Gov. Polis, AG Weiser, Denver mayor all clap back against Trump’s immigration lawsuit
Colorado is among a handful of states the administration has sued for its so-called sanctuary policies.
Human remains found on private property in remote area of Southern Colorado
Costilla County has a murder rate that ranks among the highest in the state.
Pueblo County’s coroner faces state probe after decaying bodies found hidden at his private practice
Brian Cotter told inspectors that some of the bodies had been awaiting cremation for approximately 15 years.
Feds announce drug and gun charges, then make gang claims they won’t have to prove
Monday’s press conference was a repackaging of months of arrest warrants, indictments and superseding indictments as the number of defendants grew.
Angry Democratic members of Congress get a planned tour of ICE detention facility, leave with questions
For starters, workers at the facility, managed by the private company GEO, declined to tell the representatives how many detainees were inside.
Colorado, Denver named again as ‘sanctuary’ spots for unauthorized new arrivals, fight continues in court
The federal government also thinks the state is wrong to seek sanctions against a Mesa County Sheriff deputy cooperating with ICE.
Could tracking denied gun sales help prevent tragedies? Experts think so
Gun purchase denials — which are immediately reported to local law enforcement, federal immigration officials and some prosecutors — could be useful intelligence. But is anyone making use of the data?
One of two men sought by ICE has been in custody for more than a day, the other is still on the run
ICE said the suspect in custody was one of two men ICE was seeking when they said a driver steered his car toward agents.
Colorado’s Attorney General wants to know if Western Slope law enforcement agencies are working with ICE
Phil Weiser said he would file a lawsuit against a Mesa County Sheriff’s deputy who pulled over a Utah college student and shared her personal information with the U.S.
Victim in Boulder firebomb attack dies weeks after being in hospital, suspect now faces first-degree murder charges
Karen Diamond was 82 years old and suffered severe injuries in the June 1 attack.
ICE says it will stop letting detainees go to criminal court in some Colorado counties
In an email sent this week, ICE said it would still honor court appearances, but only if those appearances can be made over video links from the detention center.
Colorado mandated reporting on police violence, five years later, the data is mostly useless
Some of Colorado’s largest departments say computer problems have prevented their full data from being presented by the state. Other departments just haven’t provided any information and the state has taken no steps to force it.
Feds file more hate crime charges against accused Boulder firebomber
The man accused of throwing bombs towards people demonstrating on behalf of Israeli hostages in Gaza was charged on Wednesday with 12 federal hate crimes for purposefully targeting victims on […]
Motive debated as federal hate crime charges against accused Boulder firebomb thrower proceed
In an almost three-hour hearing in federal court on Wednesday, no one tried to argue that Mohamed Soliman wasn’t the man throwing Molotov cocktails at peaceful marchers in Boulder on June 1.
Immigration case for accused Boulder firebomber’s family moved to Texas where they remain in detention
ICE took the whole family, Hayam El Gamal and her five children, from their home in Colorado Springs into a holding facility in Florence on June 3, 2025.
Colorado notified feds after failed gun purchase by accused Boulder firebomber, months before the attack
The alert contradicts claims made by U.S. Rep. Evans about Colorado’s lack of information sharing.
