The Denver Post

Jennifer Brown

Jennifer Brown is a former Denver Post reporter. She has written about the child welfare system, mental health, education and politics. She previously worked for The Associated Press, The Tyler Morning Telegraph in Texas, and the Hungry Horse News in Montana.

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Denver’s push for a supervised injection site for heroin users won support. Then it all changed.

February 5, 2018 at 1:49 p.m.

Months after a bipartisan legislative panel approved the measure, the door to opening a supervised injection site for drug users in Colorado is closing at the state Capitol.

Susan Huschle, whose husband, Kurt, used ...

69 Coloradans got aid-in-dying prescriptions during law’s first year, report says

February 1, 2018 at 8:46 p.m.

Although 56 of those 69 patients died, the data doesn't reveal which ones died as a result of the drugs, or even if the deceased had filled their prescription.

How many people are homeless in metro Denver? 200 volunteers get 24 hours to gauge the size of the issue across 7 counties

January 30, 2018 at 7:12 p.m.

Volunteers have from sundown Monday until sundown Tuesday to count and sample the homeless population of Denver, Adams, Arapahoe, Boulder, Broomfield, Douglas and Jefferson counties.

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Denver’s push for a supervised injection site for heroin users won support. Then it all changed.

69 Coloradans got aid-in-dying prescriptions during law’s first year, report says

How many people are homeless in metro Denver? 200 volunteers get 24 hours to gauge the size of the issue across 7 counties

Wait list of adults with severe disabilities who need services is growing in Colorado

Colorado emerges as national model by helping rather than pursuing parents who miss child care payments

“Go Blue. Live like Zack.” Thousands honor fallen Douglas County Sheriff’s Deputy Zack Parrish

Funeral for Douglas County sheriff’s deputy killed in New Year’s Eve day shooting ends with 21-bell salute

As Colorado’s largest drug and alcohol addiction treatment provider closes, other organizations are scrambling

Colorado Divide: Why some Coloradans are cashing out of the Front Range and seeking their rural happily-ever-after

Deaths of two at-risk adults in long-term care result in criminal charges