Michael Karlik

The Colorado Supreme Court on Monday upheld the state utility commission's authorized method of charging Black Hills Energy customers for $23 million

The Colorado Supreme Court suspended a trial judge late last year, while ordering the state's judicial discipline commission to keep it informed of the developments in the judge's investigation.

With the Sixth Amendment guaranteeing criminal defendants the right to a public trial, members of the Colorado Supreme Court grappled on Tuesday

Judicial branch leaders told lawmakers on Monday that their priority for the legislative session — the establishment of 29 new judgeships across

Almost 20 years after the murders of a young couple in Aurora, the Colorado Supreme Court heard the appeal of the man convicted of orchestrating the killings and who now alleges numerous errors pervaded his trial.

The Colorado Supreme Court announced on Monday that it will decide whether two grandparents are entitled to seek visitation of their grandchildren

A retired Douglas County judge is now back on the bench, despite the state's appellate court overturning convictions and sentences in numerous criminal cases she handled due to her errors.

A member of the powerful Joint Budget Committee criticized Colorado's Judicial Department on Tuesday for seeking an increase to its budget without offering suggestions for cuts.

A federal judge ruled last week that a jury will decide whether four Colorado Springs police officers violated a man's constitutional rights by chasing him inside his home without a warrant and restraining him as he lay on the floor dying.

A former executive of Denver-based Dominion Voting Systems may proceed with his defamation lawsuit against the owner of a conservative talk radio station and one of its hosts, Colorado's second-highest court ruled on Thursday.