... When librarian Brooky Parks created an LGBTQAI+ program and an anti-racism workshop for youth of color at the High Plains Library District in Weld County, Colorado, to provide a…
A Montrose County deputy's text message complaining about racism and unprofessional conduct in the sheriff's office was neither specific enough nor sufficiently in the public's interest to shield him from…
As a former librarian with the High Plains Library District continues to spread word about policy changes she says were used to cancel or modify diversity-focused programming, the district is…
Religious freedom scholars and anti-discrimination attorneys are assessing the likelihood that the conservative majority on the U.S. Supreme Court may take up a major First Amendment decision out of Colorado,…
The City and County of Denver continues to deal with legal fallout from the Denver Police Department's actions during last summer's racial-justice protests. At least five lawsuits have been filed to…
DENVER (KDVR) — A man who says he was shot in the eye with a police projectile and blinded during the springtime George Floyd protests in downtown Denver is suing the City and County…
Click here to view a PDF of this article A Denver man whose eye had to be removed after police shot him in the face with a projectile during protests…
Authored by: Matthew J. Cron, Felipe Bohnet-Gomez, and Nicholas A. Lutz. View the article in Trial Talk here
Russell Strong, 35, was passionate about protesting and making his voice heard, so he took a handmade poster that said, “No Justice No Peace” to the crowded park demonstration near…
