Boulder attack suspect makes appearance in federal court
Mohamed Soliman -- the suspect in the terror attack on a Boulder march for Israeli hostages in Gaza -- appeared in federal court in Denver for the first time.
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Mohamed Soliman -- the suspect in the terror attack on a Boulder march for Israeli hostages in Gaza -- appeared in federal court in Denver for the first time.
Film fans can rejoice with the return of Film on the Rocks, the popular film series at Red Rocks. This year's installation of the event series will include popular classics for children, families, and sci-fi fans.
The United Food Commercial Workers Local 7 said union members in Colorado have agreed to go on strike.
A federal judge ruled President Trump's administration must restore hundreds of millions of dollars in AmeriCorp grant funding as well as thousands of service workers.
A bright orange helicopter will now be stationed at Denver Health, helping with critical care transportation.
A new bulletin warns that recent attacks "could motivate others to conduct violence against Israeli and Jewish institutions, or their supporters."
Immigration advocates rallied outside U.S. District Court in Denver, calling for Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents to stay out of Denver's courthouses.
Two people were found dead inside a home in the Denver metro area early Friday morning, believed to be killed by their son-in-law.
A Colorado woman who is blind and her seeing-eye dog were assaulted last month on a Regional Transportation District bus twice by the same woman. The suspect is still wanted by police.
The director of Denver's Office of Human Resources said the city's projected $200 million deficit would likely mean "hundreds" of city workers will be laid off, necessitating dramatic changes in some city personnel rules.
A federal judge has ruled that Colorado's ban on the sale of all firearms to people who are under 21 is not a violation of the Second Amendment.
A Denver mental health program for the community's most vulnerable members is sharing its success.
A new state law is cracking down on violence against Colorado transit workers.
Residents in Elbert County are resisting efforts from Xcel Energy's Power Pathway project, as a portion of the project is intended to travel through the county, which they say will disrupt their way of life.
Light rail service to several lines in the Denver metro area was suspended Thursday due to a lightning strike.
