
Pride flags are back up in Erie after taking them down
The town says it will revisit their flag policies following backlash.

By Tony Gorman

Aurora sued over suspension of in-person meetings and public comments, Mayor Coffman calls supporters of Kilyn Lewis family disruptive
Family and supporters of Lewis have protested at City Council meetings ever since the unarmed 37-year-old was shot and killed during a confrontation with Aurora PD’s SWAT team in May 2024.

By Tony Gorman

Thousands gather across Colorado for ‘No Kings’ protests against Trump administration
More than a dozen rallies across the state were peace. Police used pepper balls and smoke on one group in Denver.

Driver convicted of killing Magnus White sentenced to four years in prison
Yeva Smilianska was sentenced to four years in state prison for reckless vehicular homicide in the 2023 death of the 17-year-old cyclist.

By Tony Gorman

Investigation finds former JeffCo schools official accused of buying child pornography had no contact with juveniles
The sheriff’s office searched David Weiss’ home and confiscated electronic devices. He died of suicide a month later.


Aurora City Council meetings go virtual after more protests from Kilyn Lewis family and supporters
City officials said the decision to suspend in-person meetings was made to avoid disruptions caused by the Lewis family and its supporters.

By Tony Gorman

Protesters rally against ICE at Colorado Capitol as police use smoke, make arrests to disband offshoot
Denver police used smoke and pepper balls to disperse a group of protesters near the I-25 onramps on Broadway.

One week after Boulder firebomb attack, thousands gather for 30th annual Boulder Jewish Festival
Speakers spoke of solidarity and resolve in the face of the attack, which was one week ago today.


Much of Colorado’s Eastern Plains under severe weather watches and warnings
Some parts of the southeastern part of the state are also under a tornado watch.

By Tony Gorman

More than 1,000 people attend vigil for Boulder attack on ‘a walk just like all our others, until it wasn’t’
“Even then, it somehow didn’t seem real, even standing in the midst of it.”

Third defendant in Jefferson County rock-throwing death sentenced to life in prison without parole
Joseph Koenig, now 20, was a teenager when he threw a rock through the window of a car in 2023, killing Alexa Bartell.

By Tony Gorman

Mourners at site of Boulder attack express grief, solidarity with Jewish community
Flowers were left at the site, and people gathered Monday to honor the 12 people injured in the attack targeting people advocating for the release of hostages being held by Hamas.


Family of Kilyn Lewis files civil lawsuit against Aurora and former SWAT officer
The unarmed 37-year-old father was shot holding a cell phone and a snack in his hands.

By Tony Gorman

Woman dies after falling off ledge at Little Dolores Falls in Mesa County
The unnamed hiker, who was identified as a 70-80 year-old woman, was pronounced deceased on the scene.

By Tony Gorman

Couple behind cross-burning hoax in Colorado Springs mayor’s race found guilty on all charges
Derrick Bernard and Ashley Blackcloud were found guilty of multiple charges Friday. Bernard is already sentenced to life in an unrelated case and was escorted out by U.S. Marshals after the verdict Friday.

By Tony Gorman

Latest consent decree gives Aurora PD good marks for SWAT overhaul
The eight report continues to detail the issues that stem from the shooting of Kilyn Lewis, but compliance with other mandates is above 70 percent.

By Tony Gorman