Radio Host Les Shapiro on Cancer Misdiagnosis and Why He’s Still Alive
Longtime Denver media figure Les Shapiro talks about his fight against cancer and the doctor he credits with saving his life.
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Inside Plan to Help Make Colorado Cops Who’ve Killed Safe for the Streets
State Senator Rhonda Fields is assembling a bill designed to help make sure that police officers involved in fatal on-duty shootings are ready before they go back on duty.
Why Colorado Doesn’t Need to Spend $40 Million to Expand Prisons
Reform advocates offer their argument against Colorado spending $40 million for prison expansion.
Paul Castaway Suit Aimed at Cop With Contentious Tattoo: Court Date Coming
A wrongful death lawsuit against a Denver police officer with a controversial tattoo should have a trial date within weeks.
Denver Cops Can’t Stop Cars Just Because They See the Driver Vaping
The Denver Police Department confirms that a vape cloud alone isn’t enough for a traffic stop, although it could make an officer watch the driver more closely.
Colorado Judges Punt on Justice Brett Kavanaugh Ethics Complaints
A Colorado judge leading a panel charged with analyzing ethics complaints against new U.S. Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh has concluded that the group lacks jurisdiction to do so.
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How a Shuttered Strip Club Can Help Denver’s Most Embattled Neighborhood
A member of Denver City Council explains how the purchase of a defunct strip club is part of a redevelopment effort in the East Colfax neighborhood.
For Pam Fine, Surviving a CU Coach’s Abuse Was Just the Beginning
Pam Fine talks about the challenges in speaking out against a wrist slap for her abuser, former CU Buffs assistant coach Joe Tumpkin.
Inside Possible Blockbuster Colorado Case Heading to U.S. Supreme Court
A lawsuit over a Coloradan’s foreclosure nightmare is headed to the U.S. Supreme Court and could result in big changes for more than half the states in the country.
Alleged Harasser Randy Baumgardner Latest Colorado Senator to Resign
Senator Randy Baumgardner, the target of multiple sexual harassment allegations, has tendered his resignation.
Why Colorado Is One of the Worst States for Drivers
The author of a new study that ranks Colorado among the ten worst states for drivers explains the factors that led to this sad finish.
Harrison Hall Busted for Murder of LoDo Security Guard Lucardio Kroener
An arrest has been made in the September 28 murder of a security guard on one of the hottest blocks in Lower Downtown Denver.
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Frontier Airline’s Next Strike Threat Is From Flight Attendants
A spokesperson for the union that represents Frontier Airlines flight attendants talks about why these employees have announced their readiness to strike.
Broncos Fans on Blame John Elway Deserves for Browns Loss, Bad Season
After the Denver Broncos were eliminated from the playoffs, Broncos fans turned their rhetorical guns on the franchise’s biggest hero, John Elway.
Sidewalk Chalker and Sex-Criminal Cop Who Busted Him Get Same Sentence
A man ordered to spend ninety days in jail for chalking a sidewalk is astonished that the police officer who arrested him earned the same-length sentence for an on-duty sex crime.
Colorado Cries Uncle in Ten-Year Fight Over Warehousing of Mentally Ill
The State of Colorado has agreed to independent oversight after repeatedly failing to improve wait times for mentally ill individuals lingering untreated in jails.
Denver Cop Who Killed Has Tattoo That Matches Militia Group Logo
A photo of a Denver police officer shows a tattoo on his hand that duplicates the logo of an anti-government militia group.
Best White Elephant Christmas Gives in Denver for 2018
The folks at Arc Thrift Stores share their picks for the best white elephant gifts in Denver for 2018.
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Hancock Announces Civilian Division to Investigate Denver Sheriff Misconduct
Denver Mayor Michael Hancock announced the launch of the new Public Integrity Division.
Cops Cleared of Coercing False Sex-Crime Confession From Disabled Teen
Detectives have been cleared of wrongdoing in the case of Tyler Sanchez, a mentally disabled man who, at age nineteen, falsely confessed to a sex crime after eighteen hours of interrogation.
Inside the Secret Network Fighting Neo-Nazi Propaganda in Metro Denver
A secret organization in Colorado is using crowd-sourcing techniques and online research to counter a racist group that’s been ratcheting up its actions in the state.
The $3.9M Tyler Tabor Jail Death Deal Company Wanted Kept Secret
A settlement agreement in a jail death was supposed to remain confidential, but a judge unsealed documents after a private health care company failed to pay all of the $3.7 million it owed.