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Federal judge restricts how ICE can arrest people in Colorado, calling past conduct ‘unlawful’

Ruling is critical of ‘indiscriminate,’ warrantless arrests

Prosecutor, attorney general urge Gov. Polis to ignore requests to aid Tina Peters

A request from the Trump administration to transfer former Republican Mesa County clerk Tina Peters from state to federal custody is opposed by state officials, including the Republican dist...

Lawyer, NM resident John Eastman among those Trump pardoned for 2020 election subversion

Attorney John Eastman, whose residence in Santa Fe prompted protests following the Jan. 6 riot at the U.S. Capitol, is one of the 77 people President Donald Trump pardoned recently. That par...

Colorado steps forward to protect wetlands

Over the past few years, the U.S. Supreme Court has issued decisions upending decades of well-established environmental protections. Earlier this year, in a case brought by Colorado county g...

Judge finds Montrose church guilty in unhoused camp case

The Montrose United Methodist Church has been found guilty on four of five counts related to citations they received last winter for allowing unhoused residents to camp on their property. A ...

Appellate court dismisses Purgatory Resort’s water lawsuit against Forest Service

Ski area’s bid to access groundwater in Hermosa Creek ends in setback

Man shot at Durango pawn shop charged with felony menacing

Police say suspect intended to take his own life before being shot by employee

Finalists named for Archuleta County, 6th Judicial District judge seats

Governor, chief justice have 15 days to make appointments

Judge keeps $2M bond for Cortez mother accused in daughter’s death

Defense receives 3,000 pages of discovery from the state

Two suspects in Cortez slaying to appear in court in December

One man dies in beating in Veterans Park; two others injured

Durango man accused of firing gun at rec center released after being found incompetent to stand trial

City files for temporary protection order for eight employees

Former jail commander not required to relinquish firearms, court rules

Ed Aber charged with 117 counts of invasion of privacy for sexual gratification