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Legislature fills governor's wish list
In his annual State of the State address last January, Gov. John Hickenlooper gave the General Assembly a wish list that included civil unions, universal background checks, tuition for undocumented students, Medicaid expansion, a comprehensive overhaul of the state's mental health system and school finance and a bill to support advanced industries.
54 county sheriffs file lawsuit to block state gun laws
JOSHUA POLSON/jpolson@greeleytribune.com Weld County Sheriff John Cooke speaks during a press conference Friday morning at the Independence Institute, 727 16th Ave., in Denver.
Denver police officer killed in 1920 no longer lost to history
Roy O. Downing was a 23-year-old part-time Denver policeman working on a cold morning in December 1920 when the open coal chute of a home on Park Hill's Bellaire Street caught his eye.
DOC escapee captured in Denver after a month on the run
Kenneth Gomez, 30, serving time for burglary and disturbing the peace, escaped from a minimum-security prison near Golden on April 17.
Re: Czechoslovakia neurologist who fled communist state gunned down in Denver clinic
Kirk Mitchell is a general assignment reporter at The Denver Post who focuses on criminal justice stories.
Magpul joins Colorado sheriffs in filing lawsuit against gun-control bills
Magpul Industries joined 54 Colorado county sheriffs Friday in filing a federal lawsuit against the state's recently signed gun-control bills.
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Marijuana: constant battle for acceptance
KC Stark, founder and owner of Studio A64, says the time has come for public acceptance of the new state law, but others aren't so sure.
Officials Help Residents Obtain Proper ID Cards
GRAND JUNCTION, Colo.- Could you imagine going years without having an identification card? That's been the case for several local residents.
Denver home where Buffalo Bill died up for sale
The Denver home where Wild West entertainer William "Buffalo Bill" Cody died in 1917 will be offered for sale, Inside Real Estate News reports .
Five Points Jazz Festival, Improv on Bikes and Costume-Con
I f you were raised in the Denver Metro area, you may have grown up with an altered perception of Denver's Five Points neighborhood.
Clemency in one Colo. mass shooting could impact 2nd
The fate of one Colorado mass murderer has become entwined with that of another as Colorado Gov.
Iliff School of Theology names Rev. Thomas V. Wolfe its 14th president
Iliff School of Theology trustees have appointed Rev. Thomas V. Wolfe as the institution's 14th president, effective Aug.
Theater Attack Prompts New Colorado Mental Health Law
Days after a gunman entered a suburban Denver movie theater, killing 12 moviegoers and injuring 70 others, Gov.
Murder charges filed in Denver parking lot slaying
Denver prosecutors on Thursday filed first-degree murder charges against a 20-year-old man accused of killing another man in a Denny's restaurant parking lot earlier this month.
Suspicious box at Capitol Hill building was homemade alarm, police say
An apartment building was evacuated on Capitol Hill on Downing Street near East 9th Avenue due to the discovery of a suspicious box on Thursday, May 16, 2013.
Governor lobbies to name Denver branch library for Corky Gonzales
Denver's Library Commission has received more than 100 letters and petitions with the signatures of 517 people from around the country who want the new West Denver branch to be named after controversial Chicano activist Rodolfo "Corky" Gonzales.
Dog Protection Act signing ceremony held in Denver; no police attended
On May 13, SB226 was signed into law by Colorado Governor John Hickenlooper . Now known as the Dog Protection Act, dog advocates around the world are in hopes this new law will set an example for other states to follow.
Suncor spill still taints South Platte, proves benzene a tough mop up
After 18 months of cleanup around Suncor's oil refinery, contamination of the South Platte River is diminishing, but concentrations of cancer-causing benzene in the water remain six times higher than the national safety standard.
NW neighbors garden together for block-long waterwise make over
A Sloan's Lake neighborhood block that united to transform thirsty sloped lawns into low-water gardens bursting with beautiful blooms is collectively joining The Conflict Center's 13th Annual Enchanted Gardens Tour of Northwest Denver, on Saturday, June 8. "There's the saying, 'Good fences make good neighbors.' But, really, it's 'Good gardeners ... (more)
Governor Releases List Of Clemency Consultations
Gov. John Hickenlooper has spoken with seven prosecutors and two defense attorneys as well as victims' families as he ponders whether to grant clemency to Nathan Dunlap, who faces execution in August for ambushing and killing four people in 1993.
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