Club Q update: Suspect’s 2021 arrest documents unsealed amid growing criticism of law enforcement’s handling of the case
The judge who ordered the release of the records said the “profound public interest in scrutinizing law enforcement actions” related to the case outweighs the suspect’s right to privacy.
Colorado Democratic Party Chair Morgan Carroll to step down after six years
She began her tenure in the middle of the Trump Administration. She now closes it with state Democrats having dominated the 2022 midterm elections.
By Tony Gorman
Friends, family remember Club Q victim Raymond Green Vance during vigil
Loved ones gathered on Saturday for a vigil to remember Raymond Green Vance following a funeral in Colorado Springs.
By Tony Gorman
Colorado Weather: Wind gusts bring power outages and the threat of wildfires and avalanches
Blowing dust could make travel dangerous and difficult, especially in southwest and northeast Colorado.
By Tony Gorman
Colorado weather: Get ready for a windy end to the week along the Front Range, and snow in the mountains
Mountains on the Western Slope are expected to get 5 to 10 inches of snow.
By Tony Gorman
I-25 southbound delayed near Monument after semi crash
The crash occurred between Exit 163 County Line Road and CO 105 at mile 161. Traffic is significantly backed up this afternoon.
By Tony Gorman
Uber and Lyft drivers strike over pay at Denver International Airport
The group is demanding that ride-share companies take a maximum of 25 percent of drivers’ earnings, instead of an over 50 percent cut some have reported.
By Tony Gorman
‘We feel your love’: Colorado Springs brewery owners and victims of Club Q shooting share Thanksgiving message
The owners of Atrevida Beer Co. say a previously planned fundraiser for the LGTBQ Center at UC Colorado Springs will still take place at their brewery on Tuesday.
By Tony Gorman
Grand Junction LBGTQ community gathering to mourn Club Q shooting
“So many marginalized people have so much rage that we are not allowed to express. I hope that the takeaway… is that we have got to do something,” said the vigil’s organizer.
By Tony Gorman
Prop 125 narrowly passes. Coloradans will be able to buy wine in grocery stores soon
Proposition 125, which expands the retail of wines to grocery and convenience stores, passed by a close margin after the remaining ballots were counted on Wednesday
By Tony Gorman
‘I don’t feel safe being around or with strangers anymore’: Survivor of the Club Q shooting speaks for the first time
Anthony, who is not sharing his last name, says he suffered injuries from shrapnel. Two of his friends died in the attack.
By Tony Gorman
CU Boulder investigates cross country program after allegations of misconduct
Several CU athletes said their weight and body composition were frequently tested, and that they were banned from practices and races if specific goals were not met.
By Tony Gorman
Fort Collins City Council votes against minimum wage increase
Fort Collins will revisit the increase and vote on the issue next summer.
By Tony Gorman
What drivers can expect during Thursday’s snowfall
Metro Denver and Boulder drivers might see another snowy commute Thursday evening.
By Tony Gorman
Frontier Airlines and 5 other airlines ordered to pay more than $600 million in refunds for canceled flights
Frontier Airlines is the only American air carrier on the list of six airlines facing fines.
By Tony Gorman
Aurora names Art Acevedo as its second interim police chief
He replaces Daniel Oates, the first interim chief who was in his second stint leading the department.
By Tony Gorman