Colorado town finds THC in its water, warns residents not to drink or bathe in it
The Lincoln County Sheriff's Office said Hugo's well No. 1 showed signs of tampering.
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Four Colorado doctors suspended over medical marijuana recommendations
The Colorado Medical Board has suspended the licenses of four Colorado doctors, alleging that the doctors wrote medical marijuana recommendations allowing high plant counts to more than 1,500 patients.
Aurora theater shooting victims praise DA’s office in new survey
A survey of Aurora theater shooting victims conducted by the Arapahoe County District Attorney's office shows many victims are appreciative of prosecutors' efforts to keep them informed about the case...
Questions raised in second death penalty case over judge’s firing
A lawyer for Colorado death row inmate Robert Ray has sued two officials alleging that they broke open-records rules by not releasing more information about the removal of Judge Gerald...
Aurora theater shooting victims push back in legal costs fight with Cinemark
Several victims of the Aurora theater shooting who lost a lawsuit against movie theater owner Cinemark say the company is trying to overcharge them for legal costs.
DEA flakes on self-imposed marijuana rescheduling deadline, unclear when answer will come
The Drug Enforcement Administration missed a self-imposed deadline to announce whether it plans to change marijuana's status as a Schedule I drug.
New proposed tobacco initiative would triple cigarette taxes in Colorado
A group of hospitals and health organizations is working to put a constitutional amendment before voters that would raise Colorado's cigarette taxes by $1.75.
Colorado Supreme Court denies petition over fired judge in death penalty case
The Colorado Supreme Court has denied a petition by death row inmate Sir Mario Owens' attorneys over the firing of Judge Gerald Rafferty, who appears to have been on the...
Lawyers for Colorado death row inmate called judge’s firing “literally unprecedented”
Lawyers for Sir Mario Owens, who was sentenced to death in 2008 for the murders of two people in Aurora, say that state court officials broke the law by firing...
Colorado Health Department offering grants for marijuana research
The Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment is asking for grant applications from researchers who would like to study the health effects of marijuana use and legalization.