Man gets 18 years for violent Tren de Aragua robbery of Denver jewelry store
Another member of the group accused of robbing Denver’s Joyeria El Ruby jewelry store at gunpoint in 2024 has been sentenced to federal prison.
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30,000 fish killed in ‘die-off’ at St. Vrain State Park east of Longmont
Tens of thousands of fish were killed in a “die-off” at a pond in St. Vrain State Park near Longmont.
More GOP party platforms include anti-IVF language. Is surrogacy next?
Republicans in Idaho have added specific anti-IVF language to their state party platforms.
Operators of Aurora immigration detention center ignore state health order, setting stage for potential court battle
The Immigration and Customs Enforcement detention center in Aurora, Colorado, run by the Geo Group has ignored a public health order from Colorado’s Department of Public Health and Environment, setting up a possible showdown with state Attorney General Phil Weiser.
Bow Mar hires law firm and PR agency amid controversial gate project
The Town of Bow Mar has hired a law firm and a public relations company as it continues work on a proposed gate project that would limit access to some roads in the community.
Bear attacks, injures man at apartment complex in Colorado mountain town
A female black bear attacked a man as he walked out of a laundry room at an apartment complex in the Colorado mountain community of EagleVail.
DOJ plans to deploy 1,000 monitors to watch midterm elections
Critics fear the administration might send armed agents to locations near polling sites.
Misspelled sign on Denver’s ‘Califorina Street’ raises eyebrows
A misspelled Denver street sign raised some eyebrows when a few transposed letters turned California Street into “Califorina Street” for a day.
Today in History: August 19, Iran’s elected prime minister overthrown in US-backed coup
Iran’s elected prime minister, Mohammad Mosaddeq, was overthrown in a coup backed by the U.S. and U.K. that ultimately restored Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi to power.
Colorado corrections officer tried to sell pictures of children being sexually abused, affidavit says
Gage Montoya, a Colorado corrections officer who ran for county sheriff is accused of possessing and trying to sell photos and videos of children being sexually abused through a messaging app.