No Charges For Loveland Officer Who Shot And Killed 19-Year-Old While In Mental Health Crisis
The Loveland police officer who shot 19-year-old Alex Domina during a mental health crisis in August will not face criminal charges. Domina died earlier this week from his injuries.
110 Flights Of Stairs, 343 Firefighters: The 20th Anniversary Of 9/11 Is Marked By Steps And Badges For Colorado First Responders
“It’s a way to physically represent and uphold how we say never to forget.”
Texas’ New Abortion Law Has Colorado Providers Anticipating Influx Of Out-Of-State Patients
The Texas law bans abortion after six weeks of pregnancy.
Coaches Say Valor Christian High School Questioned Their Sexual Orientation, Forcing Them Out. The Community Is Rallying Around Them
Inoke Tonga and Lauren Benner both spoke up in recently about school officials at Valor Christian High questioning their sexual orientations. Their stories have garnered national attention.
Smoke From Wildfires Out West Will Cover Colorado This Weekend. Here’s What Health Officials Advise
State officials advise that some groups remain indoors.
Legacy Of Indigenous Boarding Schools In Colorado Includes Unmarked Graves And Generational Scars
As U.S. officials look into the history of boarding schools for Native American children, Colorado has started a task force to investigation the Teller Institute in Grand Junction.
Body Camera Footage Showing Forceful Arrest Of 75-Year-Old Idaho Springs Man Released
The videos show the Idaho Springs officers fail to announce they are police and then, within one minute of the encounter, tase Michael Clark without warning.
Idaho Springs Police Officer Who Tased A 75-Year-Old Man Without Warning Has Been Fired
Officer Nicholas Hanning is facing one charge of third-degree assault on an at-risk adult and a class 6 felony for his role in the arrest.
A 75-Year-Old Idaho Springs Man Is Still Recovering After He Was Tased Without Warning By Police
The attorney representing Michael Clark says there’s an underlying culture among some officers who have the mindset of “I can do whatever I want” if somebody doesn’t comply.
Second Heat Wave Of The Summer Brings Record-Breaking Heat To Grand Junction, Pueblo And Elsewhere
The high temperatures aren’t going to persist quite as long as they did in June.
Gorillas And Big Cats At The Denver Zoo Will Soon Get Their COVID-19 Shots
Vaccinating animals is another step in stamping out the coronavirus.
Colorado Narrowly Meets Biden’s Fourth Of July COVID-19 Vaccine Goal
Colorado is in the minority of states to have met President Biden’s goal.
Blood Donation Centers Need 450 Units Of Blood Every Day, But There Aren’t Enough People Rolling Up Their Sleeves
Many companies that used to have offices full of people — who would show up for a blood drive — are now empty or out of business.
Flash Flood Warning In Effect Through Most Of The Front Range (Especially Greeley)
Greeley was doused in more than 4 inches of rain Thursday afternoon, more than a quarter of the city’s yearly average of 14.69 inches of precipitation.
Police Confirm ‘Good Samaritan’ Johnny Hurley Was Shot And Killed By Responding Officer In Arvada Shooting
Arvada police confirmed Friday that one of their officers fired the shot that killed “good Samaritan” Johnny Hurley during Monday’s attack that also left a veteran officer and his suspected ambusher dead.
Juneteenth’s Triumphant Return To Five Points Is Just The Start. Organizers Hope Systemic Change Is On The Way
Denver’s almost seven decade-long Juneteenth celebration returned this weekend — now with federal holiday status. But organizers say more change is needed.