Suspects in deadly rock-throwing attacks charged with murdering Arvada woman
The three teens were arrested in Arvada last week after being identified by cell phone tower data and a friend who was with them before the April 19 spree.
Three suspects arrested in rock-throwing death of Arvada woman
The group allegedly hit at least six drivers, injuring several and killing 20-year-old Alexa Bartell over the weekend.
Landlords will have to cap pet rent for residents under new bill headed to Polis’ desk
State Democrats gave final approval to a new bill this week, and now only need the governor’s signature to make it law.
David’s Bridal bankruptcy puts company’s 6 Colorado stores at risk of closure
Stores remain open as the company searches for a buyer for the 73-year-old business. But the move puts at least six Colorado locations across the state and hundreds of jobs on the chopping block.
Independent autopsy of death at Aurora ICE facility confirms man died of embolism tied to untreated injury
Melvin Ariel Calero Mendoza’s pulmonary embolism likely stemmed from a toe injury he suffered while playing soccer, which went untreated for months.
Colorado is giving away thousands of free catalytic converter marking kits. Here’s how to use them to protect your car
The kits are a simple and effective way to reduce the likelihood of a thief sawing off your converter.
Most classes at Eaglecrest High School in Aurora to resume amid investigation into educator’s death from bacterial meningitis
Classrooms in the Integrated Learning Center, where the teacher who died worked, will remain closed Thursday and Friday.
Colorado judge sanctions Fremont County District Attorney Linda Stanley for repeatedly violating court procedures
A recent spate of more than a dozen botched cases included allegations of assault, murder and child abuse.
Rural Coloradans fear merger between King Soopers and Safeway will close stores and raise prices
The companies’ plans have drawn skepticism from unions, consumer advocate groups and Colorado’s attorney general.
Colorado Secretary of State settles lawsuit with conservative watchdog over voter roll maintenance practices
The suit alleged Sec. Jena Griswold violated the National Voter Registration Act.
Colorado weather: Spring snowstorm leaves roads slick, dusts Front Range
Forecasters expect the system to slowly move past the I-25 corridor by early Monday afternoon.
Colorado Starbucks workers join nationwide strike as contract negotiations drag on
More than 100 stores across the country are participating in the daylong strike, according to the baristas’ union.
Balfour assisted living employees face charges over false domestic violence allegations
The incident at Cherrywood Village comes as another Balfour facility in Louisville faces a wrongful death lawsuit.
Brighton schools resume classes after shooting near high school leaves 1 injured
Police are still investigating the incident and whether students were involved.
Colorado Starbucks baristas testify against company in federal trial over union firings
The case is the largest legal action workers have taken against the company’s alleged union busting in the wake of a wave of organizing at Starbucks locations in the state last year.
The world’s top pinball player is a 19-year-old from Longmont
A family dynasty has led to a world champion. This is Escher Letkoff’s second stint at the top of the global rankings. How long can he hold on?
