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How a Lakewood man’s refusal to bake for a gay couple became a Supreme Court case on civil rights
Is Jack Phillips a "cake artist" or a mere baker?
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Petty theft can get a legal immigrant deported, and Denver may change that
This Monday, the Denver City Council will consider significantly reducing the maximum punishment for some crimes.
“Ralph Carr” bill on religious registries, immigration passes committee after hours of testimony
The Colorado House Judiciary Committee on Thursday night voted in favor of a proposal that brought together people who said they fear they'll be targeted for their religion, nationality or immigration status.
A Colorado class to train lawyers in representing kids with immigration issues is booked solid, with a waiting list
The workshop is booked solid at 140 attendeees with a waiting list at least 20 lawyers long.
Snow rules for Denver, Aurora and Lakewood: The law says shovel snow, and soon
Every city in the Denver metro except for Centennial requires people to clear the sidewalk near their residences soon after snowfall.
