Aurora
Proposal to shrink Holy Cross Wilderness, increase water storage draws hundreds of comments
Environmentalists are lining up against the plan to benefit Aurora, Colorado Springs and some Western Slope interests. The fight, they say, “will be as big as the Two Forks fight was.”
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One officer shown in Elijah McClain photos resigns
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The Colorado attorney general’s review of Elijah McClain’s death is unprecedented. Here’s how it may go.
By Jesse Paul Crime and Courts Primary category in which blog post is published
FBI, federal prosecutors have been reviewing Elijah McClain’s death
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Thousands gather in Aurora to protest Elijah McClain’s death
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“It feels like my back is up against a wall”: Why a handful of Colorado lawmakers are afraid to come to the Capitol
The Colorado legislature began allowing remote voting and participation this week after a partisan fight over whether to allow the practice.
“At risk of dying alone”: Strict hospital no-visitors policies halting some families’ goodbyes
A Colorado mom hospitalized for 21 days died Tuesday without seeing her husband or two children, despite the family’s repeated requests for an exception to a policy barring visitors during the coronavirus crisis
Man told to wear mask shoots Waffle House cook in Aurora, police say
Police in Aurora arrested Kelvin Watson, 27, on Monday on a charge of attempted first-degree murder
NYC mayor says Colorado EMT who died from coronavirus after heeding call for help will be honored forever
Paul Cary, a 66-year-old grandfather who lived for decades in Aurora
Most of Denver area to remain under stay-at-home order as governor eases statewide restrictions
The extended orders mean that about half of Colorado’s 6 million residents will remain under some kind of stay-at-home directive. Douglas County, the lone exception, will follow the state’s safer-at-home guidance.
Coronavirus stole their last months of high school in Colorado, and a long list of traditions
From prom to graduation to just hanging out with friends, Colorado seniors are missing out on some final moments. But they say this isn’t the worst thing that’s happened to the class of 2020.
Colorado researchers are racing to find an antiviral drug that could save people with the new coronavirus
A team at the CU pharmacy school is testing modified versions of two HIV drugs in the hopes of finding a treatment that works for the virus.
