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Colorado Attorney Mari Newman Takes Cases from Guantanamo to Aurora - Vimarsana News

Colorado Attorney Mari Newman Takes Cases from Guantanamo to Aurora

Her legal fights led to freedom for four prisoners held at Gitmo, the right to gay marriage, and also a settlement for the death of Elijah McClain.

ACLU sues Colorado Springs Police over unjustified warrants - Vimarsana News

ACLU sues Colorado Springs Police over unjustified warrants

The suit names the Chinook Center, a nonprofit activism group, and an individual, Jacqueline Armendariz Unzueta.

Source: 9news.com
3 years after Colorado's landmark police reform bill, what's changed? - Vimarsana News

3 years after Colorado's landmark police reform bill, what's changed?

Three years after the passage of Colorado’s landmark police accountability bill, officers have been convicted under new laws, a statewide database of officers' misconduct is publicly available, and body camera footage is more readily accessible.

"The most satisfying job I've ever had": Outgoing Colorado Springs Mayor John Suthers reflects on eight years at the helm of his hometown - Vimarsana News

"The most satisfying job I've ever had": Outgoing Colorado Springs Mayor John Suthers reflects on eight years at the helm of his hometown

After two terms in office, John Suthers' tenure as mayor of Colorado Springs ends June 6, 2023. KRCC's Abigail Beckman spoke with him about his legacy, the pandemic and whether he plans to stay involved in city politics.

Source: cpr.org
City settles K-9 use of force lawsuit, the third in two years - Vimarsana News

City settles K-9 use of force lawsuit, the third in two years

Colorado Springs City Council approved a payment on March 28 of $175,000 to settle an excessive use-of-force federal lawsuit against the Colorado Springs Police Department. The lawsuit was filed by

Source: csindy.com