State elected officials, community leaders prepare to fight with Trump administration over immigration
In an interview with Colorado Matters, Polis said he would welcome federal government help to root out criminals and gang members — but beyond that, the governor said there is going to be a fight.
School of Mines professor charged with DUI, vehicular homicide in crash that killed Golden officer
Stephen Geer faces several felony and misdemeanor charges, including driving under the influence, in connection to the death of Officer Evan Dunn.
Colorado voters come full circle on supporting – and refunding – police
Prop. 130 will require state lawmakers to funnel $350 million to law enforcement agencies in a one-time burst dedicated specifically to recruiting and retention.
Two friends schemed to test Colorado’s mail ballot system and are now charged with felonies, police say
Two women, including a postal employee, were arrested in Grand Junction on Wednesday for stealing mail ballots and fraudulently casting them.
For police, election security is just one more thing they’re asked to do
Colorado law enforcement officers are busier than ever responding to calls about election security – some real and some imagined.
What we know about the voter fraud scheme in Mesa County
Around a dozen ballots stolen in Mesa County are connected to a voter fraud scheme.
Colorado Supreme Court hears arguments elephants deserve the same autonomous rights as humans, should be released from Cheyenne Mountain Zoo
A packed courtroom heard arguments that Missy, Kimba, Lucky, LouLou and Jambo – the elephants living at the Cheyenne Mountain Zoo in Colorado Springs – deserve to be released to an elephant sanctuary based on a habeas corpus argument.
Forced medication of accused Planned Parenthood shooter on hold, providing defense a window to appeal to U.S. Supreme Court
If the U.S. Supreme Court receives a request to accept the case, the filing states the forced medication of Robert Dear remains on hold until the high court decides whether to take up the case.
DA will not file charges against Aurora Police officer for shooting and killing an unarmed man
Aurora Police officer Michael Dieck fired a single shot that killed 37-year-old Kilyn Lewis, who was unarmed and being sought on a warrant.
Parents sue Poudre School District for hiring a convicted child abuser, ignoring months of complaints
The parents of two children who were abused by a bus aide sued the Poudre School District for knowingly hiring a man convicted of child abuse
Boulder King Soopers shooter guilty of 55 felony counts, including first-degree murder, receives 10 life sentences
The shooter will spend the rest of his life in prison, as Colorado has no death penalty. He also received an additional 48 years for each of the 38 attempted murder victims.
Boulder King Soopers Shooting Trial: With closing arguments wrapped up, it’s up to the jury to decide if the defendant was sane at the time of the killings
The prosecution and defense presented closing arguments Friday in the trial of the man accused of the 2021 shooting at a Boulder grocery store.
Boulder King Soopers Shooting Trial: Suspect’s family testified ‘he was not normal’ but did not ‘expect him to do what he did’
As immigrants, Alissa’s father said they were worried they would be shunned within their community if they sought medical help for Ahmad.
One former Aurora paramedic has yet to spend any time in jail for Elijah McClain’s death, another seeks a sentence reduction
Jeremy Cooper, who was sentenced to 14 months of work release and four years of probation for giving McClain an overdose of ketamine, has not yet served a day in jail.
Boulder King Soopers Shooting Trial: Survivor testifies suspected gunman shouted ‘this is fun’ while shooting
A pharmacist working at the time of the shooting told the jury Thursday she heard the accused shooter screaming that he was having “fun.”
Stories of regular-day heroism, selflessness emerge amid the horror of the Boulder King Soopers mass shooting
In trial of alleged shooter, dozens of civilians and law enforcement give chilling details of how they helped.
