
Interim Aurora Police Chief Art Acevedo steps down
He announced his resignation after leading the department for just over a year.

By Tony Gorman

Colorado Supreme Court break-in caused $35 million in damage, left 3 floors unusable
The officer tower is expected to reopen in March at the earliest.

By Tony Gorman

Colorado Attorney General’s Office reaches $1 million settlement with Four Star Realty over illegal fees.
State Attorney General Phil Weiser referred to the settlement as a “wakeup call” for landlords.

By Tony Gorman

Colorado’s outdoors are always a winner in the state lottery, even if you’re not
Colorado is home to the only lottery in the world that’s proceeds are primarily dedicated to the outdoors.

By Tony Gorman

Aurora police officer found guilty of brutalizing Elijah McClain sentenced to 14 months in jail, 4 years probation
Randy Roedema was convicted last year of criminally negligent homicide and third-degree assault for his role in Elijah McClain’s 2019 arrest that contributed to his death.


It started with a few friends who loved cigars. And it turned into a nonprofit dedicated to community service
The Cigar Lordz, a local nonprofit, donned their Santa hats for Christmas.

By Tony Gorman

Paramedics found guilty of criminally negligent homicide in death of Elijah McClain
Peter Cichuniec and Jeremy Cooper injected Elijah McClain with a high dose of ketamine in 2019.


Large fire damages building in Aurora at construction site near CU Anschutz campus
It’s unclear so far what started the fire or the extent of the damage.

By Tony Gorman

State leaders discuss the rise in hate crimes, many of which go unreported, in Colorado
For religious bias, Colorado has seen a string of anti-Semitic activity in recent years.

By Tony Gorman

What to know about the upcoming trial for the paramedics who face charges in the death of Elijah McClain
Both paramedics are charged with manslaughter, criminally negligent homicide, and second-degree assault for their involvement in the death of McClain. All the charges are felonies.


Tobacco and vaping rates are falling but products are still easy for teens to get their hands on
Tobacco retailers say they card underage customers, but young people say it’s not hard to buy the products. The available data seems to back up these claims.


They may not be Denver Nuggets, but these Colorado athletes are competing for basketball glory outside the NBA
Hoop It Up’s 3×3 National Championships in Aurora showcase the best in the country — in a sport that’s on the rise.

By Tony Gorman

A Telluride man pleads guilty to role in Jan. 6th insurrection
Avery MacCracken and other rioters removed and used bike racks to move past a police line.

By Tony Gorman

Trial set for man accused of killing 10 at King Soopers
After years of treatment and eventually forced medication, the man suspected in the mass shooting is found competent to stand trial.

By Tony Gorman

Defense and prosecution in the trial for officers charged in Elijah McClain’s death rest their cases
The jury was in the courtroom for a little more than an hour total on Friday — the rest of the time was a fight about legal procedures


Elijah McClain trial: National forensic pathology expert says death was homicide
After testimony yesterday from the Adams County contracted pathologist that called the manner of death “undetermined,” Dr. Roger Mitchell looked at the same evidence and came to a different conclusion.
