Ernest LuningAttorney general candidate Phil Weiser totes a whiteboard around the state asking Coloradans what rights they want him to protect in a television ad the Democrat released Friday.
Michelle Karas, The GazetteRon Stallworth still carries his 1979 Knights of the Ku Klux Klan membership card in his wallet.
Associated PressAn attorney for two Native American brothers pulled from a Colorado State University tour earlier this year asked the school for policy changes, saying Wednesday that campus officers violated the teens' constitutional rights by stopping them and patting them down without any suspicion of a crime.
Dan NjegomirDusti Gurule is a force for change and empowerment in Colorado's Latino community — on behalf of Latinas, all women, people of color and the poor everywhere.
Joey BunchEveryone at the University of Denver should have known better. The prestigious Sturm College of Law was accused of under-paying women. The plaintiffs were eight law professors.
Denver cops messed with the wrong lady. I’ve known her well for 16 years, and you better know what you’re doing if you slap handcuffs on Susan Greene.
Marianne GoodlandThe Colorado Springs Republican called on the U.S. Department of Justice to investigate the Colorado Civil Rights Commission for what he calls its "anti-religious" bias in its dealings with Masterpiece Cakeshop baker Jack Phillips.
Jack Phillips, whose refusal to make a custom wedding cake for a gay couple went all the way to the U.S. Supreme Court, is back in the news again, with another discrimination complaint filed against the Lakewood baker.
Next with Kyle Clark, 9NewsAre white supremacists active in Colorado, and if so, what are they doing?
Rachel Riley, The GazetteA past practice of keeping people in jail solely because they couldn’t pay $55 likely will cost a Colorado county.