Ex-Olympian Jermaine Stafford, blind in one eye and battling kidney disease, vows to keep coaching
Jermaine Stafford recently went blind in his right eye due to severe glaucoma, but it won’t stop him from coaching the Lutheran track team.
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ICE’s plan to give officers electric shock gloves draws outrage and fears of misuse
The size of the purchase suggests ICE plans to give the device to most or all of its officers.
Golden fires city manager over response to ‘racist incident’ at fire station
The Golden City Council voted unanimously to fire City Manger Scott Vargo on Tuesday night for his handling of a “racist incident” in which an employee hung a Black doll by its neck in a fire station stairwell.
Gun group sues to halt Colorado’s new training requirement for certain firearms
A Colorado gun owner advocacy group is asking a federal court to halt the enforcement of a new law that sets eligibility requirements to buy certain firearms.
White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt, youngest person to hold role, to leave at month’s end
Leavitt is the youngest person in history to hold the role.
Denver suspends changes to sheriff’s discipline after pushback from oversight groups
Denver officials have suspended a new approach to deputy discipline at the Denver Sheriff Department after months of pushback from police oversight groups.
Bear saunters into Breckenridge luxury resort, steals M&Ms, prompting reminder of bear-aware guidance
A bear made an early morning visit to a Breckenridge hotel Tuesday, helping itself to some chocolate before police officers scared it back into the woods.
Lawsuit seeks to ban Trump Media from charging for early access to president’s posts on US policy
President Donald Trump was sued in federal court to stop him from making money off early, exclusive access to his posts on U.S. policy on the own Truth Social platform.
5 teens killed in Grand Junction crash identified by coroner
Tristan Tucker, William Simms, Tyler Kersey-Huffman, Titus Gould and Braden Taylor all died in the crash on Lookout Lane, according to the Mesa County Coroner’s Office.
Ward Churchill, controversial former CU professor, dies
Former University of Colorado Boulder professor Ward Churchill, a controversial symbol of academic freedom who was fired after comparing 9/11 victims to a notorious Nazi, has died.