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March 24, 2022
Colorado is in the midst of an epidemic, and the fight against fentanyl is truly life and death. Since 2015, Colorado has suffered 1,578 fentanyl deaths – a number equivalent
March 22, 2022
A man was sentenced to 200 years in prison for sexually assaulting three children over four years, the 18th Judicial District Attorneyโs Office announced Tuesday.
March 15, 2022
Samuel Birch shot 24-year-old Mauricio Perez once in the stomach at a Circle K convenience store on Thanksgiving Day 2020. Perez later died at a hospital.
March 15, 2022
A man charged with shooting and killing a Circle K clerk, who prosecutors said complied with every demand, was convicted by an Arapahoe County jury of first-degree murder, the 18th Judicial District announced Monday.
March 13, 2022
Democrats control 100% of Colorado’s government and hold all statewide offices, with the exception of one at-large seat on the Democrat-controlled University of Colorado Board of Regents. Republicans hope to
March 12, 2022
Police chiefs and prosecutors from Southern Colorado unsuccessfully lobbied lawmakers Thursday to add motor vehicle theft and drug distribution to the list of felony convictions that could trigger a weapons possession charge.
March 8, 2022
Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser is reserving a little over $1 million worth of fall TV advertising for his reelection bid, a spokesman for the Democrats campaign tells Colorado Politics.
March 8, 2022
The bills enactment, should it happen, is unlikely to be the final say on the matter. Already, some district attorneys are pushing to add peddling drugs, notably fentanyl, and committing
March 8, 2022
Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser is reserving a little over $1 million worth of fall TV advertising for his reelection bid, a spokesman for the Democrats campaign tells Colorado Politics.
March 7, 2022
The bills enactment, should it happen, is unlikely to be the final say on the matter. Already, some district attorneys are pushing to add peddling drugs, notably fentanyl, and committing