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Bills passed, but police reform conversation only begins

DENVER – A package of police-reform bills signed into law last week take modest steps to address tension that started nationally after white police officers were assailed in the deaths of un...

Report paints bleak picture of Denver jails

DENVER – The safety of inmates and deputies in Denver jails is at risk because of problems at nearly every level of the Sheriff’s Department, according to a report that the mayor ordered aft...

Sheriff’s deputy in car chase speaks

Iraq War veteran talks about pursuit, shooting

Saluting the fallen

Seven local officers remembered during Peace Officers Memorial Day

Postal workers rally for improved customer service

DENVER – Less than a week before their contract expires, postal workers rallied Thursday in more than 85 cities in 36 states. Sally Davidow, spokeswoman with the American Postal Workers Unio...

Best to buckle your seat belt

A new Click It or Ticket campaign to issue citations for drivers not wearing a seat belts began Monday and will run through May 31. The campaign is sponsored by the Colorado State...

Car chase ends in apparent suicides

100-mph pursuit, shots fired at deputy after ‘gas skip’ in Cortez

Police-oversight bills advance

Body cameras among three that must still pass through Senate

Police reform bills advance

Lawmakers continue quest to ‘rebuild trust’

Colorado panel flips on police-reform bill

Measure killed on unlawful orders after it already passed

House panel advances racial-profiling prohibitions

Hearing examines other police reforms

Now, state is at odds over police reform

DENVER – A bill reforming police practices that passed out of a Colorado House committee Wednesday night may be reconsidered Thursday in an effort to kill it. Rep. Daniel Kagan, D...