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A former Colorado police officer was sentenced Monday after pleading guilty to a number of crimes, including the sexual contact of coworker and lying on job applications after he was indicted.

Bill requiring nonlethal deterrent tactics for compensation of livestock killed by gray wolves in Colorado is struck down by House Agriculture Committee.

Real estate fraud is a booming business in the United States. Losses from real estate and rental scams reached nearly $400 million in 2022, according to the FBI.

Denver and Boulder farmers markets guide 2024 with hours, dates and locations

Real estate fraud is a booming business in the United States. Losses from real estate and rental scams reached nearly $400 million in 2022, according to the FBI.

The three defendants accused of throwing a rock at a car and killing a young driver in 2023 pleaded not guilty to the crime on Monday afternoon.

Notable additions include La Forêt, the W, the Goldfinch and Gusto, while the only closure was four Sushi Rama outposts.

Colorado should enact common-sense gun reforms in this legislative session. Assault rifles are weapons of war and we don’t need them in our state. 

Colorado lawmakers on Tuesday unveiled the state budget for 2024-25, laying out $40.6 billion in spending for Medicaid, auto theft prevention, higher education and other items.