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Denver police arrest juvenile in connection with weekend shooting death
Denver police arrested a juvenile Thursday on suspicion of first-degree murder in connection with the shooting death of another minor late last week.
Handgun, airsoft gun confiscated at Colorado Springs high school
No one was injured in the incident, and there is no ongoing threat to the community, the El Paso County Sheriff's Office said in a statement.
‘Radicalized’ Evergreen High School shooter appeared to hold antisemitic, violent views in online accounts
Social media accounts that appear to be connected to the 16-year-old shooter are littered with references to mass shootings and antisemitic views, The Denver Post found.
Suspect dead, 2 students injured in shooting at Evergreen High School
A teenager is dead after shooting two of his fellow students at Evergreen High School in the Jefferson County foothills Wednesday, then turning his gun on himself, authorities said.
ICE arrests climb in Colorado this summer, but people detained are less likely to have criminal backgrounds
As immigration arrests have increased sharply in Colorado, law enforcement agencies increasingly have detained people without any prior criminal convictions or charges, internal data show.
ICE illegally blocks bail hearings for detained immigrants in Aurora, lawsuit alleges
A lawsuit claims immigration officials in Aurora are accused of illegally blocking detained immigrants from seeking bail hearings.
Colorado housing advocates grudgingly accept Gov. Polis’ budget move to take $105 million from program
"Everyone has to eat their vegetables in this austerity restaurant," said Peter LiFari, the executive director of Maiker Housing Partners.
Should Colorado raise income taxes on the wealthy? Progressive groups pitch change in new ballot measure
"We are handing our kids a mess, and we鈥檙e taking away all of the tools they will need to fix it," said one supporter of a coalition's ballot proposal for...
Colorado lawmakers hit a familiar wall — Big Tech’s influence — in effort to rewrite AI regulations
"I believe that the governor鈥檚 office, and the influence that the tech industry has over the governor's office, is a huge problem," said Rep. Javier Mabrey, a Denver Democrat.
Colorado鈥檚 legislature has filled a third of budget gap by slashing tax breaks. Here鈥檚 what comes next.
"What we did here in this special session is soften the blow,鈥� said Sen. Jeff Bridges, a Greenwood Village Democrat who chairs the legislature's budget committee.