Denver Judge Upholds Firing Of 2 Police Officers
A judge in Denver has upheld the firings of two Denver police officers who beat and pepper sprayed a group of women in 2009.
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A judge in Denver has upheld the firings of two Denver police officers who beat and pepper sprayed a group of women in 2009.
Gov. John Hickenlooper got a progress check on the flood relief efforts on Friday. He toured the damage in some of the hardest hit areas.
One person was killed in a crash that kept a busy intersection near the Colorado State University campus closed for hours.
Rick Raemisch, the new executive director of Colorado's corrections department, today ripped his own parole and corrections departments for having 'lax' policies, misguided procedures and a recidivism rate he described as 'embarrassingly high'.
Gov. John Hickenlooper will decide in the next few days whether he will call in state lawmakers for a special session to deal with the flooding. In the meantime thousands of residents are struggling with how they will recover.
It's ironic and convenient they are located in Boulder where the flood did some of its worst damage. They are analyzing all the data to determine whether this is truly the 100-year flood or brought on by climate change.
Two men responsible for the double murder in May 2012 in the 3300 block of Bruce Randolph Avenue have been sentenced to prison for the crime.
Police in Denver are searching for four people who are wanted in a felony menacing case that occurred in the Stapleton area.
People from all over want to help Colorado victims recover from the flooding. That includes volunteers from Texas who came to lend a helping hand.
University of Colorado Boulder is back on the list of top party schools after not making the cut last year.
Vail wants to install more outdoor surveillance cameras to keep an eye on crowds.
Police in Denver are searching for a peeping suspect who got into a physical altercation with his victim.
A ripple effect might be felt in Colorado if there's a government shut down next week as road repairs could hit a major snag.
Criminal charges against two cantaloupe farmers over a deadly food-borne illness send an emphatic message to fruit and vegetable growers to crack down on safety, federal regulators said Friday.
The head of Colorado prisons told lawmakers his department needs to improve the monitoring of parolees, and that officials are considering using cell phones instead of electronic bracelets to do so.
