Colorado Springs agrees to settle Taser death for $3.2 million
City councilors met in closed session to discuss a settlement in the lawsuit over the death of Jeffrey Melvin on Tuesday and voted 6-2 to approve it during a brief...
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What to know about the trial of a Colorado dentist accused of poisoning his wife
James Craig didn’t testify and his lawyers didn’t present any witnesses, which they’re not required to.
Parents of man who died in Colorado jail say nurses, deputies ignored his pleas for 15 hours
The lawsuit blames nurses, sheriff's deputies, local government officials and Southern Health Partners for failing to stop the death of Daniel Foard in 2023 by taking him to the hospital.
Judge ends order blocking deportation of family of suspect in fatal Boulder firebomb attack
Hayam El Gamal and her five children were detained by immigration agents on June 3, two days after the attack on Boulder’s Pearl Street Mall.
Colorado man who blamed exposure to far-right content gets 3 years for threatening election officials
Teak Ty Brockbank posted online that Colorado’s top election official should be executed and her former counterpart in Arizona should also be killed.
Colorado Springs mayor testifies in cross-burning trial: ‘It felt very targeted against me’
One of the defendant’s attorneys argued their alleged actions were political theater — free speech protected by the Constitution and not meant to cause harm.
Couple set to go on trial over staged Colorado Springs cross burning in front of campaign sign for Black candidate
Yemi Mobolade, the city's first Black mayor, is scheduled to testify in the case as a victim, according to court documents.
Colorado man convicted of killing his wife after posing as her ex-boyfriend and stalking her
A Colorado man was convicted Thursday of killing his wife after prosecutors say he posed as her ex-boyfriend and stalked her.
Gambian ex-soldier convicted in Denver trial of torturing suspected backers of failed 2006 coup
A jury that heard the case in U.S. District Court in Denver found Michael Sang Correa guilty of torturing people.
Gambian torture victims testify in Denver against member of former dictator’s military
Michael Sang Correa is on trial in Denver after being indicted in 2020 under a rarely used law that allows people to be prosecuted in the U.S. judicial system for...