Lewis Babcock

The Slowpoke Report

The Twenty-Year Itch

Columbine Study Questions

Who Should Be the Keepers of Columbine's Remaining Secrets?

Janitors in a Conundrum

A bitter labor dispute envelops the Denver Tech Center.

Back to School

The bullet in the backpack and other Columbine mysteries.

Vendetta

Who's a bigger nuisance -- Douglas Bruce or Denver's property police?

Shocking the Conscience

Dismissed lawsuits leave victims' families frustrated.

William Orr's quest for better, cheaper gas left him facing prison time

Dismissed lawsuits leave victims' families frustrated.

Pro and Con

Amadeus Harlan has spent his life playing everyone around him — but not as a Denver Bronco.

Blackburned

Who’s the bigger bully — the smartass attorney who scorched the Denver Fire Department, or the fussbudget judge who threw out the verdict?

Hiding in Plain Sight

Are Columbine's remaining secrets too dangerous for the public to know -- or too embarrassing for officials to reveal?

Deeper Into Columbine

The settlements. The spin. The remaining secrets.

A Low Blow

Jeffco's finest haven't solved Stephanie Hart Grizzell's murder -- but they did arrest her grieving mom for interfering with police.

The Paper Chase

Elvis is dead -- but Columbine lives on.

There Ought to Be a Law

Ten questions for the legislature's Columbine committee.

Critical Incites

Politics dominate shows at two local galleries, as well as in Denver's new courthouse.

Between a Rock and a Hard Place

The truth will out -- just not in Jefferson County.

"I'm Full of Hate and I Love It"

The secret writings of Eric Harris reveal the explosive rage of a young killer -- and his power to manipulate others.

The Do-Nothing Defense

The law protects police from being sued for ordinary blunders. But what about Columbine?

With God As Their Witness

The SEC is baffled by a group that claims allegiance only to the Torah and not USA INC.

Special Handling

It's a guy thing: Two UPS men claim sexual harassment by another man.

Nightmare on the Net

A web of intrigue surrounds the high-stakes legal brawl between FACTnet and the Church of Scientology.

Power Play

While Public Service execs enjoy a soft landing, employees face a hard future.

STALKING THE NET

IN THE ONLINE BRAWL OVER SCIENTOLOGY, INTERNET USERS DISCOVER THAT VIRTUAL REALITY BITES BACK.SHOWDOWN IN CYBERSPACE THE BATTLE OVER SCIENTOLOGY'S SECRETS IGNITES A HOLY WAR ON THE INTERNET.

CHURCH PLEADS THE FIRST

THE ARCHDIOCESE GETS AN EX-TEACHER'S SUIT THROWN OUT ON CONSTITUTIONAL GROUNDS.

JUDGMENT DAY

DENVER ATTORNEY DAVID L. SMITH HAS MADE LIFE A LIVING HELL FOR HIS ADVERSARIES. NOW HE'S FEELING THE HEAT HIMSELF.OUT OF ORDER DAVID L. SMITH SAYS COLORADO'S FEDERAL JUDGES ARE OUT TO GET HIM. HE'S RIGHT.

Tom Mink on $425K settlement in Howling Pig/"Junius Puke" case

"Junius Puke."​Update: Yesterday marked exactly eight years since officers in Greeley arrived at the home then-UNC student Tom Mink shared with his mom, confiscating his computer and more because of complaints about the way he'd portrayed a professor in his fledgling Internet publication, The ... More >>

Marijuana initiative can't force John Suthers to sue feds over enforcement, his office says

John Suthers.​In our post yesterday about the progress of Legalize 2012's Cannabis Re-legalization Act, proponent Laura Kriho noted that a section had been added to the proposal directing Colorado Attorney General John Suthers to sue the federal government if it attempts to enforce its marijua ... More >>