Former Colorado Supreme Court Justice Melissa Hart died on Thursday.

Regina M. Rodriguez is the new chief federal judge for Colorado, the U.S. District Court has announced.

The U.S. government cannot be held liable for a fatal crash caused by a truck driver working as a subcontractor on U.S. Postal Service mail hauls in Colorado, a federal judge decided last month.

A federal judge rejected the government’s attempt last month to dismiss a case brought by two sisters who grew up in Colorado Springs and are seeking to declare themselves U.S. citizens based on their...

A federal judge dismissed a former T-Mobile employee's claim last month alleging the company's handling of her request for a religious exemption to the COVID-19 vaccine inflicted emotional distress on...

The Denver-based federal appeals court concluded last month that the government’s immigration appellate body was wrong to order a man deported to Mexico after two immigration judges in Colorado conclu...

A federal judge declined last month to dismiss private prison operator The GEO Group from a lawsuit alleging its failures to train staff or adopt policies for suspected overdoses led to the death of a...

Zach West wrote to senators the day before his hearing to disclose additional items.

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Federal judges and attorneys heard about developments in artificial intelligence technology across multiple sessions at this year's Colorado Springs conference organized by the Denver-based federal ap...

Federal judges and attorneys from Colorado and beyond heard from governors, experts on the "sovereign citizen” movement, a U.S. Supreme Court justice and others during a legal conference in Colorado S...

U.S. Supreme Court Justice Neil M. Gorsuch criticized the notion of a “perpetual emergency” in a Colorado Springs appearance on Friday in reference to certain legislation and executive actions at the ...

Colorado's second-highest court clarified for the first time on Thursday how criminal defendants may raise a due process violation based not on alleged police coercion of their own statements, but coe...

The aircraft carrier with its crew of about 5,000 sailors has spent more than 300 days at sea.

The recent ICE recruit was issued a body camera, reports said. It’s not clear why he was not using the device during the Sunday shooting.

Judges on the Denver-based federal appeals court take substantially different lengths of time to author opinions, with the fastest judge releasing decisions around seven times more quickly on average ...

After a defendant succeeds in getting the Court of Appeals to vacate one of his convictions, can the trial judge impose a new sentence on the remaining convictions?

The Colorado Supreme Court considered on Tuesday whether it was appropriate for prosecutors to ask a key witness about a defendant's previous acts of violence toward her, in order to explain why the w...

In the months since the Trump administration embarked on America’s most sweeping immigration crackdown in decades, the connections between immigrant families and lenders are coming loose, according to...

Colorado's federal trial court may reach an unprecedented 6,000 civil case filings this year, and is also experiencing a significant rise in filings from unrepresented litigants, U.S. Magistrate Judge...

The Colorado Supreme Court decided on Monday that an insurance policy that reaches beyond the limits and coverage of a company’s other policies is not obligated to step into the shoes of those policie...

The Colorado Supreme Court ruled on Monday that a plaintiff is not entitled to continue his snowboarding injury lawsuit because he purchased another pass in the middle of litigation that released all ...

Shutdown of study is latest for Trump administration, which has canceled, frozen and otherwise disrupted more than 5,700 medical research grants over two years

Colorado’s second-highest court cautioned on Thursday that trial judges must be vigilant in felony drunk driving cases involving a defendant’s prior convictions, as jury instructions may not always be...

The Denver-based federal appeals court concluded earlier this month that a 72-year-old former Fountain city employee had not shown that her termination was a product of age discrimination.

The case stems from a violent anti-ICE protest, but critics say the government's prosecution threatens First Amendment rights.

From Trump’s unhinged outbursts to calling the cops on a student journalist, a free press dies in tandem with the American Experiment.