The Latest Breaking News from Colorado

The Supreme Court takes up “true threats” and the First Amendment in Counterman v. Colorado.

A man who says he was repeatedly sexually abused as a teen by his Catholic priest more than two decades ago is suing the now-defrocked priest and the Archdiocese of Denver

A library in Boulder closed earlier this month due to a similar issue

McClain has been busy, though and the latest news may be a sign of where he intends to play.

From Magistrate Judge Michael Hegarty's opinion Friday in Glapion-Pressley v. City & County of Denver (D. Colo.): Plaintiff files her Motion in four civil actions that she has commenced in the federal District of Colorado: (1) Glapion v. Castro, 14-cv-01699-MEH (2) Glapion v. Jewell, 14-cv-03236-MEH (3) Glapion-Pressley v. Denver, 19-cv-02806-RM-MEH…

DENVER — All car thefts — regardless of the vehicle’s value — could soon be a felony under proposals being floated by policymakers.

In her early 20s, Karisa Hunt learned the hard lesson of what happens when someone rations life-preserving medication.

For the second time in a month, a Colorado library has closed its doors to clean up methamphetamine contamination

Pump prices are surging in Colorado as a prolonged outage of the state’s sole oil refinery weighs on locals and ski vacationers, with costs likely to remain elevated until after the summer peak driving season.