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At the beginning of its fifth week, the trial of James Holmes leaped into the dark heart of the case Tuesday, as prosecutors and defense attorneys yet about the Aurora movie theater shooting’s most critical piece of evidence: the gunman’s spiral-bound notebook.
Read in the first day of trial’s fifth week, follow our from the proceedings and of the case.
A Colorado teacher is suing his school district claiming the district’s only high school ” ” of a local church that operates in the school.
Police tactical units have been surrounding a Lakewood motel for more than six hours on Wednesday as they earlier this month.
The Regional Transportation District Board of Directors voted 11-1 Tuesday night to ride the agency’s buses and trains.
After a four-month delay, jury selection for a death penalty case in Denver started Tuesday people inside a bar.
The increasing use of the new technological toys by Denver police regarding how far law enforcement is willing — or should be allowed — to go in the name of policing.
Two recent cases in which proposals for new recreational marijuana stores were rebuffed by local officials have raised questions about and whether regulations are applied consistently in the new world of legal weed.
Not too long ago, the only places that delivered food were pizzerias, Chinese restaurants and pizzerias. But in the past year, at least a half-dozen delivery startups converged on Denver of organic groceries, sashimi, gourmet doughnuts and, yes, pizza.
The Vail Valley during the two-week World Alpine Ski Championships at Beaver Creek in February.
Benjamin Hochman thinks the University of Denver’s men’s lacrosse team, hot off a national championship win, with years of success to come.
Jesse Paul: 303-954-1733, jpaul@denverpost.com or twitter.com/JesseAPaul
