Denver police defend stand down at pot giveaway
Denver police are defending their decision to stand down while dozens of people lit up marijuana cigarettes at a free pot giveaway in Civic Center…
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Alamosa City Council no match for IRS
The Internal Revenue Service is going after the Alamosa City Council over plans to reclassify some city employees as contractors. The city council…
Continue ReadingColo. governor asked to explain secession policies
Moffat County residents want Gov. John Hickenlooper to address concerns that constituents in rural Colorado have about the state’s political…
Continue ReadingFederal arrests in Colorado drug smuggling case
Federal authorities say they have arrested one person and are looking for others in a drug smuggling case they believe involved a Mexican cartel. The…
Continue ReadingRivera: “The power is with the people”
Republican candidate George Rivera is set to take the Senate seat of Sen. Angela Giron, D-Pueblo. Rivera, a former police officer, fought back tears…
Continue ReadingHerpin reacts to historic victory
“John Morse has conceded!” yelled Daniel Cole, the Executive Director of the El Paso County Republicans. Those four words set off an…
Continue ReadingColorado Springs man accused of drunk horseback ride back on trail
A 45-year-old man accused of going on a drunken horseback ride through Boulder has been reunited with his horse and is back on the trail toward his…
Continue ReadingHusband arrested in murder of pregnant woman
Police arrested who they believe is responsible for shooting and killing a pregnant woman in Colorado Springs Monday. The suspect is the…
Continue ReadingEx-preschool teacher gets 8 years for child porn
A former preschool teacher in Denver who pleaded guilty to a federal charge of distributing child pornography has been sentenced. U.S. District Judge…
Continue ReadingWine to help Manitou flood recovery selling well
A blueberry wine that you formerly could get only once a year has become a popular way for people to help Manitou Springs recover from recent flash…
Continue ReadingColorado first to finalize recreational pot rules
Colorado has become the first state in the country to finalize rules for recreational marijuana businesses, which are expected to open at the…
Continue ReadingCampaigns push to turn out voters in Colo. recall
Campaigns are working to get as many voters as possible to the polls in Colorado’s first legislative recall elections. Two Democratic lawmakers…
Continue ReadingChild abuse suspects held on million dollars bond
The Pueblo County Sheriff’s Office has arrested Eliazar Delores Ramos Sr., 45 and Ofelia Melendes-Augustin, 39, on felony child abuse charges.…
Continue Reading2 Colo. lawmakers face recall over gun votes
Two Democratic lawmakers who voted for new Colorado firearms restrictions are facing the first legislative recalls in state history. Tuesday’s…
Continue ReadingState patrol says crackdown netted 1,300 drivers
The Colorado State Patrol and law enforcement agencies throughout the state say they arrested more than 1,300 impaired drivers during a Labor Day…
Continue ReadingOn marijuana, feds plan to address banking issue
A Justice Department official says the federal government will enable financial institutions to transact business with the legitimate marijuana…
Continue ReadingFederal team probes synthetic marijuana in Colo.
A five-member team from the Centers for Disease Control has arrived in Colorado to probe reports that synthetic marijuana is to blame for scores of…
Continue ReadingUnaffiliated voters are wildcard in recall race
It was a race to the finish Tuesday in the state’s historic recall elections. The big question leading into election night in Senate District…
Continue ReadingColorado Springs man accused of drunken horseback ride
University of Colorado police have arrested a 45-year-old man suspected of going on a drunken horseback ride through the city of Boulder. Police…
Continue ReadingGirlfriend of serial bank robbery suspect speaks out
The father-and-sons trio accused of committing multiple bank robberies stood before a judge to be advised of their charges Monday. But a woman close…
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