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Former Colorado bus aid arrested for assaulting autistic students
Colorado school bus aide caught on camera striking nonverbal autistic boy: police
Mother releases video of carer abusing her autistic son
Colorado school bus aide charged with assaulting nonverbal 10-year-old
Shocking footage shows US carer abusing non-verbal student on bus
Video shows school bus aide hitting young boy with special needs, police say
Parents discovered bruises on their child. Then the school turned over video
Colorado school bus aide fired, charged after punching 10-year-old
BUS AIDE BRUTALIZATION SPECIAL NEEDS KIDS' PARENTS SPEAK OUT ... Slam School District
Colorado school bus aide caught on camera striking nonverbal autistic boy: police
Colorado paraprofessional arrested after police say video shows her beating autistic child on school bus
Video shows Littleton Schools bus aide punching and striking nonverbal student
Alleged abuse of school kid on Littleton special needs bus uncovered
Police: Littleton school bus aide allegedly abused at-risk student
Littleton Public School paraprofessional accused of assaulting a child with disabilities
Colorado paraprofessional arrested, accused of assaulting student with disabilities
Littleton school bus aide accused of beating nonverbal autistic boys during rides
Video shows Littleton Schools bus aide punching and striking nonverbal student
Black man pistol-whipped by Aurora officer testifies that he feared for his life
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Crist Whitney: Artist & Advocate
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Fired Colorado Public Radio reporter-host claims the station discriminated against him. CPR says his allegations are “false.”
Colorado Public Radio fires a top host and lays off 15 in massive cutback
Former Colorado Public Radio host files complaint against company
Colorado Public Radio host alleges he was fired and mocked for his addiction and mental health history
Former librarian sues Texas county, alleges she was fired for refusing to remove books
Llano County Public Librarian Fired for Not Banning Books Sues County, Library Commissioners
Librarian says she was fired for pushing back on book ban attempts
Former Llano County librarian files lawsuit over termination after book ban controversy
Librarian sues Texas county after being fired for refusing to remove banned books
Former librarian, fired after refusing to remove books, sues Llano County
3 former residents allege they were abused as teens at a state-run juvenile home in Wyoming
Lawsuit claims isolation and abuse at Wyoming Boys School
Boys abused at Wyoming-run juvenile facility, suit claims
Vast majority of Denver’s $40 million in legal settlements over last 7 years due to law enforcement misconduct
Mother in Douglas County plans sit-in at school district for racism concerns
Federal government to investigate claims of discrimination within Denver Public Schools
Man who prompted LoDo police shooting that wounded 6 bystanders sentenced to prison
New Wisconsin bill targets school librarians for books that some parents consider obscene
DPD officer pleads guilty for LoDo shooting
Denver police officer pleads guilty to accidentally wounding 6 bystanders while firing at armed man
Aurora police Chief Art Acevedo to resign after 13 months on the job
Librarians turn to civil rights agency to oppose book bans and their firings
A librarian was fired after refusing to ban books. She fought back
Federal judge refuses to force Black bank customer to arbitrate discrimination claims
Clear Creek County sheriff’s supervisor pleads guilty to 2 misdemeanors in shooting death of Christian Glass
Denver gay couple alleges mold inspector sent homophobic texts in discrimination complaints
Former Clear Creek cop pleads guilty to failing to stop fatal standoff Christian Glass
Former deputy pleads guilty in Christian Glass case
6 additional Colorado officers charged in fatal police shooting of Christian Glass
Christian Glass: Former Clear Creek County deputy charged in man’s death pleads guilty to misdemeanor
Six additional officers charged in the killing of Christian Glass
DA charges six additional officers involved in the shooting death of Christian Glass
Six additional Colorado officers face charges stemming from 2022 fatal shooting of Christian Glass
Former deputy pleads guilty in the killing of Christian Glass in Colorado's high country
Colorado sergeant who OKed use of force against Christian Glass sentenced to probation
Christian Glass killing: Former US cop Kyle Gould pleads guilty over Kiwi’s fatal shooting
6 more law enforcement officers charged for Christian Glass' death
6 more Colorado officers charged in connection to death of Christian Glass in Clear Creek County
Former Clear Creek sergeant pleads guilty, six other officers charged in killing of Christian Glass
6 More Officers Charged In Fatal Shooting Of Christian Glass
6 more officers charged in death of Christian Glass
Six Colorado officers charged in 2022 fatal shooting of Christian Glass
DA charges six officers on scene of Christian Glass’ shooting death
New charges filed against 6 officers accused of failing to intervene in 2022 death of Christian Glass
Librarians turn to civil rights agency to oppose book bans and their firings
Aurora officers in Jor'Dell Richardson shooting death cleared by internal probe
Officers investigated in Jor’Dell Richardson’s shooting death back on duty
Aurora investigators mostly clear cops involved in shooting Jor’Dell Richardson
Aurora officer cleared of policy violations in shooting death of Jor’Dell Richardson
Aurora clears officers in 14-year-old Jor'Dell Richardson's killing; family prepares for lawsuit
Aurora police officer who shot 14-year-old Jor’Dell Richardson cleared of policy violations, two others cited
Mom of Colorado man killed by police after taking ‘heroic’ actions to stop gunman settles with city
City of Arvada settles lawsuit with family of Johnny Hurley for $2.775 million
Mom of Colorado man killed by police after taking ‘heroic’ actions to stop gunman settles with city
Family of 'Good Samaritan' Johnny Hurley settles $2.7 million lawsuit against police in Colorado
Mom of Colorado man killed by police after taking ‘heroic’ actions to stop gunman settles with city
Good Samaritan's mom in Arvada Olde Town Square shooting settles civil case with police
Mother of 'Good Samaritan' John Hurley, City of Arvada reach settlement in suit after 2021 Olde Town shooting
Family of “Good Samaritan” Johnny Hurley settles $2.7 million lawsuit against Arvada police
Settlement reached between the estate of Johnny Hurley and the officer that killed him
Mom of Colorado man killed by police after taking ‘heroic’ actions to stop gunman settles with city
High Plains District library reaches settlement with Brooky Parks, former Erie Librarian
Our View: Colorado librarian wins settlement, our admiration
Colorado library district reaches settlement with fired librarian
Former Weld County librarian wins settlement after district fired her for promoting LGBTQ, anti-racism programs
Colorado library district to pay fired librarian $250,000, create more inclusive policies in settlement of civil rights probe
Denver sheriff answers to citizen board in jail death
Who's responsible? Accountability questions remain after Denver County jailhouse death
3 agencies investigating death of 71-year-old inmate
Denver inmate’s death under investigation, nurse suspended
Denver Health jail staff ignored dying man’s pleas for help, lawsuit alleges
‘I need to get out of here before I die’: Inmate’s family sues Denver Health over his death
Denver Health jail staff ignored dying man’s pleas for help, lawsuit alleges
Denver Health faces lawsuit over 2022 jailhouse death
Former officer pleads guilty in fatal crash
Justice with Jessica: Prepping for elite college admissions in post-affirmative action world
Third student speaks about racial harassment at DougCo middle school
'This is a sh*tshow': Man speaks out before board members fire librarian
A Wyoming Public Library Board Fired Its Head Librarian After She Refused To Remove Books
Family sues Douglas County School District after racial bullying
Three families sue Douglas County School District, alleging discrimination
“Banking while Black”: Woman sues Chase Bank alleging discrimination at Aurora branch
Colorado woman is suing banking giant JPMorgan for 'racial discrimination' after manager accused her of being rude and called the cops
‘Banking while Black’: Woman sues Chase Bank over racial discrimination
Family of unarmed, pregnant woman sues Arvada police in her death
Family of pregnant mother of 3 fatally shot by police in Denver suburb sues
Family files lawsuit against Arvada Police Department after shooting death of pregnant woman Destinee Thompson
Family of pregnant woman killed by Arvada officer files lawsuit
Officer killed pregnant woman as she was driving away, lawsuit claims
Family of pregnant mother of 3 fatally shot by police in Denver suburb sues
The family of a pregnant Colorado woman fatally shot by police sues the officers
‘I want their badges’: Family of pregnant woman killed by Colorado police officer files lawsuit
Lawsuit alleges Douglas County School District failed to protect students from racial harassment
Four Douglas County students sue school leaders alleging pervasive racism violated their civil rights
Man killed by car after being Tasered on highway by deputy, video shows
Larimer County deputy won’t be charged for Tasing a man then hit and killed on highway
Colorado deputy won't be charged for Tasing a man who was then hit and killed on interstate
Larimer deputy won’t be criminally charged in death of man struck on I-25 after being shocked with Taser
Colorado deputy who shocked man with Taser before deadly crash on I-25 will not face charges
Family speaks after deputy won't face charges after tasing loved one on I-25
Larimer County deputy won't face charges after tasing man on Interstate 25 before he was struck, killed
Aurora police officer who allegedly killed teen had prior illegal search
Best friend of Jor'Dell Richardson speaks for first time since fatal shooting by Aurora police
A woman died at the Jefferson County Detention Facility in 2021. Her family says her death was preventable
Aurora PD releases additional video from police shooting that killed 14-year-old
Woman died of infection in Jefferson County jail without medical care for days, lawsuit alleges
Family of 14-year-old killed by Aurora police calls for answers, chief’s resignation
Circle K clerk who worked at store 18 years sues after firing for touching shoplifter who stole cigarettes
Stricken Colorado widow, 75, sues gas station Circle K for FIRING her after she tried to stop knifeman from stealing cigarettes by pushing him away with her hands
Circle K employee sues gas station that fired her for confronting shoplifter
Black teen had pellet gun, not handgun, when shot by officer, police say
Body camera footage released after 14-year-old boy shot and killed by officer
Body camera video shown to family of 14-year-old killed by police
Family of teen killed by police after reported robbery speaks
Aurora chief releases video of teen’s killing by police
Jor’Dell Richardson's parents speak at rally
14-year-old killed by Aurora police had pellet gun
Attorney: Bodycam shows teen surrender before police shot him
Questions raised about police shooting of 14-year-old in Aurora
Teachers rally behind family of teen killed by police
Slain teen's family demands Aurora police release body-worn camera footage
14-year-old shot, killed by Aurora police identified
Aurora police release footage of 14-year-old's fatal shooting
Parents of Christian Glass call for Colorado sheriff’s resignation over fatal police shooting
Sheriff hasn’t “accepted responsibility” for killing of Christian Glass, Clear Creek County commissioners say
Clear Creek County Commission announces mental health pilot program in light of Christian Glass’ death
Clear Creek County Commissioners: Sheriff did not accept responsibility for Christian Glass' death
Clear Creek County Commissioners condemn sheriff's office after Christian Glass murder, parents call for sheriff's resignation
Clear Creek County commissioners condemn sheriff for failure to accept responsibility in Glass death
Commissioners say Clear Creek County sheriff has not “adequately accepted responsibility” in Christian Glass killing; parents call for resignation
Clear Creek County Board of County Commissioners releases statement on killing of Christian Glass
Polis signs workplace harassment bill, removing ‘severe or pervasive’ requirement
Legal expert weighs in on historic $19 million settlement for Christian Glass family
Interview: The lawyer who represented the families of Elijah McClain and Christian Glass talks police settlements and reform
Most LGBTQ Workers Treated Fairly, HR Group's Survey Says
'It wrecked my life:' Christian Glass' mother wants recruits to understand implications of police brutality
Family of Colo. Man Killed by Police Gets $19 Million Settlement
Gov. Polis apologizes for death of Christian Glass
Family receive record $19 million payout after son, 22, shot dead by police after calling for help
Family of man shot dead after calling police for help finally get $19million payout
Historic $19 million settlement reached in death of Christian Glass, man shot by Clear Creek County deputy
Family of Colorado man shot, killed by law enforcement reaches $19M settlement
$19 million settlement for family of Colorado man fatally shot by deputy after calling 911 for help
Family of Colorado man killed by police during mental health crisis gets $19 million settlement
Parents of Christian Glass receive $19 million record settlement
Christian Glass: Family of man shot dead by sheriff's deputy awarded $19m settlement
$19 million settlement for family of Colorado man killed by police because his SUV was stuck on a dirt road and he was having a mental breakdown
Christian Glass’ family hopes their settlement will spur law enforcement not just to apologize, but to reform
Family of Christian Glass to receive $19 million in settlement over son’s 2021 police shooting death
$19 Million Settlement Is Reached in Fatal Police Shooting of Colorado Man
Family Of Man Killed By Police During Mental Health Crisis Gets $19 Million Payout
Christian Glass family to receive largest known police settlement in Colorado history
Christian Glass: Family of Colorado man shot by police get $19m settlement
Family of Christian Glass agrees to historic $19 million settlement
14-year-old says he no longer feels safe after alleged racism at Castle Rock Middle School
Judicial discipline commission wants former Supreme Court Chief Justice Coats censured for role in contract scandal
Castle Rock mom alleges bullying, racism in school district
Teen leaves Castle Rock Middle School after racist slurs and threats, family and attorney say
Mom, student allege Castle Rock Middle School group chat evolved into bullying, racism
4 bystanders wounded in LoDo shooting sue Denver officer
Four bystanders shot by Denver police officer in LoDo file civil rights lawsuit over “life-altering injuries”
4 wounded bystanders sue Denver officer after LoDo shooting
Victims injured by DPD officer in LoDo shooting want accountability after they say police failed to provide support
Four bystanders injured in LoDo police shooting file lawsuit against officer
Denver officer sued by 4 bystanders struck by his bullets
4 wounded bystanders sue Denver officer after LoDo shooting
Denver police officer faces another lawsuit from injured bystanders in July's LoDo shooting
Deputy involved in Christian Glass call hired by nearby Georgetown Police
Clear Creek deputy "intentionally and maliciously caused harm" when he killed Christian Glass, judge says
Parents of Christian Glass speak out about case against former Clear Creek County deputies
GRAPHIC: Colorado deputy fired following deadly shooting of Christian Glass, internal affairs report released
Evidence shows Colorado deputy “intentionally and maliciously” killed Christian Glass, judge finds
Christian Glass' parents back in Clear Creek County court for hearing as trial marches forward
Former Clear Creek County deputy charged in Christian Glass' death may seek change of venue
Charges will proceed against Clear Creek County deputies in death of Christian Glass, judge rules
Judge says deputy 'intentionally and maliciously' caused death of Christian Glass, won't dismiss indictment
Officers charged with killing Christian Glass to face trial
Parents of Christian Glass, fatally shot by police, appeal for end to gun violence: ‘People are scared’
Judge won't dismiss charges for former deputies charged in the alleged shooting of Christian Glass
Man to receive $350,000 settlement for beating by Denver police during protest
Man receives $350,000 settlement after incident with Denver PD during 2020 protest of encampment sweep
Denver to pay $350,000 for violent police arrest during protest of homeless sweep
Protester awarded $350,000 settlement from Denver says he hopes for change
Denver is paying $350,000 to a protester who claimed Denver police violated him with a baton
Update: Denver pays man who alleges rape by police baton $350,000
Denver settles another protester police abuse case
Former superintendent reaches settlement with Douglas County schools
Former Douglas County Schools superintendent settles unlawful termination lawsuit
Fired DougCo Superintendent Corey Wise to receive $832k to settle unlawful termination claim
Former superintendent Corey Wise reaches settlement with Douglas County Schools
Douglas County School District settles with Wise for $800K
Douglas County School District pays $832,733 to settle fired Superintendent Corey Wise’s unlawful termination claim
Douglas County School District settles with ousted superintendent Corey Wise over complaint
Evidence shows Colorado deputy “intentionally and maliciously” killed Christian Glass, judge finds
Bill advances to lower threshold for workplace harassment in Colorado
Judge orders books removed from Texas public libraries due to LGBTQ and racial content must be returned within 24 hours
Police never investigated Denver Health for inmate’s death, despite red flags
New bill seeks again to change definition of harassment
Who's responsible? Accountability questions remain after Denver County jailhouse death
Why Was a Man Who Stopped a Mass Shooting Shot and Killed by Arvada Police?
Firing of Colorado Librarian Violated Anti-Discrimination Laws
Erie librarian was wrongly fired after objecting to cancellation of programs on racism and LGBTQ+ youth, state finds
Weld County library allegedly in violation of anti-discrimination laws
Civil Rights Division orders mediation after finding probable cause in discrimination claims against High Plains Library District
Firing of Colorado librarian who objected to cancellation of programs for youth of color, LGBTQ teens was illegal, state concludes
Former Denver church, school worker charged with raping 13-year-old girl in church: "I couldn't believe this was happening to me"
The Man Behind the Curtain: While No One Paid Attention, What Happened to These Patients?
Christian Glass's Parents Talk About His Life, Murder and "Rogue Cops"
Who was Christian Glass? His parents tell his story
GRAPHIC: Colorado deputy fired following deadly shooting of Christian Glass, internal affairs report released
Denver officer indicted on 2 felony charges in July shootout
Denver police officer indicted over shooting that left at least 5 people injured
Inside Indictment of Denver Cop for Ballpark Shooting That Injured Six
1 officer indicted in connection with LoDo police shooting that left 6 bystanders injured
Colorado nurse accused of sexually assaulting patients, amassed 700k lewd photos, lawsuit reveals
Colorado Nurse Accused Of Drugging, Sexually Assaulting And Recording Lewd Images Of Unconscious Patients For Ten Years
Nurse allegedly drugged, sexually assaulted, took lewd photos and videos of patients for decade
'This is your Dexter collection': What ICU nurse, 61, whispered to himself 'as he filmed his sexual assault of two unconscious women'
Colorado nurse sued after authorities uncover 700,000 photos, 65,000 hours of video showing patient abuse
‘This is my Dexter collection’; Colorado nurse accused of assaulting patients, amassing 700k lewd photos
Denver police officer indicted in LoDo shooting that left six bystanders injured
Denver police officer charged in July LoDo shooting: 'you do not shoot into a crowd. It is basic'
Sexual assault victims join class-action lawsuit against hospital that employed Grand Junction nurse
Hospital faces lawsuit after multiple sexual assault allegations
Women sexually abused by ICU nurse sue Colorado hospital
Patients speak out about alleged sexual abuse by Grand Junction ICU nurse while on life support
Alleged victims file suit against St. Mary's Hospital
Lawsuit suggests former nurse sexually assaulted patients while recording hours and hours of cell phone videos
‘This is my Dexter collection’; 700,000 photos, years of alleged sex assault by RN
Sexual assault victims join class-action lawsuit against hospital that employed Grand Junction nurse
Lawsuit alleges one former Grand Junction nurse sexually assaulted potentially ‘thousands’ of victims
Nurse filmed his sexual assault of unconscious women at Colorado hospital, lawsuit alleges
Colorado nurse accused of having 4 terabytes of photos of unconscious patients
Two women who say male ICU nurse sexually abused them while they were unconscious sue Colorado hospital
Women sexually abused by ICU nurse sue Colorado hospital
Community leaders say Aurora councilmember mocking Mexicans, Muslims, others in Facebook ads ‘offensive’ and ‘racist’
Most stressful time of the year: Colorado's working parents struggle with surge of sick children
Clear Creek wants to settle lawsuit against indicted deputy
Clear Creek officers charged in Christian Glass have first day in court
Deputies charged in Christian Glass’s death have first court appearance
Family of man killed by Clear Creek deputy wants more cops charged
Christian Glass Killing: Inside Quietly Announced Indictment of Two Cops
22-year-old who police said committed 'no crime' was shot and killed by officers responding to his call for help: 'I'm not dangerous'
22-Year Old Shot and Killed by Police After Calling 911 for Help
Prosecutors in Colorado Investigating Fatal Shooting of Man Who Called 911
Family of Colorado man who was shot after calling 911 wants officers charged in his death
He Called 911 Because His Car Was Stuck. The Cops Killed Him.
Video shows moment Colorado man shot dead by cops after car crash
Family of 22-year-old man fatally shot by law enforcement in Clear Creek County wants accountability
Christian Glass Killing: Video Shows Law Enforcers Committing Murder, Attorney Says
Video released in deputy’s killing of 911 caller
“It was a murder”: Family of 22-year-old killed by Colorado deputy calls for charges
Family seeking answers about why man, 22, was shot and killed by deputies in Silver Plume
Seeking truth, transparency, accountability in police shootings; Next with Kyle Clark full show (9/13/22)
Newly released body camera video sheds light on Clear Creek County police shooting
A crash, a call for help and a mental health crisis: How a Boulder man’s 911 call ended with a deputy killing him
Family of Colorado man shot by police wants accountability
'Our son's life is extinguished and no one is accountable:' Parents of man killed by deputy speak out
Clear Creek County deputies shoot and kill man who asked for help after car crash
Colorado public defenders begin recruiting after forming union
Death of Christian Glass: parents demand justice 3 months after deputy shoots, kills 22-year-old who was in distress
Family of 22-year-old man fatally shot by law enforcement in Clear Creek County wants accountability
A Texas librarian was fired after refusing to remove 'pornographic' books from shelves
Libraries pressed to limit book access
Texas residents sue Llano County officials for removing books
SOFT AND QUIET: SELF-CENSORSHIP IN AN ERA OF BOOK CHALLENGES
HOW TO DIRECTLY IMPACT DEMOCRACY: BOOK CENSORSHIP NEWS, JULY 1, 2022
HIGH PLAINS LIBRARY DISTRICT PROGRAMMING POLICY WELCOMES CENSORSHIP
Texas residents sue county for removing books, firing librarian
How changes at Llano County libraries have divided the community
Censorship battles’ new frontier: Your public library
Texas librarians face harassment as they navigate book bans
Llano County librarian loses job after not removing books
Book bans are a symptom of our communal poverty
With Rising Book Bans, Librarians Have Come Under Attack
How Book Bans Turned a Texas Town Upside Down
The firing of a Texas librarian is only the latest attack on libraries
Tiroteo en LoDo: ¿Hubo uso excesivo de la fuerza por parte de la policía de Denver?
Probe opened into Denver police shooting that injured 6
LoDo police shooting victims react to body cam footage
Denver DA wants grand jury probe of police shooting that injured bystanders as body camera footage is released
Denver grand jury will review LoDo shooting that injured six bystanders
Body Cam Video Released
Body camera video released from LoDo police shooting that injured 6 bystanders
Denver DA opens grand jury investigation into LoDo police shooting that injured 6 bystanders
Denver Police Shooting Video Shows Cops Committed Crimes, Attorney Says
LoDo Shooting: August 16, 2022 Press Release
Another hurt bystander comes forward in Denver Police shooting
Judge finds sufficient evidence to continue Elijah McClain case
Bystanders shot by Denver police demand accountability, answers: “The public will not tolerate being collateral damage”
'My life definitely did change forever': Injured bystanders begin healing process after LoDo police shooting
Injured Bystander's Attorney Decries Denver Police "Mass Shooting"
Denver police opened fire into a crowd, injuring 6 bystanders, while going after a suspect who never fired a gun
2 LoDo shooting victims describe chaos leading to Denver police shooting
Wounded bystanders learned police fired shots from the news
Bystander wounded in Denver Police shooting hires lawyers
Two bystanders who were injured in LoDo shooting speak out
6 bystanders wounded when Denver officers fired at armed man in LoDo
Bystanders shot by Denver police want answers as department defends officers’ actions opening fire in a crowd in LoDo early Sunday morning
Paramedics disciplined for ketamine violations revealed by Problem Solvers Investigation
BLOODY AND BLINDED PART 4
Colorado won’t cooperate with abortion investigations in other states, Gov. Jared Polis says in new executive order
Lawsuit says hero who killed gunman was shot without warning
Mother of 'Good Samaritan' killed in Arvada Olde Town shooting sues police
A year after tragedy struck Olde Town Arvada, a family sues Arvada Police and tries to move on
“Good Samaritan” Johnny Hurley died because Arvada police officers failed to confront Olde Town shooter, federal lawsuit alleges
Kathleen Boleyn: June 22, 2022 Press Release
Librarians’ Mental Health Threatened By Book Bans, Abuse And Harassment
Former Colorado youth sports coach pleads guilty to sex assault on a child, unlawful sexual contact
Elijah McClain’s mother to meet with President Biden
Sheneen McClain invited to the White House
Einstein Bagels is rounding up change to support a group that is facing multiple sexual assault and EEOC claims
Elijah McClain’s mother says Biden’s police-reform order doesn’t do enough, urges Congress to go further
Elijah McClain's mom President Biden's guest for executive policing bill signing
Elijah McClain’s mother invited to White House for Biden’s executive order on policing
Colorado bill would expand employment discrimination law to cover domestic workers
Corey Wise, the former DougCo superintendent, talks about his firing, his formal complaint and the new politics of school boards
“Hearkening toward Jim Crow”: Fired DougCo superintendent alleges discrimination in complaint against school district, board members
Former DCSD chief Corey Wise defends his short-lived superintendency
Former DougCo superintendent says he was fired illegally over support for masking, equity policies
Corey Wise on Discrimination Charge Against Dougco Schools, Four Boardmembers
Cherry Creek hires ousted DougCo superintendent
Fired superintendent files discrimination complaint against Dougco Schools
Fired Douglas Co. Schools Superintendent Corey Wise speaks out after discrimination charge filed
Former Douglas County Superintendent Corey Wise sues school district, alleging retaliation and discrimination
Former Aurora police officer files motion to dismiss criminal charge against her
Ex-Montrose sheriff's deputy failed to establish retaliation for complaining about racism, court finds
Cops Get Sued After Arresting Master's Student Who Called Them
Family claims ill inmate died because of Denver jail staff negligence
Allegations of neglect at Denver’s jail after 71-year-old inmate dies
15 Denver police officers, chief face lawsuit alleging violent arrest at protest of sweep of homeless camp
Excessive force lawsuit takes aim at 15 officers, Denver police chief
Former Douglas County schools superintendent preparing ‘future litigation’ against board
Fired DougCo superintendent hires lawyers
Former Douglas County School District superintendent Corey Wise retains counsel regarding his firing
City council OKs $365,000 settlement in wrongful death lawsuit against Denver police
Fired superintendent plans 'future litigation' against Douglas County School Board
"He's Being a Dick": Denver Cop Scolded for Language, Not Racist Policing
“He looks like a turd”: Denver police racially profiled Black driver, lawsuit alleges
Lawsuit accuses Denver police of unlawfully arresting man after traffic crash
Man arrested on camera by Denver police sues, alleges racial profiling, illegal search, use of force and arrest
Fired teen librarian in Colorado files discrimination complaints, cites canceled LGBTQ and anti-racism programs
Colorado librarian alleges she was fired for objecting to cancellation of LGBTQ, youth of color programming: “My only option is to speak out”
High Plains Library District denies former librarian’s allegations of censorship, discrimination
A Black ex-sheriff's deputy is suing a White ex-supervisor and is alleging years of racist treatment
Wyoming's first Black sheriff fired white deputy after years of alleged racism, lawsuit alleges
Former Albany County Sheriff’s Deputy Sues For Racial Discrimination
'He just stood there and watched my son bleed out': Slain man's mom hires Elijah McClain's attorney
Colorado panel finds ketamine can be used safely in field, recommends more training and monitoring
Two minutes, 20 gunshots, three dead
Sheneen McClain: November 19, 2021 Press Release
Young Life under investigation
No charges against Arvada police officer who shot and killed ‘Good Samaritan’ during attack in Olde Town
Aurora Public Schools pays $5.5 million in settlement connected to Rangeview sexual abuse case
Aurora to improve use-of-force policies, hire more diverse first responders, per agreement with attorney general
City of Aurora will pay $15 million settlement over death of Elijah McClain
Sheneen McClain: November 18, 2021 Press Release
Colorado businesses prepare for Biden vaccine rule
More Young Life victims allege sexual misconduct involving Colorado Springs-based Christian ministry
Former 9NEWS anchor sues Denver station alleging discrimination during stroke recovery
November 8, 2021 Statement and Press Release of Kathleen Boleyn
No charges for officer who killed man hailed as hero
Arvada Police officer will not be charged in shooting of good Samaritan
Inside Decision to Clear Cop Who Killed Hero Johnny Hurley in Olde Arvada Shooting
Colorado officer won't face charges in death of bystander at supermarket shooting
No Charges To Be Filed Against Arvada Police Officer Who Shot Johnny Hurley
Death of "Good Samaritan" Arvada Officer Isn't Charged
Family of Elijah McClain Reach Settlement With the City of Aurora, Colorado
Elijah McClain's family settles lawsuit with Aurora, Colorado, over police confrontation
Elijah McClain’s Family Reaches Settlement With Aurora, Colorado
2 years after Elijah McClain's death, family announces settlement with city of Aurora, Colorado
La familia de Elijah McClain llega a un acuerdo con la ciudad de Aurora tras enfrentamiento policial
Elijah McClain’s Family Reaches Settlement With City of Aurora, Colo.
Elijah McClain's family settles lawsuit with city of Aurora
Young Life is under federal investigation after 4 women say they were removed from the ministry for reporting sexual misconduct
Elijah McClain's family settles lawsuit with Aurora, Colorado, over police confrontation
Grocery chain pays $280,000 to settle deaf job applicants' EEOC claims
McClain Family Reaches Settlement With City Of Aurora Year After Federal Lawsuit
Aurora settles in principle with Elijah McClain’s family, more than two years after his death
October 18, 2021 Press Release from the Attorneys of Sheneen McClain
10th Circuit finds officer acted unreasonably by shooting Lakewood man in darkness
Young Life flourishes on college campuses despite pushback over gay volunteer ban and sexual misconduct accusations
Young Life Accused of Ignoring or Covering Up Allegations of Sexual Misconduct
The $500 million Christian camp giant Young Life has failed to protect young people from sexual misconduct, some former members say
‘We will not be silenced’: UMich student survivors of Young Life sexual misconduct allegations speak out
Former Young Life members across the US say they experienced sexual misconduct at the teen mega-ministry
Federal appeals court asked to revive lawsuit over SLC police shooting
KEEPING THE FAITH: For most Muslims in the region, the effects of Sept. 11 came the day after, and haven’t stopped
Elijah McClain's mother reacts to the indictment in her son's case
Elijah McClain’s mother was 'shocked' to see indictments in her son's death
Activists See Hope After Charges In Elijah McClain's Death
Grand jury returns 32-count indictment against Aurora officers, paramedics in Elijah McClain’s death
‘I Wish They Had Been Better Humans’: Elijah McClain’s Mother Reacts To Grand Jury Indictments Against Aurora Police Officers
Three Officers and Two Paramedics Are Charged in Elijah McClain’s Death
The Enduring Legacy of Elijah McClain’s Tragic Death
Sheneen McClain 'overwhelmed' at indictment in son's death, calls for those charged to be fired
Grand jury returns 32-count indictment in Elijah McClain’s death
32-Count Indictment Announced In Elijah McClain Case
Elijah McClain's family speaks out as officers, medics charged in son's death: 'It’s a prayer answered'
Valor Christian students protest departure of volleyball coach who says he was pressured to leave because he is gay
10th Circuit finds officer acted unreasonably by shooting Lakewood man in darkness
2 years later, pending probes into Elijah McClain’s death thwart closure
2 years later – Elijah McClain's Mom Sheneen Talks to Her Son Every Day
Two years after Elijah McClain’s death, his mother is deciding how his legacy will be shaped
‘I’ll Fight For The Rest Of My Life’: Elijah McClain’s Mother Reflects On Two Years Since His Death
Man pistol-whipped by Colorado officer feared for his life
‘I’m Blessed I’m Still Here’: Kyle Vinson, Who Was Arrested And Beaten By Aurora Police, Speaks Out
‘When somebody has a badge you don’t know what to do’: Man strangled by Aurora officer shares his perspective
'Why is he so angry?': Man pistol-whipped, choked by Aurora officer says he thought he would die
'I was waiting for the bullet to come out': Man says he thought Aurora cop was going to kill him
Kyle Vinson, Man Injured In Violent Aurora Police Arrest, Doesn’t Understand Why He Was ‘Brutalized’
Aurora officer facing felony charges in arrest resigns
2 Colorado cops arrested after bodycam footage shows one pistol-whipping unarmed Black man
Aurora police officer shown on body camera pistol-whipping, choking man resigns
Aurora police brutality victim faces 'long road' to recovery, attorney says
Colorado police officer arrested after beating and choking of unarmed man
Aurora police task force member says ‘whole department needs to be overhauled’
'This is a big deal': Attorneys, scholars speculate on anti-discrimination case's future at Supreme Court
Kyle Vinson Brutalized by Police Highlights Police Culture
Attorney for victim in Aurora cop's assault case speaks out
Officials explain hiring process of Aurora officer accused of pistol-whipping, choking suspect
Policía de Aurora podría enfrentar demanda
Acusan a dos agentes de abuso policial en contra de un sospechoso en Colorado
Aurora Police Officer Beat Man 13 Times with Pistol, Choked Him During Arrest, Body Camera Footage Shows
"I Can't Breathe!": Aurora Cops Busted for Beyond-Brutal Arrest
Violent Arrest in Colorado Reignites Anger Over Policing
Press Release Regarding Kyle M. Vinson
Latina Journalists' Ousters From Denver TV Powerhouse Spark Outrage
Latina Journalists Who Challenged TV Station Leaders Were Let Go In Short Succession
Colorado Congressman Wants to Withhold Federal Policing Dollars Until Ketamine Is Banned During Arrests
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Denver Pays Firefighter $100,000 After Former Lieutenant Secretly Recorded Her Changing Clothes
Man Who Threatened Roofing Salesmen at Gunpoint, Including Black CSU Athlete, Sentenced to Probation
Judge Denies Request to Force Hate Crime Charge for Loveland Man Who Held 2 at Gunpoint
Loveland Man Who Held Black CSU athlete, Coworker at Gunpoint Sentenced to Probation
Aurora Public Schools Requires COVID-19 Vaccinations for Staff Before 2021-2022 School Year
Back to Work: Why Going Back to the Office May Be Filled with Mixed Feelings for Some
As Colorado Businesses Bring Workers Back, Do You Have the Right to Stay Home?
Colorado Universities Requiring COVID-19 Vaccine — Why They Can and What Exemptions Are Offered
How Three Latina Women Let Go from 9NEWS Are Helping Change the Journalism Industry
Coach at Popular Colorado Basketball Program Charged with Sexual Assault of Minor Players
Elijah McClain's Mom Says His Death Sparked Push for Change
Elijah McClain's Mother Relieved He 'Is No Longer Labeled a Suspect' After Investigation Into Officers' Actions
Elijah McClain's Mom Has Watched the Bodycam Video 'Over and Over'
'Elijah McClain Should Still Be Here': Aurora Police Chief Vanessa Wilson Responds To Report Calling For Major Changes
'Everything Good About Elijah Is What His Legacy Is Going To Be': A Conversation with Sheneen McClain
'They Can't Keep Hiding': Elijah McClain's Parents Say New Report Exonerates Him, Exposes Aurora
Why Russell Strong Is Suing Denver for Losing Eye at George Floyd Rally
February 22, 2021 Sheneen McClain's Response to Investigative Report and Findings
LABOR LAWS: FOUR CHANGES UNDER THE BIDEN ADMINISTRATION
Family Still Seeking Answers After Adams County Sheriff's Deputies Shoot, Kill Woman
Man Who Lost Eye During George Floyd Protests Sues City of Denver
“It’s Changed Everything”: Man Blinded in One Eye by Police During Denver Protests Sues City, Unidentified Officer
Woman Shot and Killed by Adams County Deputies Was Unarmed, Family Says
Denver's Senegalese Community Reacts to Alleged Motive, Charging Decision in Fatal Arson Fire
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Activists Question Whether Elijah McClain Grand Jury Investigation Will Lead to Charges
Former Good Samaritan Medical Center Doctor Sues SCL Health, Alleges She Was Fired for Protesting Unsafe Conditions
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Christian Youth Ministry Faces Accusations of LGBTQ+ Discrimination, Racism, More
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‘I Was So Scared. I Was Terrified’: 7 People with Eye Injuries after Denver Protests Describe Their Experiences
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CSU Football Player Wants Man Accused of Attacking Him Charged with Hate Crime
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CSU Football Player Held at Gunpoint Asking That Prosecutors be Forced to File Hate Crime Charges
Students Tired of CSU’s Lack of Measures to Combat Racism
CSU's Barry Wesley Identified As Football Player Held at Gunpoint While Selling Roofing
Denver police ask for help ID’ing people connected to fatal hit-and-run that killed California youth leader
Buscan a Cuatro Sospechosos de Accidente Mortal en Colorado
E-Scooter Rider Killed: Denver Police Searching For 4 People Seen In Stolen Car That Hit Christopher Patton
Colorado Arson Murder Mystery
Raverro Stinnett, artist beaten by guards at Union Station, gets the last word in I Am Raverro
Jeff Campbell's I Am Raverro Tells Story of Union Station Beating
Family, Friends of Immigrant Family Killed in Denver Arson Fire Want Answers and Arrests
CSU Football's Barry Wesley Recalls Harrowing Experience of Being Held at Gunpoint
Daily Cover: CSU Offensive Lineman Barry Wesley Hopes To Educate With His Powerful Story
Fallout From the Coronavirus: A World Awakens to a New Deadly Threat in the Workplace
Security Firm Fails to Muzzle Beating Victim Before RTD Vote to Replace It
RTD Director Proposes Replacing Armed Security Guards with Social Workers
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July 23, 2020: Protester Left Partially Blind; Escaping Pandemic Through Fly Fishing
Petition Asking RTD to Sever Ties with Security Company Gathers 3,000 Signatures
Lawsuit Alleges Adams County Sheriff Retaliated Against Former Deputies Over Political Campaign, Violated Constitutional rights
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As #BlackLivesMatter Protests Reach Salt Lake City, Protesters Surround SLCPD and Utah State Capitol
Protests Bring To Mind Police Shootings In Utah
Black Lives Matter Utah Founder Talks Racism, Police Brutality and What Needs to Happen Next
Lawsuit Claims Racial Bias in Fatal Salt Lake Police Shooting of Black Man
'Defund the Police' Does not Equate to Anarchy. Here's Why
After Weeks of Protests, D.A. Expected to Rule on High-Profile Police Shooting This Week
Only 3 Utah Cops Faced Charges for Shooting at People in the Past Decade. None Was Convicted. Here’s Why.
Portraits In Salt Lake City Memorialize George Floyd, Utahns Killed By Police
Salt Lake City Protesters Join National Day of Action in Calling for Community Control of Police
You’ve Seen the Salt Lake City Mural with the Faces of People Killed by Utah Police. Here Are Their Stories.
Shadow & Light : Despite Tragedy, Raverro Stinnett's Work Remains Untouchable
Why Are Criminal Charges Against Police Officers Who Kill Someone So Rare?
Sexual Misconduct Lawsuit Filed Against Colorado Christian Group
Police Use of Less Lethal Weapons to the Face, Head During Protests Across the Country Leave Many Permanently Damaged
Denver Health Ophthalmologist Says Eye Injuries of Protesters Were ‘Startling’ and ‘Unexpected’
Local Man Needs Eye Removed After Projectile Hits His Face During Afternoon Protest in Denver
Discomfort Grows as Denver Hires Allied Private Security Guards to Patrol Emergency Coronavirus Homeless Shelters
Protests Against Racism and Police Brutality Are Changing Policy in Denver
RTD Board Member Wants To Replace Contracted Security Guards With Mental Health Professionals
Colorado Among First in U.S. to Pass Historic Police Reforms Following Protests
Coloradans Share Their Pain Over Loss of Children, Spouses Killed by Police
Denver Mayor Walks Back “Murder” Comments, Though Others Hold Him To It
Guest Commentary: RTD Tightens Rules, Expands Policing to Keep Out Poor and Homeless
Lawsuit Adds Pressure on RTD to Drop Union Station Rule Changes
Workers’ Rights Q&A: Dealing with Discrimination in the Workplace
Q&A: What are my rights during COVID-19?
Union Station guard beat Denver artist waiting for train while other guards watched, lawsuit alleges
A Union Station guard beat a Denver artist waiting for a train while other guards watched, lawsuit alleges
Dispatchers reach $875,000 settlement
Named victim in Aidan Atkinson sex assault case objects to closing of preliminary hearing
Boulder, Zayd Atkinson reach settlement over police confrontation
JOINT STATEMENT – ZAYD ATKINSON AND THE CITY OF BOULDER
Boulder settles with Naropa student confronted by cop while picking up trash
Meth, Guns And Aggressive Tactics Combine To Give Colorado One Of Nation’s Highest Police Shooting Rates
Former Lake County Dispatchers Settle Sexual-Harassment Case
SEARCH WARRANTED: Amid turmoil, Aurora seeks a new police chief
Lake County Dispatchers Settle Undersheriff Sexual Harassment Suit For $875K
US ATTORNEY IN COLORADO APOLOGIZES TO MUSLIM COMMUNITY AFTER EMAIL ON MOSQUE INCIDENT
Colorado’s U.S. attorney first says mosque threat wasn’t bias-motivated, then backtracks
Victory Prep Charter School Refuses To Reveal Settlement In First Amendment Lawsuit
Lake County Sheriff’s Office to pay $875K to settle sexual harassment lawsuit
Lake County Sheriff's Office reaches $875k settlement with dispatchers who say they were sexually harassed at work
Lake County Sheriff’s Office to pay $875k to settle sexual harassment lawsuit
Denver doctor pleads guilty to producing child pornography
Race was ‘substantial motivating factor’ in Salt Lake City officer’s decision to shoot cyclist, lawsuit alleges
Colorado lawsuit over companion animals settles for $1M
‘Not What We Call A Ceremony’: Victory Prep Graduates Reject School’s Offer
Landlord who refused to rent to Muslim men settles lawsuit
DENVER LANDLORD TO PAY ALMOST $700,000 AFTER REFUSING TO RENT TO MUSLIM MEN
Plaintiffs Reflect On Settlement After Denver Landlord Refused Muslim Restaurant Owners
Denver landlord who refused to rent to Muslim men settles lawsuit for $675,000
Boulder Releases Data On Law Enforcement Discrimination
Boulder student who went viral after interaction with officers speaks out on new police data
Black man detained for picking up trash outside Boulder home not surprised by new police data
DA Gets Bias Training Grant In City Where Police Scrutinized
City of Boulder working with Naropa student’s lawyers to figure out independent investigation
Boulder student who went viral after interaction with officers speaks out on new police data
Boulder Releases Data On Law Enforcement Discrimination
Man at center of Boulder racial incident not surprised by new police data, but sees positive movement
Opinion: Jude Landsman: How can we expect change if institutions are not held accountable?
Meeker Housing Authority Settles Lawsuit Over Emotional Support Animals For $1 Million
Commerce City charter school cancels graduation ceremony
Denver landlord who wouldn’t lease to Muslims must pay $675,000
‘I Wish It Didn’t Come To This’: Muslim Renter Reacts To Settlement From Landlord Who Refused Lease
Graduation controversy continues at Victory Prep in Commerce City
Former Lake County Undersheriff Fernando Mendoza Heads to Jail
Boulder student at center of race controversy says the city government's concern is 'for the sake of appearance only'
Boulder City Council begins series of race talks following viral video
Black man who was held at gunpoint by white officers while picking up trash: 'It definitely brings fear to my heart'
Boulder Police Officer Resigns After Confronting Black Man Picking Up Trash
US Supreme Court won't rule on how the ADA is applied to technology. What happens next?
Calls for unity at interfaith gathering following shooting at Pittsburgh synagogue
Boulder, Denver synagogues hold emotional vigils for Pittsburgh shooting victims
About 3,000 gather at Temple Emanuel to honor victims killed at Tree of Life Synagogue
Thousands packed into Temple Emanuel in Denver for a vigil Sunday night that was attended by a who’s who of politicians and faith leaders
Aurora middle school teacher Brian Vasquez gets 40 years to life in prison for sex assaults
Former Cherry Creek Schools teacher Brian Vasquez sentenced to 40 years to life for sexual assault
Middle school teacher who sexually abused students will spend at least 40 years in prison
Former Prairie Middle School teacher gets 40 years to life in prison for child sex assault
Brian Vasquez, Former Teacher Who Committed Sex Crimes Against Students, Sentenced 40 Years To Life
Cherry Creek pays record $11.5M settlement to students abused by teacher
Cargill, Teamsters will pay $1.6M to settle civil rights dispute over Muslim workers’ prayer breaks
Cargill Meat, union reach $1.7M settlement with 138 Muslim workers at Fort Morgan plant over prayer accommodations
Cargill settles for $1.5 million
Cargill, Somali-American Workers Reach $1.5M Settlement Over Discrimination, Terminations
Cargill settles bias suit with Muslim workers, agrees to pay $1.5M
Muslim Workers Receive $1.7M In Settlement With Cargill Over Prayer Breaks
Armed homeowner killed by police was Vietnam veteran, Purple Heart recipient
Attorney: Aurora police should not have shot man defending his family
Man fatally shot by Aurora police after shooting home intruder identified as Vietnam veteran
Police chief defends actions that led to homeowner’s death
Colorado man shot dead by police who mistook him for intruder he just killed
Police fatally shoot Bronze Star recipient after he shot home intruder
A Vietnam vet kills an intruder. Then, cops show up and shoot him dead by mistake
Is Union Station, “Denver’s Living Room,” Really Open to All?
Family Of Aurora Man Shot By Police Plan To Demand Bodycam Footage
“This is a horror movie scenario”: Man killed naked intruder before being shot by Aurora police
Boulder Restaurant Gets ‘Overwhelmingly Positive’ Response Amid Muslim Discrimination Claim
Lawsuit: Property owner refused to sublease to father, son because they are Muslim
Denver landlord denies Muslim restaurant owner a space
Denver Landlord Refuses Muslim Restaurant Owners, Demands An ‘American Person’
Firefly 2018: Shiva’s Story
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Silly Petition or Federal Fraud? The 10th Circuit Will Decide
Man fatally shot by Aurora police after shooting home intruder identified as Vietnam veteran
Grandfather Killed By Police Amid Home Intrusion Described As Family Man
Attorney: Prairie Middle School victims standing up to the 'system that permitted the abuse'
Family of man shot, killed by Rawlins police files lawsuit
Former East Cheer Coach: ‘I Didn’t Do Anything Wrong’
Police detail evidence against former Aurora middle school teacher accused of numerous sex crimes
Woman who helped use inmates’ names to get $582,000 in federal student loans sent to prison
Lawyers of the Year: Qusair Mohamedbhai
Family files suit against City of Rawlins
Why There Will Be a Lawsuit in the East High Cheerleaders Splits Torture Case
Are Roberts’s Fears On Reach of Cakeshop Case Valid? Perhaps
Denver comes together in grief and solidarity after the mass shooting in a Pittsburgh synagogue
SVVSD bus aide gets 20 months for assault, district to pay $3.85 million in settlement
Former St. Vrain bus attendant gets 20 months for assaulting a student with disabilities
SVVSD bus aide gets 20 months for assault, district to pay $3.85 million in settlement
Colorado bus aide sentenced for assaulting student with autism
'Pent-Up Rage.' Bus Aide Repeatedly Kicked and Hit Autistic Student
St. Vrain Valley School District to pay nearly $4 million to autistic student abused on school bus
Former St. Vrain bus attendant gets 20 months for assaulting a student with disabilities
One Colorado to honor Pat Steadman, Jean Dubofsky, Rathod Mohamedbhai and Kaiser
St. Vrain Valley bus assistant pleads guilty to assaulting student with disabilities
CAIR, Law Firm Welcome EEOC Determinations in Favor of Fired Muslim Cargill Workers in Colorado
Cargill, Teamsters union violated Muslim workers’ civil rights in dispute over workplace prayer, federal agency rules
EEOC sides with fired Muslims at Cargill meatpacking plant
Commission: Cargill violated Muslims' rights in prayer ban
Cargill Plant In Fort Morgan Violated Muslim Workers' Rights, Feds Say
Denver wedding, special event business to pay $200,000 to employees in the country illegally
Denver Police Officers Working Off Duty To Wear Body Cameras
EEOC v. Vail Run is Case of the Year
Denver Agrees To $1M Settlement To Family Of Slain Teen
As Denver settles with Jessica Hernandez’s family, her community looks back on two years of pain and change
Denver agrees to settlement with family of teenager killed by police in 2015
City reaches deal with parents of Denver teen who was shot, killed by police
Denver to Pay $1M, Make Changes Over Jessie Hernandez Police Shooting
Denver will pay $1 million to Jessica Hernandez’s family for 2015 fatal police shooting
Family Mariachi Band Gets $1.6 Million for Wrong-House Police Raid
Mosque warned feds about suspect in killing of Denver transit officer
Cascade of events led to Hutto's resignation
City to pay $425K settlement in discrimination suit
Denver mosque leaders feared RTD shooting suspect had radicalized, reported him to Homeland Security
Denver Council set to approve $265,000 to settle police lawsuits
Fort Collins police: Initial lawsuit probe led to 2nd investigation
Environmental whistleblower seeks day in court
Denver council approves $65,000 settlement for inmate punched by deputy
Denver settles suit with former inmate Kyle Askin, who was punched by Deputy Thomas Ford
Single-stall bathrooms in Denver will be gender-neutral
Colorado City to Pay $2.6M to Family of Man Killed by Police
Aurora agrees to pay stunning $2.6 million settlement to family of Vinzant, unarmed black man killed by cops in 2015
Aurora announces historic $2.6 million settlement in police shooting of unarmed black man
Colorado city to pay $2.6M to family of man killed by police
Update: Aurora Pays $2.6M to Settle Naeschylus Vinzant Police Shooting
Family speaks out on $2.6 million settlement
In Cargill labor dispute, Colorado regulator findings side with fired workers
Fired Muslim workers deserve unemployment benefits from Cargill, Colorado labor department rules
Colorado’s Muslim leaders condemn Orlando shooting tragedy
Threatening email sent to Islamic Center of Golden
Emergency meeting between Colorado's Islamic leaders draws over one hundred people
Agent is Captured Beating Inmate
Former Denver jail inmate sues city, Deputy Thomas Ford for punch
New video shows outburst inside Denver Jail between deputy and inmate over Christmas meal
Another Lawsuit Accuses Denver Sheriff Department Of Excessive Force
New video shows DSD deputy punching, dragging inmate
New video shows alleged brutality at Denver jail as fresh lawsuit filed
Fort Morgan workers accuse Cargill of federal employment discrimination
They denounced sexual harassment and receive $ 1 million in damages
Vail condo group owes $1 million for abuse of Mexican workers
undocumented workers earn million-dollar lawsuit for discrimination and sexual harassment
Workers Say Luxury Colorado Resort Allowed Sexual Harassment
Victims in Vail condo group harassment case urge others to speak out
Man sues Denver, DPD officer
Man sues Denver officer after he was shoved down stairs
Man claiming excessive force by Denver police officer files lawsuit
Bar patron sues Denver police officer over shoving incident, injuries
Grand jury won’t indict Aurora cop for fatal shooting of unarmed man
Fired Denver Sheriff's Deputy Thomas Ford gets his job back following board order
Jeffco grand jury: No indictment for Aurora officer who killed unarmed black man
No charges for white Colo. cop in shooting death of black suspect
Denver board reverses firing of jail deputy Thomas Ford
Excessive Force Lawsuit Names Federal Heights Chief, Officers
Man accuses Federal Heights police of using excessive force in federal lawsuit
Federal Heights police accused of torture in federal lawsuit
Denver deputy suspended for using racial slur on inmate
Law enforcement nationwide track 'use of force' differently; Based on self-reporting by officers
Sexual Assault Victim Finds Justice in Employment Verdict
Denver jury awards $3.9M to former stripper who sued wealthy ranche
After 6 years, Denver officer Ricky Nixon fired for brutalizing women at diner, lying about it
Officer seen shoving bar patron down stairs has suspension overturned; appeal vowed
Hearing officer overturns discipline of Denver cops in separate alleged excessive force cases
Second suit filed over service dog at Aspen complex
How police body cams help a civil rights attorney's cases
DPD officer caught on video pushing man onto stairs, appealing suspension
Body camera video shows Federal Heights officer viciously beating suspect
Federal Heights officer admits fellow cop lost control
Federal Heights officer admits fellow cop lost control
Victim can’t believe Denver police officer is appealing his suspension
Grand jury to weigh charges
JeffCo DA to take Aurora police shooting case to a grand jury
Grand jury to review Aurora Police shooting
Grand jury to review Aurora police shooting
Grand jury to review Aurora police officer killing unarmed suspect
Grand jury to review Aurora police officer killing unarmed suspect
Body cam video shows Federal Heights Officer shoving, punching detainee
New policy: Denver police cannot shoot at moving vehicles being used as weapons against them
Denver cops change shooting-at-moving-vehicles policy after Hernandez decision
Rule stops police from shooting at cars unless driver fires
Moving cars no longer considered deadly weapons for DPD
Denver police change policy on shooting at cars
DPD told not to fire on moving vehicles
Denver Police Department is changing its policy on shooting at cars
Report calls for overhaul of Denver Sheriff Department, search for new sheriff starts now
Jamal Hunter v City & County of Denver CTLA Case of the Year
Denver woman wants apology after judge acquits her of lying to police
Judge blasts Denver Safety’s ‘blanket policy’ of denying requests for internal affairs records
Victim in Denver police brutality video speaks out
Suspended DPD officer has long history of excessive force accusations
Victim speaks out after Denver officer suspended for unreasonable force
Inmate Abuse Only ‘Tip Of The Iceberg’
Law Week Colorado Reports on Rathod | Mohamedbhai LLC's Nomination for CTLA's 2015 Case of the Year
Two charged with false information after complaining to DPD’s Internal Affairs
Did Denver Police Really Shoot Jessie Hernandez Out of Self-Defense?
CFOIC Sunshine Week Panel on Criminal Justice Records
Video: Familia de jovencita hispana abatida por la policía en Denver pide justicia
Declaran muerte de Jessica Hernández como homicidio
Death of Denver Teen Jessica Hernandez Killed By Police Ruled a Homicide
Autopsy: Teen Killed by Denver Police Had 4 Gunshot Wounds
Autopsy: Jessica Hernandez shot three times; traces of alcohol, pot in her system
Parents: Jessica Hernandez had a warm-heart, plans for the future
Denver Police Killing of LGBT Teen Jessica Hernandez Sparks Outcry as Officers’ Claims Disputed
Jessica Hernandez family calls for federal intervention in shooting death
Denver paid $1.5 million to outside law firms in Booker, Hunter cases
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Denver's downtown jail is at the center of sheriff's major problems
Denver Emerges As Model For Countering ISIS Recruiting Tactics
Former Sheriff’s Deputy Sentenced to 92 Years in Prison
Rathod | Mohamedbhai LLC part of legal team that strikes down gay marriage ban in Wyoming
Denver Diner CTLA Case of the Year
Muslim mother turned away from public pool because of clothing
Congratulations Kate Stimson & David Lane: Denver jury awards $1.8 million to family in wrongful prosecution case
Safety Department Fires 2 Denver Deputies
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Denver police officers to wear body cameras; chief says it will create transparency with community
LGBT Discrimination Persists Despite Progress
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Denver City Council approves record settlement
Denver City Council approves $3.25M settlement
Denver City Council approves $3.25M Jamal Hunter settlement
$3.25 Million Jamal Hunter Settlement Leaves Few Satisfied
Family of woman who died in Denver jail in 2006 speak out
Denver mayor calls for outside review of sheriff department, jail
Denver Sheriff's Department faces 100+ disciplinary cases, Safety Director Stephanie O'Malley says
Mayor requests external review Search begins for firm to study sheriff's department
Denver City Council gives preliminary approval to $3.25M settlement with former inmate Jamal Hunter
Denver City Council approves $3.25 million jail abuse settlement
Denver Mayor Hancock says external review of jail needed
Jamal Hunter's jail abuse case shakes Denver law enforcement offices
Cracking jail’s code of silence
Judge approves $3.3M Denver jail-abuse settlement; payout considered largest in city history
Federal judge approves a proposed $3.25 million deal between Denver and inmate
Judge Approves $3.3 Million Denver Jail-Abuse Settlement
Judge rejects initial $3.25M settlement in jail inmate brutality lawsuit Thursday
Judge could approve $3.3M Denver jail-abuse payout
Judge likely to OK $3.25 million payout in Jamal Hunter abuse case
$3.25 million settlement in Jamal Hunter suit latest blemish on Denver Sheriff's Department
Denver attorneys offer $3.25 million to jail inmate tortured, beaten
One day into job, backstory unfolds about interim sheriff’s criminal record
The $3.25 million fiasco for Denver
Jamal Hunter choked and tased in Denver jail
Denver agrees to settle jail mistreatment case for $3.25 million
3.25M settlement proposed to Denver City Council in jail inmate brutality lawsuit
Denver sheriff steps down amid turmoil
Denver Mayor Hancock announces Sheriff Gary Wilson stepping down in shakeup of troubled department
Denver sheriff Gary Wilson steps down amid turmoil in department
Denver Jail deputy, Thomas Ford, suspended for alleged inappropriate use of force on detainee
Suspended Denver Sheriff's deputy implicated in 2011 inmate-abuse case
Denver hires new lawyers in jail inmate abuse case
Denver accused of retaining key evidence in jail abuse case; city’s attorneys withdraw
Denver accused of withholding key evidence in jail abuse case
Claims of jail collusion
Prisoner says he worked with Denver jail guard to sell pot and porn
Judge OKs release of more internal affairs records in Denver jail case
Deputy on inmate who's not fighting: June 14, 2014
Denver Deputies Choked And Stunned Inmate
Judge unseals documents related to abuse at Denver jail
New video shows Denver jail deputy choking non-combative inmate
Denver officials file motion to keep files sealed
Despite Denver objections, federal judge unseals documents in jail abuse case
Judge request could lead to federal takeover of DPD
Attorney: Denver cops asked witness why he wanted to implicate himself
Judge wants federal investigation against Denver officers accused of witness tampering
Judge urges feds to investigate Denver police, sheriff in abuse case
Motion claims Denver police threatened witness
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A new study looks at how to get Colorado's Muslims on the health-care wagon
Expanding Sexual Orientation Protections for Employees?
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McDonald’s Employees File Multiple Wage and Hour Class Action Lawsuits
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Lawsuit: Denver sheriff's deputy ignored inmate's screams in attack
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Denver sheriff revamps policy on inmate grievances after harsh report
Independent Monitor Validates Mr. Hunter’s Claims of Failure to Investigate Inmate Abuses
Denver inmate's assault accusation spurred probe into grievances
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Ameristar Casinos Sanctioned for Nearly Half-Million Dollars for Unlawful Coercive Communications with Prospective FLSA Collective Action Members
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Mayor Hancock praises ruling upholding firing of two police officers in Denver Diner beating case
Denver Diner case's $360K settlement exposes culture of police brutality, attorney says
City Reaches Settlement With 4 Women In Denver Diner Police Incident
Denver council OKs $360,000 for women abused by police outside diner
Charges Dropped Against Franklin Sain
Criminal case against Franklin Sain dismissed
Charges dismissed against Franklin Sain, accused of threatening Rep. Rhonda Fields over gun control
Charges dropped against man accused of threatening Colo. Representative
Charges Dropped Against Franklin Sain, Accused Of Sending Violent Threats To Rep. Rhonda Fields Over Gun Laws
Charges dismissed against Franklin Sain, accused of threatening Fields
Ameristar Casinos Sanctioned for Nearly Half-Million Dollars for Unlawful Coercive Communications with Prospective FLSA Collective Action Members
Rep. Rhonda Fields harassment case: Lawyers say evidence destroyed
Franklin Sain, Trial Date Set For Man Accused Of Threatening Rep. Rhonda Fields
Trial date set for man accused of threatening Rep. Fields
Using the First Amendment as a Defense in Criminal Cases
Colorado Muslim Society says Tsarnaev won't be buried in its cemetery
Deletion of Social Media Accounts or Other Electronic Information Can Result in Harsh Sanctions for Plaintiffs
Colorado Worker Misclassifications: Employees Versus Independent Contractors
The Harvard Debacle Highlights Issues Concerning Employee Privacy in Workplace Emails
Denver Police Department Covers Up Police Brutality Against Alexander Landau
Parents of boys killed in hit-and-run plead for help finding driver
SendGrid's Unlawful and Retaliatory Termination of Adria Richards
Tom Clements Murder: Colorado Muslims Disgusted At Clements Murder Coverage Of Connecting Homaidan Al-Turki To Slaying
Tenth Circuit Finds that Corporations do not have "Feelings" or "Thoughts" Necessary to Sustain Civil Rights Case Involving Gender and Race Based Hostile Work Claim
SABA-CO Organizes One-Of-A-Kind Bar Association Leadership Summit
Lawyer: Gun Emails To Colorado Lawmaker Not Threats
Westword: Selective Prosecution when Criminalizing Communications to Elected Officials. Double Standard in Denver?
PRESS RELEASE: Response to Filing of Criminal Charges Against Franklin Sain
Franklin Sain charged with harassment for sending Fields emails
Secret Service rules out Obama threat
Rep. Fields' case will turn on free speech vs. criminal speech
Attorneys for man behind e-mails to legislator call them free speech
Secret Service: Sain's comments about Obama were free speech
Rep. Fields' case will turn on free speech vs. criminal speech
Press Release: Franklin Sain, Representative Rhonda Fields, and the First Amendment
Adams 14 School District settled repeated discrimination suits during the past 3 years
Attorneys for man behind e-mails to legislator call them free speech
Colo. lawmaker sponsoring gun bills gets threats
Honorable United States Judge William J. Martinez from the Federal District Court of Colorado Adopts the Initial Discovery Protocols for Employment Cases within his Judicial Practice Standards
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Tenth Circuit's Ruling in Civil Rights Police Brutality Case: "This case presents us with an unfortunate tale of poor lawyering."
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Letter to the Editor of the Colorado Lawyer: Diversity in the Colorado Bar
Siddhartha Rathod to Speak at Bar Association Leadership Summit
Judge allows abuse suit against Denver, police department
Federal judge rules Denver can face trial for police abuse claims
Police: Man arrested for sending harassing e-mails to state representative
Employment Discrimination News, Headlines, and Events - January 2013
Supreme Court to Review Mixed-Motive Race Discrimination Rule
Some of the Pitfalls for Employees Concerning EEOC Charges of Discrimination and Administrative Exhaustion Requirements
John Copeland: Pro Bono Legal Service to Colorado's Community
Shocking Sexual Harassment Case Costs Burger King $2.5 Million
Civil Rights and Religion: Does Yoga Unconstitutionally Promote Hinduism? Some California Parents Think So
EEOC: Workplace Discrimination Claims Over Foreign Accents on the Rise
Employees Should Be Empowered, Courageous and Principled in their Opposition to Workplace Harassment and Discrimination
Civil Rights in Education: Denver Public Schools Battles Racial Inequity
Charges filed in case of 85-year-old man using cane as a weapon
Colorado Federal Court Judge Allows Denver Firefighter's Race Discrimination in Employment Lawsuit to Proceed to Jury Trial
The Heartbreaking Murder of Emily Weikert and Workplace Violence in Colorado
ADL Applauds Colorado Muslim Society Bus Ads
Sexual Harassment and Holiday Parties: A Line That Shouldn't Be Crossed
Iowa Supreme Court's Controversial Decision in Workplace Sexual Harassment Lawsuit
Dillard's Accused of Violating Americans with Disabilities Act, Settles Lawsuit
Employment and Workplace Religious Discrimination Against the Muslim Employee in Colorado
Colorado Constitutional Law: First Amendment Retaliation by District Attorney Caloia?
Rathod Mohamedbhai LLC Teaches Civil Rights Continuing Legal Education Seminar
Colorado Open Records Act: Lawyers Argue over Employment and Investigation Files of Former Police Chief
Prisoner Civil Rights in Colorado: Female Inmate Alleges Sexual Assault by Guard After Delivering Baby
Sexual Orientation Discrimination: Justice Scalia's Bias
Race Discrimination at the University of Colorado
Colorado Criminal Defense Bar Annual Winter Solstice Party
Officers in Denver Diner incident can return to work, Commission says
Pro Bono: Rathod Mohamedbhai LLC Teaches Trial Skills to University of Wyoming Law Students
Diversity Professionalism Invite 2012
Jamal Hunter Sues City After Fellow Inmates Scald His Genitals
Jamal Hunter sues city after fellow inmates scald his genitals
Lawsuit: Man's genitals burned in Denver's jail
Lawsuit: Man’s Genitals Burned in Denver’s Jail
Colorado Prison Suit Litigation
Colorado Police Brutality
Discrimination Civil Rights in Colorado
Five Minute Mentor: DO’s and DON’Ts of Starting a Law Firm
Religious Discrimination in the Workplace
Five-Minute Mentor: From the Trenches with Siddhartha Rathod
Mary Beth Klee, New DPD Internal Affairs Boss, a Brutality Apologist, Attorney Says
Parole Officer Accused of Forging Documents to Keep Violators in Jail
Parole officer accused of forging documents to keep violators in jail
DPD Chief Announces New Disciplinarian Position
Division Chief Appointed Head Of DPD Internal Affairs
Woman in Police Excessive Force Case Angered by New Leader of Denver Internal Affairs Bureau
Denver woman in police-abuse case unhappy with choice to lead internal affairs
Starting a Law Firm? A Do and Don’t
10 DO’s and DON’Ts of Starting a Law Firm
7NEWS Exclusive: Aurora Police Commander Investigated
Commander's accuser claims she's victim of retaliation
Police Brutality: Attorney Blasts City for Missing Denver Diner Appeal Date for Reinstated Cops
Rathod Mohamedbhai Interviewed on Radio Concerning Corrupt Police Officer Disciplinary System
Rathod Mohamedbhai Featured in Law Week Colorado
2 DPD Officers Accused of Lying on Report Are Reinstated
Panel Reinstates 2 Denver Cops Accused Of Lying
Witness, victim respond after 2 DPD officers reinstated
Denver Diner Police Beating: Lawsuits Accuse Denver Police Dept. of Cover-Up
Denver Diner police beating: Lawsuits accuse Denver Police Dept. of cover-up
Muslims, Colo. law enforcement come together
Judge Threatens Denver With Daily Fines Over Release of Police Excessive-Force Documents
Judge threatens Denver with daily fines over release of police excessive-force documents
Colorado Muslims Support Libyan Students
Convicted Women Want Names Cleared After Cops Fired for Lying
The Muslim Voice 10 Years After 9/11
The Muslim voice 10 years after 9/11
Denver ordered to turn over documents related to complaints about police use of excessive force
Denver Ordered to Turn Over Documents Related to Complaints About Police Use of Excessive Force
Woman Sues Jeffco Deputy Over Alleged Rights Violation
Woman sues Jeffco deputy over alleged rights violation
Libyan grad students in Colorado face deportation
2 Denver police officers fired for lying about details in excessive force case
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Martinez family lawsuit: Members of Mexican band say Denver cops mistakenly beat them
Beaten Denver Jail Inmate Sues Now-Fired Deputy and City
Beaten Denver jail inmate sues now-fired deputy and city
Mead: UW needs speaker 'filter'
4 cleared in gay-marriage-ban protest
Churchill in Court to Ask to Teach Again at CU
JOHNSON: DNC protest trials a bit trying
Denver’s Ultimate Persecution of Columbus Day Resisters Begins Tomorrow Vindictive Trial of the Elderly and Disabled Shows City’s True Colors
CSU newspaper editor keeps job, admonished for profanity
Authorities douse vendor's bid to sell fireworks
Jeffco fireworks ban upheld in court

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