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The Blotter for April 7

Durango Police Department Monday 8:01 a.m. Someone complained about a problem with speeders near Park Avenue and West Second Avenue. 12:01 p.m. Someone reported a hit-and-run crash i...

Woman found guilty of vehicular homicide for hitting teenager after she passed out while driving

The woman accused of killing a teenage cyclist in 2023 has been found guilty of vehicular homicide. Late on the cold, snowy night Friday, the parents of Magnus White stood outside the Boulde...

Jena Griswold is running to be Colorado’s next attorney general

Secretary of state called herself the ‘most qualified person in this race’

Colorado artist denies trying to distort Trump in portrait

Portraitist Sarah Boardman says her business has been harmed by president’s comments

The Blotter, April 2-3

Durango Police Department Thursday 7:54 a.m. Someone was sleeping in a courtyard area at 1211 Main Ave. 8:03 a.m. A vehicle was broken into in the 1800 block of Forest Avenue. 9:...

Colorado’s congressional Republicans ask Polis to veto firearm training bill

Colorado’s four Republican members of Congress urged Gov. Jared Polis to veto a bill that would set safety training requirements to purchase some firearms. U.S. Reps. Jeff Hurd, Lauren Boebe...

Colorado bill would force appointed lawmakers to face voters after one year

More than 1 in 5 state legislators owe their positions to the vacancy process

Statehouse Democrats move to expand protections for transgender Coloradans

Democrats in legislature introduce two bills that would add protections in schools and courts

Colorado ski coach charged with sexual assault of a minor

The Frisco man was arrested in Taos, New Mexico

Lauren Boebert reintroduces bill seeking to remove wolves from endangered species list

Colorado wolves are fully protected under state law

Colorado residents petition to keep orange color of Flight for Life helicopters

Pink-purple design will be applied to Flight for Life's ambulances and aircraft

Trump DOJ seeks 20-year sentence for Colorado man accused of Tesla arson

U.S. attorney general called the incident part of ‘a wave of domestic terrorism against Tesla properties’