Jim Peters

In life and death, tattoo artist Kauri Tiyme made her mark

The Punisher

Censured but defiant, Carol Chambers goes after habitual criminals -- and cops, judges and lawyers -- like no other district attorney. But at what cost?

This Week's Day-by-Day Picks

Censured but defiant, Carol Chambers goes after habitual criminals -- and cops, judges and lawyers -- like no other district attorney. But at what cost?

Scratching the Bitch

Joseph Paiva was born defective, but prosecutors stamped him a habitual criminal.

From Locusts to Limos

By Alan Prendergast

The rise of the Tea Party

The Ace of Ace Bandages

Andy Pruitt's drive has pushed sports medicine into high gear.

Murderers' Row

Until two years ago, Colorado juries weighed whether men deserved to die. Now judges decide their fate.

Letters to the Editor

From the week of March 30

Sight Unseen

Carole Abbott was an expert witness in child sex-abuse cases. What she witnessed at home was a different matter.

7 Solutions

KMGH's general manager gives viewers a piece of her mind.

Unlawful Intentions

High crimes and pissed demeanors in Arapahoe County.

Caught on Tape

One day, anti-stalker Michael Newell became a TV hero. But not everyone was happy about it.

Hell to Pay

A child-support check promised by an ex-husband bounces, and the authorities go after the mother.