
Colorado’s Division II schools are missing out on a recent NCAA settlement to pay student-athletes. Here’s how they plan to stay competitive
Nine schools in the state compete in Division II. All of them are members of the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference.

By Tony Gorman

Aurora Fire hosts field day for the city — and some lucky kids got to shoot a fire hose and race firefighters!
The event is part of an effort to increase fire safety awareness and raise money for school safety programs.

By Tony Gorman

Denver advocates, family of man charged with murder delivers hundreds of letters to DA, saying he acted in self-defense
Denver Justice Project says Stephan Long should be protected under Colorado’s stand your ground laws.

By Tony Gorman

Weld County Jail latest site of a string of in-custody deaths across the state
Jefferson and El Paso counties have also reported recent deaths that happened in jail cells

By Tony Gorman

‘Black Men in White Coats’ hopes to inspire more Black doctors
Colorado kids recently got to learn and even practice medical procedures as part of the ‘Black Men in White Coats’ Youth Summit, an organization that seeks to increase the number of Black men in the field of medicine through exposure.

By Tony Gorman

Aurora paramedic involved in the ketamine injection of Elijah McClain sentenced to 14 months work release and 4 years of probation
An Adams County jury convicted Cooper of criminally negligent homicide in 2023. His supervisor, Peter Cichuniec, was also convicted of criminally negligent homicide and second-degree assault because he authorized the ketamine.


Colorado man gets 12 years for threatening judges in three counties
Brett Nelson forged documents about power of attorney and housing deeds over those involved in a child custody case and a criminal case.

By Tony Gorman

A quarter-century after Columbine killings, survivors and community members gather to process their grief and ‘never forget’
One staff member said being in the school for all these years has helped him cope with the shooting.

By Tony Gorman

Services at Aurora’s Living Water Christian Center will continue after a destructive fire Easter weekend
No official cause has been given, but investigators told a pastor that surveillance footage shows the fire was caused by arson.

By Tony Gorman

Aurora Police Bias Training deadlines were missed, but mandated reforms remain on track
Some of the trainings dealt with improving policies and training in arrests, uses of force and de-escalation.

By Tony Gorman

Pueblo County evacuations lifted as Colorado faces more dangerous wildfire weather on Saturday
Evacuations have been lifted in the two fires burning in Pueblo County, but officials warn winds could still force some new evacuations.

By Tony Gorman

The Rockies are off to a terrible start. These diehards don’t care
The Rockies’ home opener is Friday. Sometimes, cold beer and fresh hot dogs are all a starving fan base can hope for.

By Tony Gorman

Zeke the police dog has a nose for cell phones and other electronic devices
The 2-year-old black lab is part-time therapy dog, part-time electronics detection dog and a full-time good boy.

By Tony Gorman

Six Glendale Police Officers disciplined for throwing away evidence connected to several cases
The department has started reviewing old cases as well to check for issues.

By Tony Gorman

Denver truck driver convicted of killing Wyoming family in 2022 Weld County crash
Court documents show the truck driver didn’t have a commercial driver’s license at the time of the crash.

By Tony Gorman

Weld County Sheriff’s Office scales back on services to keep the jail fully staffed
“Whether that’s uniformed deputies, civilians who work in our booking department, counselors … we have shortages everywhere”

By Tony Gorman