Former aide Jennifer Chick sued state Rep. Sheila Lieder last week, alleging the Littleton Democrat duped her into working on her political campaign and drove her to quit over vacation plans.
Members of Denver Public Schools’ elected board broached concerns about a lack of trust among directors at a daylong retreat Monday, a conversation that started prickly but ended with signs of momentum toward better working together.
Mission Foods, the largest tortilla producer in the U.S., informed the state that it will close its plant at 2110 Santa Fe Drive in Pueblo and lay off 90 workers.
A woman is suing Learfield Amplify Seating, LLC. after she was impaled by a stadium seat pole at a October 2025 concert at Folsom Field.
Denver police arrested a 20-year-old man in connection with a quadruple shooting outside Volt Club, a Denver nightclub, early Saturday morning.
A former neonatal nurse in a British hospital was found guilty of murdering seven babies and trying to kill six others over a yearlong campaign of deception as she preyed on the vulnerabilities of sick newborns.
A wrong-way driver intentionally crashed on Interstate 70 near the Utah border last month, killing herself and injuring six others, according to the Colorado State Patrol.
Lakewood officers responded to a home in the 1700 block of South Welch Circle on Thursday, when Patrick “Ted” Barnett called 911 to report finding his wife unresponsive and not breathing.
Judge Gregory Carro issued an order Monday canceling the Sept. 8 trial and giving the Manhattan District Attorney’s office until Oct. 9 to respond.
Cargill meatpacking workers in Fort Morgan on Monday voted in favor of the company’s latest proposal, bringing to an end a monthslong labor dispute.