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.
Frontier Airlines settles lawsuit over pregnancy and nursing rights
The Denver-based airline had been accused of discriminating against pregnant and lactating employees.
Aurora police training testimony takes up most of the day in trial against officers charged in the death of Elijah McClain
In effect, the prosecution was showing the jury the things that the officers are trained to do in situations where people struggle or when they say they can’t breathe, drawing lines to what was done that night in the forcible arrest of McClain.
Trial of officers charged in Elijah McClain’s death delayed for several hours before former Aurora captain took the stand
Court was in recess until after noon waiting for Juror No. 12 to arrive, at which point the judge had to convince him to stay on the panel.
Details emerge in trial about the night Elijah McClain fatally encountered Aurora police
The convenience store owner and dispatchers testified Tuesday at the first of three trials related to McClain’s death.
Jury pool down to 41 in trial of officers charged in the death of Elijah McClain
The final selection of 12 jurors and two alternates is expected to wrap up today, followed by the opening statements in the first of three trials in the 2019 death of McClain while in police custody.
Who were the Bloody Espinosas and … where are their heads?
The story of the brothers and nephew who killed dozens of southern Colorado settlers in the 1860s is part history, part legend … and altogether grisly.
No charges filed against Aurora Police officer who shot and killed Jor’Dell Richardson
The 14-year-old died after a pair of Aurora Police officers chased, tackled and fatally shot him following a suspected robbery.
Summit County district attorney will not pursue charges in the officer-involved shooting death of Charlie Foster
Summit County District Attorney Heidi McCollum said Officer Allen Jambor and Deputy Vincent Moquin were justified in their actions because the 18-year-old Foster posed an immediate danger to others.
Family of pregnant woman killed by Arvada police in 2021 seeks accountability, transparency with lawsuit
Thompson’s family filed a complaint in District Court in Denver this week.
FBI, state agencies recovered 27 sex trafficking victims in Colorado during two-day Operation Cross Country campaign
FBI Denver partnered with more than 40 state and local agencies in locating victims of sex trafficking as well as investigating and arresting individuals related to those crimes.
In Pueblo, where 60% of high school students report vaping, efforts to curb youth tobacco use are getting creative
“They can order it online, they can get it delivered to their house. It looks like a normal USB drive or a toy.”
Colorado ACLU sues Colorado Springs Police Department and FBI over alleged unlawful privacy invasions of local activist
The lawsuit says detectives and undercover officers infiltrated activists at the Chinook Center to gather information with the intent to arrest members.
Mother of Club Q shooter ruled mentally unfit to stand trial
Laura Voepel faces a misdemeanor count of resisting arrest and disorderly conduct.
The Bandimere Speedway hosts its final national competition in Morrison
The 65-year-old track is closing at the end of this season.
Clear Creek County Sheriff Rick Albers announces retirement in wake of Christian Glass fallout
The department made national headlines last year when a deputy shot and killed Christian Glass while the 22-year-old was having a mental health crisis.
