Posted inCrime and Courts 18 women initiate class-action suit against former Colorado jail commander over allegedly watching strip-search videos thousands of times by Olivia Prentzel 12:15 PM MDT on Sep 4, 202512:38 PM MDT on Sep 4, 2025 Why you can trust The Colorado Sun
Posted inCrime and Courts Solitary confinement intensifies problems for incarcerated people. It also changes the Colorado therapists who send them there. by Tatiana Flowers 4:29 AM MDT on May 30, 20237:58 AM MDT on May 30, 2023 Why you can trust The Colorado Sun
Posted inHealth Syphilis is on the rise among Colorado newborns. One county is addressing the issue inside its jail. by Olivia Prentzel 4:01 AM MDT on Mar 23, 20239:23 AM MDT on Apr 12, 2023 Why you can trust The Colorado Sun
Posted inNews To keep people from returning to jail, Mesa County follows other communities’ reentry roadmap by Sharon Sullivan 3:33 AM MST on Nov 8, 2022 Why you can trust The Colorado Sun
Posted inElection 2022 How do you vote in Colorado when you’re in jail? by Olivia Prentzel 4:02 AM MDT on Oct 28, 20223:13 PM MDT on Nov 4, 2022 Why you can trust The Colorado Sun
Posted inCrime and Courts, Equity, News Women leaving prison in Colorado are released without much-needed resources by The Colorado Trust 3:59 AM MST on Feb 25, 2022 Why you can trust The Colorado Sun
Posted inNews, Politics and Government Colorado lawmakers are rethinking a 2019 law that made possessing thousands of lethal fentanyl doses a misdemeanor by Jesse Paul 4:15 AM MST on Feb 23, 2022 Why you can trust The Colorado Sun
Posted inOpinion, Opinion Columns Opinion: Legislation to reduce Colorado’s jail populations makes sense for safety and social justice by Maddy Hughes 2:55 AM MDT on Apr 27, 2021 Why you can trust The Colorado Sun
Posted inCrime and Courts, News, Politics and Government How expensive is it to call Colorado jails and prisons? Lawmakers want to find out. by Thy Vo 3:47 AM MDT on Apr 13, 2021 Why you can trust The Colorado Sun
Posted inCrime and Courts, Health, News, Politics and Government Colorado prisons have strict limits on when they can place inmates in solitary confinement. Jails could be next. by Thy Vo 3:45 AM MDT on Apr 12, 2021 Why you can trust The Colorado Sun
