Colorado activist convicted of doxxing Denver police commander in first-of-its-kind case
Regan Benson appears to be the first person in the state convicted under the anti-doxxing statute, said Jamie Hubbard, her attorney.
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Leven Supply reopens in Denver after addressing back-taxes snafu
Leven Supply has paid the $140,000 it owed state tax agents, its marketing director said.
Leven Deli’s sister store seized by the state for back taxes
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Denver sports bar accused of prostitution may lose its liquor, cabaret license
Women working at Mecca Sports Bar in Denver鈥檚 Athmar Park neighborhood routinely offered customers in...
Driver’s licensing, car and voter registration unavailable in Colorado during Presidents Day weekend outage
A planned Colorado Department of Revenue outage will block some business filings and voter registrations...
BetMGM becomes latest sports betting company fined by Colorado
The company accepted improper bets on college basketball and football games.