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Colorado’s public defenders say they need 230 more attorneys to provide effective counsel

Biggest factor driving need is a 4,500% increase in volume of evidence in the digital age

Mercy Hospital ends female sterilization services

Policy shift is ‘unethical’ and a ‘disservice’ to patients, gynecologist says

Reid Stewart, who seeks even playing field, is sworn in as La Plata County Court judge

‘I don't take myself very seriously, but I take the process very seriously’

Anthony Baca, hoping to reduce recidivism, sworn in as district court judge

Durango man says he’s always been interested in human rights issues

Ousted La Plata County judge explains her judicial philosophy, battle against public perception

Voters chose not to retain Woods Nov. 8 by a narrow margin

Protesters gather at Buckley Park for march supporting abortion rights

Durango high schoolers organize rally to match nationwide movement

Colorado lawmakers cut back jail oversight bill after outcry from sheriffs

Measure instead seeks to form a commission to study possible reforms

Polis signs wave of criminal justice bills

Legislation includes reducing court fees and penalties for failure to pay

Community Relations Commission foresees progress on diversity in 2021

Slow, but steady steps taken this year on inclusion issues, representatives say

Durango invests in new diversity-focused efforts for 2021

City identifies translation services, affirmative action and ADA upgrades as priorities

Durango police move toward reforming mental health response

Department says pilot program with Axis Health System could launch in January

After 45 years, have race relations improved in Farmington?

Navajo community leader says town has moved from ‘D’ to ‘B minus’