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$14M jury award for Denver protesters could resonate around US
Courts across the nation are weighing more than two dozen similar lawsuits.
Denver recorded 96 homicides in 2021, highest since 1981
Domestic violence killings and homicides involving narcotics helped fuel the record number
Trial over Denver police’s use of force during George Floyd protests begins in federal court
About a dozen lawsuits have been filed on behalf of over 60 people injured or arrested in Denver’s protests
Denver police investigate after box of human heads being transported for medical research is stolen
No arrests had been made as of Saturday and investigators asked anyone who finds the box to call police.
Littwin: The Denver-Lakewood shooting spree is the 687th mass shooting in America this year
According to the Gun Violence Archive, it’s the 13th mass shooting in Colorado in 2021. With the year nearly over, it could be the last — until next year.
Owner of Sol Tribe, a well-respected Denver tattoo shop, was among Monday’s shooting victims
Several media outlets are reporting that Denver tattoo artist and Sol Tribe owner Alicia Cardenas was among the victims
The Denver Police Department hopes its new therapy dog will break down barriers with the community
Shelby is an eager 19-month-old who will work with the downtown area's community resource officer
Denver’s new massage parlor ordinance adds investigative power to the city’s robust human trafficking units
A slate of new laws and the manpower of dedicated human trafficking units in Denver’s Police Department and District Attorney’s Office are leading to more convictions.
Judge dismisses Denver police officers’ challenge to city vaccine mandate
Seven officers claimed that the city did not have the authority to impose the mandate
Denver man paid to house, care for people with developmental disabilities is accused of killing one of his residents
Ben Garbooshian, 39, was arrested Saturday after police say he knocked a man who was under his care backwards, causing him to fall and hit his head.
Opinion: Denver should implement the police task-force recommendations
They will transform local policing into comprehensive public safety
Four arrested on gun charges after investigation into “suspicious occurrence” at hotel near Coors Field
Denver police say the incident was reported at The Maven Hotel, which is a block away from Coors Field. The FBI said it has "no reason to believe" the situation was "a threat directed at the All-Star Game."
Thieves want your car’s catalytic converter — just as a new Colorado law drives up the cost to replace it
Thefts of the anti-pollution devices are way up, and so is the cost of replacing them amid clean-air rules that took effect this year
The deadly consequences when kids run away from Colorado residential treatment centers
So many children run away from residential treatment centers in Colorado that police departments are overwhelmed by the calls. Two kids have died.
Loveland ex-cop accused of kneeling on Black door-to-door salesman’s neck sentenced to 4 years probation
Former police officer Scott Gudmundsen is accused of holding two door-to-door roofing company salesmen on the ground at gunpoint, saying they were terrorists and part of antifa
Denver police officer pleads for U.S. Capitol riot suspect’s release
The name of the writer of the letter in support of Jeffrey Sabol has been redacted in federal court records
“Just unprecedented”: Aurora Police saw 60% rise in officers leaving department last year
87 police personnel left or were jettisoned from the department in 2020, more departures than in 2015 and 2016 combined. About 750 of the Aurora Police Department's 1,000 employees are sworn officers.
Colorado lawmakers may change when police can intervene in a protest after summer of unrest
Under Senate Bill 31, law enforcement wouldn’t be allowed to break up a demonstration unless there was an imminent threat of violence or significant property damage from “a significant number or percentage of persons acting in concert”
3 juveniles arrested in northeast Denver fire that killed 5 members of Senegalese family
The fire killed Djibril and Adja Diol, along with their 22-month-old daughter Khadija. Hassan Diol and her infant daughter, Hawa Baye, relatives of the Diols, also died in the blaze.
Man charged after human remains found in suitcases in Denver
Denver District Attorney Beth McCann announced the charges Tuesday against 28-year-old Benjamin Satterthwaite, who is accused of killing and dismembering 33-year-old Joshua Lockard
