Zachary Dupont

One of the several people facing kidnapping-related allegations will have a competency evaluation, stalling her case indefinitely.

A Pueblo-based cannabis company will pay a fine of at least $225,000 after reaching a settlement with the Colorado Attorney General's Office, according to a press release.

As quickly as the trial against Derrick Bernard began, it ended.

A news release from the Colorado Division of Reclamation, Mining and Safety announced Thursday that prior safety inspections of the Mollie Kathleen Gold Mine raised no concerns before the fatal

A Fountain man was arrested last week after he allegedly discharged his firearm at a vehicle with four passengers inside during a road-rage dispute, according to an arrest affidavit obtained

Jack Jargowsky, the final defendant in the Top Dollar Pawn money laundering case, was sentenced to five years of probation despite his claim of innocence. The defendants were accused of laundering money over four years at Top Dollar Pawn locations in Colorado Springs and Pueblo, resulting in the transfer of more than $1.3 million in stolen goods. Jack Jargowsky was found guilty of all 29 charges at his trial, which occurred in July.

The former deputy district attorney and Colorado Springs Mormon church leader accused of sexual assault on a child will not go to trial at the end of the month, as

On Monday, Charles Lacona Jr., 67, was convicted of two counts of wire fraud and one count of money laundering at a federal court in Denver for receiving $513,732.20 in Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) loans. To receive the funds, according to the press release, Lacona falsified tax documents and payroll reports.

The false testimony of a former Colorado Springs police officer led to a man accused of attempting to kill his girlfriend being found not guilty at trial, according to documents

The owners of Return to Nature Funeral Home have accepted a plea deal in their federal case, according to court documents obtained by The Gazette.