Nearly one in six people shot or killed in Denver during the first half of the year were children, reversing gains in youth safety the city experienced over the last two years.
One man was killed and another person was injured in a shooting in the 1100 block of Columbine Street in Denver, police said Sunday morning.
America’s World War I draft lottery began as Secretary of War Newton Baker, wearing a blindfold, reached into a glass bowl and pulled out a capsule containing the number 258 during a ceremony in the Senate office building.
Immigrants held in U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s Aurora detention facility no longer receive original copies of mail sent to them, and senders are seeing months-long delays in returned letters making their way back, advocacy organization Casa de Paz says.
Health officials advise people to stay indoors — and to take steps to keep the air in your home clean.
Growth has slowed on many wildfires burning across Colorado, but crews are still working to secure the fires’ perimeters.
The proclamation comes almost exactly 20 years after “No Cruising” signs were installed around Longmont following the city’s 2006 ordinance prohibiting drivers from passing the same traffic control point more than three times in the same direction within three hours.
A beef processing plant in Fort Morgan that employs more than 20% of the town’s population has remained largely dark since Cargill halted production in April, then locked out its unionized workforce in May amid contentious contract negotiations.
A Nicaraguan man arrested in Dillon, Colorado, died by suicide in a Mississippi immigration detention center last year, part of a surge in detainee deaths under the Trump administration.
Martin Faith, founder of Scottish Stained Glass, named Colorado’s Small Business Person of the Year for his company that specializes in restoring historic stained glass windows.