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The fentanyl flooding Colorado this summer is cheaper, now comes in pink and white, and is sometimes laced with the taste of monk fruit.

The 18th Judicial District Attorney and a DEA special agent on Wednesday announced another eight people had been indicted in connection with a fentanyl distribution ring in the Denver metro area.

A tip about possible fentanyl trafficking led investigators to open a case in December 2021.

CENTENNIAL — State and federal authorities confiscated 200,000 fentanyl pills, 9.4 pounds of heroin, a kilogram of cocaine and multiple firearms in an operation they say culminated in one of the largest seizures of fentanyl...

After more than 40 years and an arrest in 2021, the suspect in a cold case murder out of Cherry Hills was convicted by a jury Thursday.

The case was built on a new DNA sample obtained by an investigator who collected trash bags from an apartment complex dumpster last year.

William F. Buckley, writing years ago about Robert Welch and the John Birch Society, who were pushing the ridiculous theory that communists had penetrated American government to such an extent

In Tuesday’s primaries, the Colorado Republican Party proved it’s ready for prime time this fall. In surprisingly short order, media outlets were able to call Joe O’Dea, Heidi Ganahl and

Colorado Democrats took time on primary election night to celebrate the opening of two Democratic Party field offices in Denver and Aurora.

The final contribution and expenditure filing for statewide primary election candidates in Colorado was due Monday night.