protests
$14M jury award for Denver protesters could resonate around US
Courts across the nation are weighing more than two dozen similar lawsuits.
Jury convicts man who shot Elijah McClain protesters while aiming at a Jeep headed toward the crowd
Samuel Young, 24, was found guilty of two counts of second-degree assault, four counts of attempted manslaughter and a single count of illegally discharging his gun
Opinion: In the age of Tik-Tok, the marches may be smaller but the movement is growing
When millions of individuals hold the tools of organization, immigration reform is less likely to disappear inside D.C. politics
Loveland man who authorities say planned to use pipe bombs against police asks for leniency at sentencing
Bradley Bunn is asking for leniency when he is sentenced Wednesday, with his lawyer arguing a line can be drawn from his combat experience to the declining mental health and delusional thinking
Opinion: Polarizing the climate debate is a good way to never achieve climate policy
‘Green New Deal or No Deal’ gets us only so far
SunLit Special: “The Holly” tells the story of Terrance Roberts, his Denver neighborhood and much more
Author Julian Rubinstein focuses on north Park Hill's gang culture, but also other forces that shaped the neighborhood -- from cops to gentrification to George Floyd
Colorado Springs officer who said “Kill Them All” at protest against racial injustice sued for excessive force
A woman alleges Keith Wrede ambushed her and a friend from behind after police ordered them and other protesters to disperse
Motorist found not guilty of assault after hitting protester during 2020 Denver demonstration
A jury did find Jennifer Wilson guilty of a misdemeanor reckless driving charge
“Everything is still the same”: A year after protests, young Coloradans don’t think anyone is listening anymore
Much of the momentum behind last summer’s Black Lives Matter movement has died down, leaving students to wonder how much longer they’ll have to fight for change.
Colorado bill would convene a study of law enforcement response to police protests
The bill comes after largely peaceful demonstrations in late May and early June were met with tear gas and hundreds of arrests.
Two Denver officers suspended for excessive force during George Floyd protests
Officers Derek Streeter and Diego Archuleta were the first in the department to be disciplined for excessive force during the protests
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”
One in 8 Americans lives in a community that has lost its local public health department leader during the pandemic.
181 public health employees, including at least 14 in Colorado, have left jobs as the typically invisible army charged with preventing the spread of infectious diseases has become a public punching bag.
Joe Biden supporters across Colorado breathe sigh of relief, celebrate after presidential race is called
At the Colorado Capitol, dozens gathered to celebrate the Democratic victory. Donald Trump supporters were there, too, questioning the results
History Colorado unveils the toppled Union soldier statue with an exhibit that seeks to tell its story. Its whole story.
The still-scarred piece may be the first attempt in the U.S. to examine controversial monuments by displaying them in the context of divergent interpretations.
Shooting amid Denver protests leaves man dead; 9News security guard detained as suspect
Videos taken at the scene just outside of the Denver Art Museum showed a confrontation in a crowd of people followed by a single gunshot being fired
