Olivia Prentzel

Chrisanna Elser was accused of stealing a $25 package after a Columbine Valley police sergeant cited Flock surveillance of her car as proof. She now alleges the warrantless tracking violated her constitutional rights.

The Free Land Holders Committee argued it had rights to swaths of U.S. Forest Service land near Mancos, citing historical documents. A federal judge rejected the argument and permanently blocked further fencing.

A new program at the Rifle Correctional Facility is part of an effort to give people nearing the end of their sentences more responsibility, autonomy and trade skills before they return to their communities.

The Aspen Acres fire sparked June 29 about 200 feet west of Highway 165 in Custer County, state investigators said in a report released Tuesday

In the 10 months since the wildlife crossing between Larkspur and Monument opened, there's been just 2 reported collisions

ADenver woman is suing police, Flock Safety and two Colorado towns after a sergeant falsely accused her of stealing a $25 package citing Flock surveillance footage as evidence.

Mohamed Sabry Soliman is already serving a life sentence for killing one person and injuring more than a dozen in a June 2025 attack on the Pearl Street Mall

Trustees worry that ending the $225 million bid for the Boulder County ski hill with flush $2.5 million down the toilet

Associate Warden Ron Armstrong walks through the greenhouse, which is run by residents in paid positions, during a tour Thursday, Sept. 10, at the Rifle Correctional Center. The Colorado Department of Corrections is expanding the Beacon program to the facility, which focuses on peer mentoring and other programming to support successful reentry by residents into society and reduce recidivism.

The toll, from damaged roads to disrupted school bus routes, emerges as floodwaters recede and evacuations continue