Attorneys general sue company for 7.5 billion illegal robocalls
Most of the nation's attorneys general have joined to sue a telecommunications company and its owners.
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Watchdog finds 3.7 million potentially fraudulent pandemic relief recipients
A Congressional watchdog found more than 1 out of every 4 people who applied for pandemic relief had potentially fraudulent discrepancies in their applications.
Over 100 behavioral treatment centers, sober living homes in Arizona accused of Medicaid fraud
Arizona state officials say dozens of behavioral health and sober living homes have perpetrated a years-long Medicaid fraud scheme.
George Santos indicted on fraud, money laundering and other criminal charges
Even by today's low ethical standards for politicians, George Santos is quite exceptional.
Gun control, crime and taxes among 2023 legislative session’s key debates
The Colorado General Assembly legislative session concluded Monday
CSP investigating hit and run crash near Rocky Ford
The Colorado State Patrol is investigating a hit and run crash which occurred Saturday in Otero County.
Report: Colorado insurance premiums up $277M from increased auto thefts
The rise in auto thefts in Colorado since 2014 has resulted in a $277 million increase to auto insurance premiums.
Colorado reaches settlement with EasyPay for illegal, predatory loan practices
Coloradans will receive $275,000 total in restitution from a settlement involving a company's predatory lending practices.
Attorneys general urge federal recall of theft-prone Hyundai, Kias
Attorneys general from 18 states, including Colorado, are asking for a federal recall of Hyundai and Kia vehicles.
Legal Expert weighs in on Castle Doctrine, 'Stand Your Ground' laws
Missouri's Stand Your Ground law has been cited a number of times since the recent shooting of a Missouri teen.
