Democratic States, Including Colorado, Sue Trump Over Mail-In Ballot Order
The order requires the Department of Homeland Security and Social Security Administration to compile a list of voting-age citizens living in each state.
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Courtney Tinker’s In-Custody Death Lawsuit Latest to Target Jeffco Jail
More Jeffco jail cases with a medical theme are on the way, according to the plaintiff’s attorney.
Judge Rules East High School Shooting Lawsuit Can Move Forward, Calls DPS Conduct “Baffling”
According to the judge, Denver Public Schools “appears to have exhibited a shocking disregard” to risks posed by the shooter.
Denver Zoo Lawsuit Alleges New Sea Lion Exhibit Was Built Poorly, Suffers From Leaks
The $19 million renovation took almost two years to finish, and the zoo wasn’t pleased with the result.
Colorado May Allow Lawsuits Against Conversion Therapy Providers Following Supreme Court Ruling
“Now more than ever, we must protect LGBTQ+ Coloradans from the harmful practice that is conversion therapy.”
Manager of Aurora Apartments That Fueled Gang Rumors Sued by Former Tenants
Former tenants worry the landlord is trying to skirt accountability for a building-wide eviction in 2024.
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Vail Resorts, Alterra Sued for Being Too Expensive, Inflating Cost of Epic and Ikon Passes
Are the lift tickets too damn high?
Court Asked to Review Why Colorado Renters Help Finance Xcel Energy Program
Should landlords be able to pass down the costs of energy-efficient upgrades to renters?
Colorado Man Sues Walmart After Uncooked Bread Left Him Hospitalized
The lawsuit alleges that the baking instructions were covered by a “sell by” sticker.
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Aurora Nearing Settlement With Embattled Landlord of Nationally Infamous Apartments
The Edge of Lowry apartments were ground zero for Aurora’s 2024 Venezuelan gang fiasco.
Judge Blocks Trump Policy That Limited Congressional Visits to ICE Facilities
Colorado’s Joe Neguse and Jason Crow among members of Congress who sued over policy after Crow was denied entry this year.
Colorado Has Sued the Trump Administration 47 Times in 2025
Expect that number to keep increasing in the new year.
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Federal Judge Shuts Down Tina Peters’s Bid for Release
According to the judge, the 2020 election denier’s pending appeal in state court bars a federal court from intervening.
ICE “Routinely” Made Unlawful Warrantless Arrests in Colorado, Federal Judge Finds
The ruling extended protections to all individuals “who have been arrested or will be arrested” in Colorado since January 20.
Bipartisan County Clerks Call on Governor to Keep Tina Peters in State Custody
At an emotional press conference, county clerks urged Jared Polis to reject a federal request to take custody of the former Mesa County clerk.
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Skater Accused of Stealing Homophobe’s Glasses During “No Kings” Protest Appears in Court
Twenty-year-old Jose Cardenas admitted to taking the man’s sunglasses on his GoFundMe page, which raised over $8,000.
Breckenridge Snowboard Crash Lawsuit Could Reshape Epic Pass Liability
Epic Pass waivers and snowmobile safety laws are on the line as the Colorado Supreme Court agrees to hear a case against Vail Resorts.
Sick of Your Neighbor’s Barking Dog? Good Luck Getting a Citation in Denver.
Denver hasn’t issued a single citation for barking this year. Are all of the dogs good boys, or is the city’s process too ruff?
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Colorado Woman Sues Lyft Over “Sexual Predator Crisis” Among Drivers
The lawsuit adds to the troubling history of rideshare drivers sexually assaulting passengers in Colorado and nationwide.
What to Know About the GEO Group, an International Prison Company Under Supreme Court Review
One of the world’s largest private prison companies is under Supreme Court review for actions in Aurora.
Tales From the MAGAverse: Colorado Election Denial Lawsuits Target MyPillow CEO and the FBI
A local podcaster is suing Mike Lindell for millions over a failed loan, while an ally of Tina Peters claims the FBI violated her rights during a home raid.
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Aurora Postpones “Slumlord” Trial to 2026
Before these apartment complexes were billed as Venezuelan gang strongholds, the city was citing the property manager.