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Harold Henthorn convicted of killing his second wife, Toni in 2012, went before a federal judge for two days this week arguing his conviction should be overturned because his trial attorney did a poor job and "sold me down the river."
Harold Henthorn, convicted of murdering his second wife in 2012, wants a new trial and says his former attorney did wrong by him as his counsel.
Convicted killer Harold Henthorn, serving a life sentence for murdering his wife, is asking for a new trial claiming he paid his attorney more than a million dollars, but "he had sold me down the river."
The United States Supreme Court has refused to consider the case of convicted Colorado wife killer Harold Henthorn, ensuring Henthorn will spend the rest of his life behind bars.
Harold Henthorn, convicted of killing his second wife by shoving her off a cliff, will not get a new trial according to a ruling.
The ashes of a slain Highlands Ranch eye doctor have been returned to her family in Mississippi four years after she was shoved to her death by her husband.
Harold Henthorn, the Highlands Ranch man convicted last year of murdering his second wife, has been transferred from Colorado to a federal prison in Oklahoma City.
From the Planned Parenthood shooting to the Aurora theater shooting trial, here are the stories that dominated the news in Colorado in 2015.
A federal judge sentenced Harold Henthorn to life in prison with no chance of parole at an emotional sentencing hearing.
The Douglas County Sheriff's Department has decided to no longer actively pursue a murder case against Harold Henthorn in connection with the death of his first wife.
Federal prosecutors on Thursday released photos, documents and audio recordings that were used as evidence in the federal murder trial of Harold Henthorn. Last month a jury convicted Henthorn of killing his second wife, Toni, by pushing her off a cliff in Rocky Mountain National Park in 2012.
Harold Henthorn, convicted earlier this week of murdering his second wife, Toni, will appeal the conviction according to comments made Friday by his attorney, Craig Truman.
Relatives of a woman whose husband was convicted of pushing her to her death off a cliff in Colorado's Rocky Mountain National Park hope the guilty verdict also brings justice for the man's first wife.
A federal jury convicted Harold Henthorn, 59, of first-degree murder Monday afternoon following about 10 1/2 hours of deliberation.
Jurors have resumed deliberating in the trial of a man accused of shoving his wife to her death off a cliff in Colorado's Rocky Mountain National Park.
The murder case against Harold Henthorn, 59, went to an eight-man, four-woman federal jury just after noon Friday.
A federal jury on Friday began deliberating the fate of a man accused of pushing his wife to her death off a remote cliff in Colorado's Rocky Mountain National Park.
The latest in the trial of a Colorado man charged with pushing his wife from a cliff.
Closing arguments are scheduled Friday in the case of a man accused of pushing his wife to her death.
Harold Henthorn declined to call any witnesses nor testify on his own behalf as his defense team rested Thursday morning, moments after prosecutors rested their case following about two weeks of testimony.
With the murder trial of Harold Henthorn winding down, prosecutors called his sister-in-law Grace Rishell to the stand Wednesday morning where she said after the death of his first wife in 1995, Harold Henthorn said, "My bride is gone."
The second week of the murder trial of Highlands Ranch man Harold Henthorn saw a series of prosecution witnesses testify about the unusual death of his first wife in 1995.
Family friends of the Henthorn family took the stand on the third day of the murder trial for Harold Henthorn. They dramatically undermined stories and accounts Harold Henthorn told about the evening his wife, Toni, died.
Two National Park Rangers testified Wednesday that the spot in Rocky Mountain National Park where Harold Henthorn took his wife and where she fell to her death in 2012 was "obscure" according to one and 'unusual' according to a second ranger.
A ranger says a woman whose husband is charged with pushing her from a cliff in Colorado's Rocky Mountain National Park was wearing her wedding ring but the diamond was missing.
An Israeli strike on an area in Gaza that is home to displaced Palestinians has killed at least 40 people and wounded 60 others, Palestinian authorities said.
An animal cruelty case is being brought against a man who is accused of leaving dogs to die inside an apartment.
The suicide rate for men in construction is five times greater than the rate of all other work-related fatalities in the industry.
The Douglas County Sheriff's Office announced on Monday the passing of "Blue" a "beloved member of the Mounted Patrol Team."
There's been a 36% turnover of election workers nationwide, compared to 20 to 30% before 2020, according to one report. In Colorado, it's even higher. The increased departures coincide with an increase in political violence.
An animal cruelty case is being brought against a man who is accused of leaving dogs to die inside an apartment.
The suicide rate for men in construction is five times greater than the rate of all other work-related fatalities in the industry.
The Douglas County Sheriff's Office announced on Monday the passing of "Blue" a "beloved member of the Mounted Patrol Team."
There's been a 36% turnover of election workers nationwide, compared to 20 to 30% before 2020, according to one report. In Colorado, it's even higher. The increased departures coincide with an increase in political violence.
A police officer is recovering in Northern Colorado after being struck by an evading vehicle, according to the Town of Firestone. The officer was hit after responding to a report of a stolen vehicle.
The suicide rate for men in construction is five times greater than the rate of all other work-related fatalities in the industry.
The wolf pack in Grand County has been rounded up and relocated. The adult male has died from injuries not related to the roundup, wildlife officials say.
The Douglas County Sheriff's Office announced on Monday the passing of "Blue" a "beloved member of the Mounted Patrol Team."
The Arvada Resiliency Taskforce is designed to help business owners protect themselves against crime.
Todd Chamberlain was sworn in Monday as Aurora's new police chief.
A sporting goods store in Northern Colorado is set to hold a rally for college football fans four days before the Rocky Mountain Showdown.
Colorado Buffaloes cornerback Shilo Sanders underwent surgery on his arm.
Kenneth Walker III rushed for 84 of his 103 yards and a touchdown in the second half and the Seattle Seahawks overcame a mistake-filled first half to beat the Denver Broncos 26-20 on Sunday in the debut of new Seahawks coach Mike Macdonald.
Jannik Sinner defeated Taylor Fritz 6-3, 6-4, 7-5 to win the U.S. Open men's championship less than three weeks after being exonerated in a doping case.
Kendrick Lamar will headline his first Super Bowl Halftime Show at the event in New Orleans next year.
An Israeli strike on an area in Gaza that is home to displaced Palestinians has killed at least 40 people and wounded 60 others, Palestinian authorities said.
Emmy and Tony Award-winning actor James Earl Jones' majestic voice became internationally recognized as the villainous Dark Lord in the "Star Wars" franchise.
Former movie mogul recently appeared in a wheelchair in a court in New York, and has been jailed at Rikers Island.
Apple CEO Tim Cook said the iPhone 16 is designed specifically to make use of AI, "raising the bar" on what the device can do.
Big Lots files for Chapter 11 protection after years of declining sales and hundreds of store closures.
There's been a 36% turnover of election workers nationwide, compared to 20 to 30% before 2020, according to one report. In Colorado, it's even higher. The increased departures coincide with an increase in political violence.
The launch of a campaign called Healing Denver this week will emphasize the vital role of Denver Health in providing accessible health care to residents, regardless of their ability to pay.
Lawmakers are returning to Capitol Hill on Monday with just three weeks to avert a shutdown.
The ABC News-hosted debate is the first time Donald Trump and Kamala Harris will face off on the issues.
The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee's memo urges a continued focus on the ideas of freedom as a pathway to regaining the majority in the House.
The suicide rate for men in construction is five times greater than the rate of all other work-related fatalities in the industry.
The case raises questions about how the person was exposed to the virus. All the previous U.S. infections were among people who worked around cows and poultry.
Nearly 134,000 cases of multiple brands of apple juice are now being recalled because of of potential contamination.
A nationwide listeria outbreak blamed for nine deaths is turning into a potential legal nightmare for food maker Boar's Head.
This summer, a widespread CrowdStrike outage caused a ripple effect across many sectors, including airline travel, banking, retail, and hospital operations.
The suicide rate for men in construction is five times greater than the rate of all other work-related fatalities in the industry.
Former movie mogul recently appeared in a wheelchair in a court in New York, and has been jailed at Rikers Island.
Apple CEO Tim Cook said the iPhone 16 is designed specifically to make use of AI, "raising the bar" on what the device can do.
Big Lots files for Chapter 11 protection after years of declining sales and hundreds of store closures.
The probe covers more than 781,000 Jeep Wrangler and Gladiator vehicles from the 2021 through 2023 model years.
A Denver law firm, hired to look into an alleged gang takeover of an Aurora apartment building, says they found the Venezuelan TdA gang began taking over the Whispering Pines apartments in late 2023.
In 2023, CBS News Colorado's Kati Weis spoke with several concerned residents at the park about a host of complaints they had – some people so upset, that they staged a protest at the park.
Miles away, in almost all corners of the metro area, residents in the Happy Canyon neighborhood in Denver, Applewood in Golden, or south in Sterling Ranch have the same question.
Questions about trust and safety have been a top conversation among leaders in Colorado's criminal justice system this year, including in Boulder County District Attorney Michael Dougherty's office.
It's an unprecedented situation in Arapahoe County, where county commissioners have made a rarely seen decision -- stripping the county sheriff of his spending authority, and even asking for a district attorney review.