The five-time Olympic medalist was charged in February 2021 and later pleaded guilty to obstruction of Congress, a felony
U.S. Capitol riot
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Colorado Supreme Court will hear appeal of ruling that Trump can stay on ballot despite insurrection
The case will be heard by the seven justices on the state court, all of whom were appointed by Democrats.
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Two El Paso County men arrested for alleged breach of Capitol during Jan. 6 riot
Eric Zeis, of Monument, and Justin Schulze, of Colorado Springs, were arrested Monday, the U.S. Department of Justice said
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Littwin: I have a rooting interest in the Trump disqualification trial. Two, actually.
Many of us believe Trump is a dangerous threat to democracy. On the other hand, shouldn’t the people get to decide that?
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Colorado man who assaulted U.S. Capitol officer with wooden plank sentenced to 33 months in prison
A U.S. Capitol officer said he fell to the ground in pain after Jacob Travis Clark struck him with a two-by-four while breaching the building
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Telluride man pleads guilty to storming U.S. Capitol, pushing past officer
Avery Carter MacCracken was also charged with assault for punching a Metropolitan police officer in the face, but the charge was dropped
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Nicolais: Ken Buck has had enough
Over the past few months, the Colorado congressman has been increasingly vocal in opposition to conspiracies peddled by members of his own party
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Denver man arrested for alleged assault on police officer during Jan. 6 riot
Todd Branden Casey, 53, faces several felonies, after authorities say he shoved a Metropolitan Police Department officer in the chest while storming the U.S. Capitol
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Colorado geophysicist found guilty in Jan. 6 attack on U.S. Capitol
Concerned he would be arrested, Jeffrey Sabol, 53, microwaved his laptop and dropped his phone in a body of water days after the insurrection, according to court documents
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Littwin: As the indictments and the evidence keep piling up against Trump, the poll numbers keep stacking up for him
But what if prosecutor Jack Smith gets his speedy trial and then a conviction? What kind of country would we be if we elected a Convict in Chief?