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Amanda Pampuro
Amanda Pampuro is the Denver reporter for Courthouse News, covering the Mile High City, purple politics, breaking science and the 10th Circuit. Follow her stories on Twitter @Bright_Lamp.
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Colorado River compact negotiators see rocky road toward mediation
Amid decreasing supply, key agreements governing future water use along the Colorado River expired this year. So did initial deadlines to commit to new agreements.
Colorado River users continue to discuss conservation in drought-stricken year
Amid drought, climate change, and overuse, the amount of water flowing in the Colorado River has decreased while the number of people depending on it has never been higher.
Paramedics involved in Elijah McClain’s death cleared of homicide convictions — for now
Aurora Fire Rescue paramedic Peter Cichuniec and firefighter Jeremy Cooper will get new trials for their criminally negligent homicide charges, while Cichuniec's assault conviction was upheld.
Colorado man sues police after citation for projecting ‘abolish ICE’ on state Supreme Court
Denver police cited Trevor Ycas after he projected the phrases “stop ICE murders,” “de-ICE Colorado,” and “abolish ICE” onto the Ralph L. Carr Colorado Judicial Center in Denver.
Judge keeps control of supercomputer with Colorado climate lab
Moves to dismantle the National Center for Atmospheric Research followed President Donald Trump's continued criticism of Colorado's elections, DEI and climate change policies.
Jury finds Colorado man guilty of firearm felony after shooting teen scouting for photos
Brent Metz says he accidentally shot Jack Howard, a teenager who had been wandering around Metz's picturesque property.
Colorado man says pistol accidentally fired on teen scouting homecoming photoshoot
Brent Metz is charged with felony assault for the shot that hit Jack Howard, a teenager who had been wandering around Metz's property.
Boulder police chief faces class action over Flock cameras' warrantless surveillance
Colorado residents are concerned about the Flock network sharing Boulder data with immigration authorities and other law enforcement without judicial oversight or a warrant.