Police Cell Phone Access Expanded By Colorado House
The Colorado House has given preliminary approval to giving police expanded powers to access cell phone information without a warrant.
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The Colorado House has given preliminary approval to giving police expanded powers to access cell phone information without a warrant.
Colorado Springs police have arrested a sergeant on suspicion of theft and forgery.
The 2013 USA Pro Challenge will kick off Aug. 19 in Aspen and Snowmass Village, then pass through six more Colorado cities before its finale in Denver on Aug. 25.
With recreational marijuana use legal in Colorado there is an emphasis on the safety of children who are exposed to dangerous drug environments.
The Metro Gang Task Force arrested nearly three dozen people for drug trafficking crimes on Thursday. Some of those are facing charges related to transporting meth in a liquid form that resembles windshield washer fluid.
A driver who was talking on his cellphone when he struck and killed two people will not serve jail time.
Authorities in Colorado are looking for a well-groomed man suspected of stealing more than $2,600 worth of teeth-whitening strips, weight-loss pills, probiotics, condoms, Rogaine and other hair-growth products from several Walgreens stores.
The Colorado Department of Corrections is confirming the death of an inmate at the Colorado Territorial Correctional Facility in Canon City.
A huge hole formed in the road near Folsom Field after a water main break early Thursday morning.
Colorado is a step closer to giving driver's licenses to immigrants living here illegally. The state Senate gave final approval to the idea on a party-line vote Thursday.
Visit Walkmscolorado.org for information about Walk MS at City Park on May 4.
Many who are planning their summer vacations are short on cash but use certain credit cards all year to save up miles for free travel.
The light rail line from Union Station to the Jefferson County government buildings will begin carrying passengers on Friday.
People who test positive for smoking pot can legally be fired from their job, the Colorado Court of Appeals ruled Thursday in deciding that there is no employment protection for marijuana users.
A car break in victim was also the victim of theft and now the Jefferson County Sheriff's Office needs help finding the suspect.
