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It did not violate the defendant’s constitutional right to confront witnesses, the Court of Appeals ruled for the first time on Thursday, for his child victim to have a support dog at her feet while testifying against him. “Put simply, easing a testifying witness’s discomfort doesn’t violate a defendant’s confrontation rights,” wrote Judge Craig R. Welling for the three-member appellate panel. The Sixth Amendment gives criminal defendants the right to confront the witnesses against them. Colorado’s constitution also enshrines the right to “meet the witnesses ... face to face.�...

Colorado has received no new concrete information on the size of its incoming vaccine shipments, Gov. Jared Polis said Wednesday, but the state is moving toward its end-of-February goal of

The winter storm hitting a large part of the country is delaying shipments of COVID-19 vaccines, including to Colorado, state officials said Tuesday.

Since 1998, Colorado Preservation Inc. has been working with communities across the state to protect endangered historic buildings, landscapes and archaeological sites through its Endangered Places Program.

Cases of the highly contagious United Kingdom variant of COVID are nearly doubling each week, positioning it to rapidly become the new dominant strain in the U.S. and "requiring immediate