House Advances Bill Protecting Citizen Recordings Of Police
Law enforcement could face civil penalties if an officer destroys or seizes someone's recordings of a public incident with a bill that advanced in the Colorado House on Tuesday.
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Law enforcement could face civil penalties if an officer destroys or seizes someone's recordings of a public incident with a bill that advanced in the Colorado House on Tuesday.
Drivers are weighing in on the future cost of toll lanes for the express lanes along the Boulder turnpike.
The Denver City Council heard from the public about changes to the Denver Zoo at its Monday night meeting. The council approved the expansion with only one vote against the proposal.
Two active duty Fort Carson soldiers and one former soldier are among the four suspects charged with theft from the Army post near Colorado Springs.
A second person has been confirmed dead a day after more than 60 vehicles smashed into one another in dense fog, injuring up to two dozen and becoming the second weather-related pileup to shut down a major trucking corridor in southeast Wyoming in less than a week.
Congressional testimony and internal Veterans Affairs emails show the VA has no outside construction expert helping its investigation into massive cost overruns at its new Aurora hospital.
A novel effort to reduce school violence by making public schools legally liable for keeping kids safe has been approved by the Colorado Senate.
Telluride has adopted rules against aggressive panhandling after making some changes sought by the American Civil Liberties Union.
Chipotle reported a higher profit for its first quarter as price hikes help drive up sales, but it wasn't enough to satisfy investors.
Hundreds are attending this week's Marijuana Investor Summit to learn about industry trends and investing in Colorado's growing business.
A man in Colorado Springs "killed" his computer by shooting it eight times.
The Colorado Oil and Gas Commission is taking an interest in making sure there aren't any environmental impacts from last week's fracking wastewater tank explosion in Weld County.
Boulder police are searching for a University of Colorado student reported missing by his parents over the weekend.
SWAT officers were seen leaving a strip club where police had set up a perimeter about 6:30 a.m. Police confirmed that the suspects believed to be inside had already left the building.
A last-ditch effort to reach an agreement on mandatory snow tires begins Tuesday morning at the Colorado Capitol.
