DOJ plans to deploy 1,000 monitors to watch midterm elections
Critics fear the administration might send armed agents to locations near polling sites.
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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.
Deputy made attempt to serve papers to Deion Sanders on CU campus, but coach wasn’t available
Coach Prime has been called to testify at son’s $11M bankruptcy trial the week that Buffs kick off season.
US Navy destroyer with 300 sailors aboard broke down for four days in the Pacific
The breakdown meant the crew went without drinking water, meals, functioning toilets and air conditioning for four days.
Dollar Tree ‘gooning’ incident sparks lawsuit in Colorado
The lawsuit stems from a series of “gooning” and “sharking” incidents reported at Dollar Tree stores across the country, where strangers approached customers and ejaculated on them.
Frank Beard, Rock & Roll Hall of Fame drummer of boogie rock trio ZZ Top, dies at 77
He passed away Tuesday at his ranch in Richmond, Texas, with family by his side.
3-month-old’s death at Colorado casino hotel under investigation, Black Hawk officials say
A 3-month-old baby died after an “incident” at a Colorado casino hotel on Saturday morning, Black Hawk police officials said.
CBI’s failure to stop scientist Missy Woods’ crimes was outrageous government conduct, judge finds
The Colorado Bureau of Investigation’s years-long failure to stop the misconduct of DNA analyst Yvonne “Missy” Woods constituted outrageous government conduct, a Weld County District Court judge ruled this month.