Justice

Colorado ‘On The Right Path’ To Eliminate Cash Bail With 2020 Bill, Advocates Say

2020 Colorado Officer-Involved Shootings

Durango Silverton Railroad Could Be Liable For The Costs Of Fighting 2018’s 416 Wildfire

‘He Ruined That Man’: Colorado’s Catholic Church Reparations Exclude Victims Of Religious Order Abuse

‘Someone Has Got To Tell The Truth To The American People,’ And Presidential Candidate Tom Steyer Says He’s The Guy

Aurora Appoints New Interim Police Chief Amid Simmering Controversies

Lawsuit Alleges RTD’s Hiring Practices Are Discriminatory Against African Americans

Colorado’s Red Flag Law Goes Into Effect Jan. 1. This Is What People Are Watching For

Arrests Drop 13% In Denver, Even As Felony Arrests Climb

Polis’ First Clemencies Go To A Juvenile Murderer, A Woman In Sanctuary, A Man Who Defrauded Him And Others

Pueblo To Hold First-Ever Menorah Lighting After A Bomb Threat Rallied The City Around Temple Emanuel Synagogue

By Performing ‘A Christmas Carol,’ Female Inmates Get To Practice Living Out Their Own Second Chances

Governments Are Suing JUUL And It’s Starting To Feel More Like The Opioid And Big Tobacco Fights

Investigations Into Aurora Officer Who Was Found Passed Out Drunk Come As The City Considers How To Police The Police

An Appeals Court Ruling Against The ACA Throws The Future Of Health Care Back Into The Fray