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The Colorado affiliate of the progressive Working Families Party on Wednesday rescinded its endorsement of congressional candidate Neal Walia, one day after the Denver Democrat qualified by petition to challenge

District attorneys from three jurisdictions testified that while the bill isn’t perfect, the legislature cannot wait another year to address the problem.

It was encouraging to learn last week that Denver Mayor Michael Hancock will appeal a preposterous jury award to the instigators of street riots that thrashed and paralyzed downtown in

Protestors were awarded after they claimed police violated their constitutional protections against excessive force, free speech and peaceful assembly

A bipartisan proposal to fund $30.5 million in grant programs for Colorado law enforcement passed its first hurdle Tuesday, receiving unanimous approval from the Senate Local Government Committee.

A bipartisan proposal to fund $30.5 million in grant programs for Colorado law enforcement passed its first hurdle Tuesday, receiving unanimous approval from the Senate Local Government Committee.

Jurors found police used excessive force against protesters, violating their constitutional rights, during demonstrations over the killing of George Floyd

DENVER (AP) _ Jurors on Friday found police used excessive force against protesters, violating their constitutional rights, during demonstrations over the

DENVER -- Jurors on Friday found that police used excessive force against protesters, violating their constitutional rights, during demonstrations over the killing of George Floyd two years ago.

A federal jury on Friday awarded $14 million in damages to 12 protesters who were injured by police officers in Denver during the 2020 protests in the first excessive force and civil rights trial coming out of the demonstrations over the death of George Floyd.