Man Convicted In Past Scam Accused In New Scheme
A man convicted of running a scam that bilked investors out of more than $1 million several years ago has been arrested again, accused of running another scam.
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A man convicted of running a scam that bilked investors out of more than $1 million several years ago has been arrested again, accused of running another scam.
Employees at smaller Colorado businesses will have more legal remedies for discrimination cases under a bill Gov. John Hickenlooper signed into law amid strong opposition from business groups worried about litigation.
A stoned-driving debate that has divided Colorado lawmakers for years is poised to go down to the final hours in this year's Legislature.
Immigrants in Colorado illegally are closer to having a chance at getting driver's licenses, a proposal Democrats say is aimed at improving safety on the roads, although Republicans remain skeptical.
Marijuana regulation is proving one of the thorniest problems facing Colorado lawmakers in their final three days of work.
A proposal to expand mental health services in Colorado by establishing a crisis response system passed the state House and heads to the governor's desk.
A father is being questioned, accused of spraying some kind of chemical, possibly pepper spray, at a group of young teens.
A motorcyclist is dead after a collision in southeast Aurora Monday morning.
President Barack Obama played golf on Monday with three senators, including Sen. Mark Udall of Colorado.
A massive rock slide closed Highway 133 south of McClure Pass on Monday.
A nasty stomach bug has shut down one of the buildings at The Children's Hospital in Aurora.
A fire broke out Monday morning in a Denver apartment building and sent people scrambling out of their homes.
Police have released the identity of a man officers shot and wounded after a bank robbery in Aurora.
Animal activists showed up outside a Brighton courthouse once again on Monday morning as a Commerce City police officer pleaded not guilty after the shooting and killing a dog last fall.
A man convicted of ambushing and killing four employees at a Colorado pizza restaurant in 1993 had undiagnosed bipolar disorder at the time and should not be executed, his lawyers argued Monday.
