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Justice
Colorado Springs officers again cleared of wrongdoing in their use of force against a Black veteran last year
By
Abigail Beckman
· Aug. 8
Health
End of affirmative action makes it harder for medical schools to fix community health inequities
By
Paolo Zialcita
· Aug. 8
Government and Politics
Colorado’s new age limit for gun purchases took effect — and was then blocked by a judge — on the same day
By
Andrew Kenney
· Aug. 7
Health
Teens with addiction are often left to detox without medication
By
Markian Hawryluk, Kaiser Health News
· Aug. 4
Government and Politics
‘You’re sort of the experiment:’ Coloradans are starting to use the expanded ‘red flag’ law, with mixed results
By
Andrew Kenney
· Aug. 4
Life and Culture
‘I Am the Bridge’: How a poem being presented at an African cultural event in Arvada was created by 50 people from different ethnicities and cultures
By
Elaine Tassy
· Aug. 4
Justice
Colorado ACLU sues Colorado Springs Police Department and FBI over alleged unlawful privacy invasions of local activist
By
Tony Gorman
· Aug. 3
Justice
Colorado teen pleads not guilty to trying to join Islamic State group
By
The Associated Press
· Jul. 31
Justice
Fort Lupton officer found guilty of assault, reckless endangerment for putting handcuffed woman in police car hit by train
By
Matt Moret
· Jul. 28
Justice
Interview: John Echohawk, a Boulder-based attorney, will receive Thurgood Marshall Award for his contributions to Native American rights
By
Tom Hesse
· Jul. 28
Government and Politics
‘That’s not going to save Colorado Springs.’ Residents speak out against proposed ballot measure to help fund new police training academy
By
Abigail Beckman
· Jul. 27
Sports
Formed to combat Olympic sex abuse, the Denver-based SafeSport center is struggling 6 years after opening
By
The Associated Press
· Jul. 27
News
Three found dead at campsite were members of Colorado Springs family who planned to live ‘off grid’
By
The Associated Press
· Jul. 26
Justice
Colorado businessman gets over 5 years in prison for ‘We Build The Wall’ fundraiser fraud
By
The Associated Press
· Jul. 26
Justice
Officer who put woman in police car hit by train didn’t know it was on the tracks, defense says
By
The Associated Press
· Jul. 25
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