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An investigation by the Colorado News Collaborative (COLab), The Sentinel in Aurora and Rocky Mountain Public Media revealed a host of loopholes, mistakes and regulatory blind spots that have kept officers with documented records of abusive conduct in good standing with POST.

“What kind of system allows the certification of an officer who takes pleasure in riddling people with extra bullets?” asks Trish Vigil, mother of the carjacking suspect whose fatal shooting Madrigal’s fellow officers say he gloated over. "That's not police discipline. It's a free pass. And it’s disgusting."

UNDISCIPLINED: Colorado promised transparency around police misconduct, but is still not holding most rogue cops publicly accountable. By Susan Greene, Police officers who have been disciplined in their previous departments still allowed to work despite track record of misconduct

The spooky season has arrived, and it did seem a little scary.

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The Better Business Bureau has received dozens of complaints nationally involving Taylor Swift tickets

As Independence Day celebrations fade from the rear view mirror, it’s a good time to consider our liberty. The Fourth of July commemorates the signing of the Declaration of Independence, not how hard we fought...

Today's oral argument in Counterman v. Colorado--the "true threats" case--highlights the importance of protecting stalking victims from objectively threatening communications.

Statewide task force to fight organized retail theft

The Supreme Court will hear the appeal of a Colorado wedding website designer who says the state violates her free speech by requiring her to serve LGBTQ couples.