'I Didn't Feel Anything': Theater Shooter's Video Interviews With Psychiatrist Released
Prosecutors have released hours of video showing Colorado theater shooter James Holmes' interviews with a psychiatrist about the 2012 massacre in Aurora.
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Psychiatric Reports On Colorado Theater Shooter Made Public
The documents cover some of the same ground as testimony by three psychiatrists during Holmes' trial. He was convicted of murder and sentenced to life without parole.
Aurora Theater Shooter Transferred To Pennsylvania Prison
The man who opened fire on a crowded movie theater in Aurora in 2012, killing 12 people, is being housed at a facility in Pennsylvania.
Colorado Senate To Debate Electronic Records Bill
Colorado's Senate is set to debate Tuesday a bill directing government agencies to deliver requested public records in electronic formats that can be read by computer.
Document Reveals James Holmes Is In Solitary Confinement
A document reveals James Holmes is in solitary confinement in a maximum security prison in another state.
Some Aurora Theater Shooting Victims Asked To Pay Court Costs
Some victims of the Aurora theater shooting have been asked to pick up the tab for nearly $700,000 in court costs to Cinemark.
Committee Deadlocks On Vote Involving Holmes Prison Secrecy
Members of a state committee failed to agree Friday on whether Colorado's corrections agency violated victims' rights by refusing to reveal where the Aurora theater shooter is serving his life sentence.
Victims: Secrecy Surrounding Aurora Theater Shooter's Location Violates Rights
A state committee that handles victims' rights issues is planning to take up complaints against the state corrections department that the agency violated their rights by refusing to reveal where gunman James Holmes is serving his life sentence.
With Loss To Cinemark, Theater Victims Have Few Options
Victims' loss in a civil trial over whether a Colorado movie theater should have done more to prevent a mass shooting leaves them with dwindling options as they seek damages for their suffering.
Aurora Theater Shooting Timeline
The mass shooting at an Aurora movie theater on July 20, 2012, left 12 dead and dozens more injured. See a timeline of events in the case and the trial.
Jurors Begin Deliberations In Aurora Theater Civil Trial
Jurors on Wednesday began deliberating in a civil trial over whether the company that owns a Aurora movie theater should have done more to prevent a shooting that left 12 people dead.
Victims: James Holmes Secrecy Violates Rights
Several victims of the Colorado theater shooting have filed complaints alleging the state corrections department violated their rights by refusing to reveal where the gunman is serving his life sentence, prosecutors said Wednesday.
Closing Arguments Expected In Aurora Theater Shooting Civil Trial
Closing arguments are expected in the Aurora theater shooting civil trial on whether the company that owns the theater should have done more to prevent the 2012 shooting which left 12 dead and dozens more injured.
Aurora Theater Trial Could Prompt Tight Security At Movies
Movie theaters across the U.S. could be forced to adopt costly security measures - and ticket prices could rise significantly - if a jury finds a Aurora theater at fault in the 2012 shooting rampage that left 12 people dead, industry experts say.
Theater Shooting Victims Cite Lack Of Guards, Silent Alarms
Opening statements in the civil trial brought by survivors of the Aurora movie theater attack and their families began on Tuesday.
Jury Selection Begins In Aurora Theater Shooting Civil Trial
Victims and family members affected by the Aurora theater shooting nearly four years ago have returned to the Arapahoe County Justice Center in Centennial as the first civil trial began on Monday.
Civil Trial Over Colorado Theater Shooting Security Begins
Nine months after the Aurora theater shooter was sentenced to life in prison, some victims returned to the same courtroom Monday in hopes of holding the company that owns the movie theater accountable for not doing more to prevent his bloody rampage.
Aurora Theater's Security At Issue In Civil Trial
Nine months after the Aurora theater shooter was sentenced to life in prison, some victims are returning to the same courtroom in hopes of holding the movie theater accountable for not doing more to prevent his bloody rampage.
Inmate Who Attacked Holmes: Guards In On The Attack
The man who attacked Aurora theater shooter James Holmes in prison told the Department of Corrections that guards were in on the attack. But the department investigated and said that's not true.
Theater Shooting Victim's Dad Running For Colorado Senate
The father of a man who was killed in the 2012 Colorado theater shootings is running for state Senate.
Colorado Lawmakers Reject Plan To Tweak Death Penalty
A bill that would make it easier for Colorado juries to give the death penalty failed Wednesday when a Republican senator joined Democrats in saying that unanimous verdicts for capital punishment should stay a requirement.
Aurora Theater Shooter Moved To Undisclosed Prison
One of Colorado's most infamous prisoners, theater shooter James Holmes, has been transferred to another prison, but officials won't tell the public or the families of the people he killed where or why.
For Some Theater Shooting Jurors, Trial Began After Verdict
For nearly 14 weeks, they sat in a Centennial jury box, listening for hours as witnesses described the searing pain of gunshot wounds and the terror they felt as they fled the movie theater, the gunman still firing at them.
Top Colorado News Stories Of 2015
From the Planned Parenthood shooting to the Aurora theater shooting trial, here are the stories that dominated the news in Colorado in 2015.
Aurora Theater Shooter James Holmes Moved To New Prison
Officials say Aurora theater shooter James Holmes has been moved to a prison that specializes in treating mentally ill inmates but that the transfer isn't directly related to his mental health.
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JeffCo diversion program creates new pathway for eligible cases
Pathways is a program aimed at helping to keep low-level, low-risk offenders out of the justice system. Rebecca Funaro says it's hard to believe, but her run-in with the law was one of her greatest blessings.
Denver activates emergency shelter at rec center for migrant arrival
The city and county of Denver have activated an emergency shelter to accommodate up to 100 migrants who arrived in the city overnight.
Colorado lawmaker investigating Ticketmaster over Taylor Swift
The U.S. House Committee on Energy and Commerce penned a formal letter to Ticketmaster, raising concerns about what it called a lack of consumer protections built into its ticket-buying website and requested a meeting with company executives.
CU Law Professor analyzes elections case before US Supreme Court
CU Law professor discusses the significance of the North Carolina elections case before the high court this week.
Vail Pass parking lot gets smaller
Now that one-third of the parking spots along Vail Pass off I-70 are blocked off, the already incredibly busy parking lot will become even tighter for folks looking to park snowmobiles and ski caravans.
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JeffCo diversion program creates new pathway for eligible cases
Pathways is a program aimed at helping to keep low-level, low-risk offenders out of the justice system. Rebecca Funaro says it's hard to believe, but her run-in with the law was one of her greatest blessings.
Denver activates emergency shelter at rec center for migrant arrival
The city and county of Denver have activated an emergency shelter to accommodate up to 100 migrants who arrived in the city overnight.
Colorado lawmaker investigating Ticketmaster over Taylor Swift
The U.S. House Committee on Energy and Commerce penned a formal letter to Ticketmaster, raising concerns about what it called a lack of consumer protections built into its ticket-buying website and requested a meeting with company executives.
CU Law Professor analyzes elections case before US Supreme Court
CU Law professor discusses the significance of the North Carolina elections case before the high court this week.
Vail Pass parking lot gets smaller
Now that one-third of the parking spots along Vail Pass off I-70 are blocked off, the already incredibly busy parking lot will become even tighter for folks looking to park snowmobiles and ski caravans.
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Mayor Hancock says he's advocating for Broncos stadium to stay in Denver
Denver Mayor Michael Hancock tells CBS News Colorado he's been advocating to ensure the idea of moving the stadium for the Denver Broncos down the line isn't in the cards.
Nike ends shoe deal with NBA player Kyrie Irving
The Brooklyn Nets had suspended Irving for five games after he shared a link to an antisemitic film on social media.
Welcome something else along with Deion Sanders: NIL money
Name, image and likeness -- also known as NIL money -- could be another result of the arrival of Deion Sanders as coach of the CU Buffaloes.
Excitement buzzes around CU Buffs ticket office after Coach Prime hired
Hope and excitement are translating to ticket sales after the University of Colorado Boulder hired Deion Sanders as the new head football coach.
DeAngelo, Tippett help Flyers beat Avalanche 5-3
Tony DeAngelo and Owen Tippett scored on the power play, and the Philadelphia Flyers held on to beat the Colorado Avalanche 5-3 on Monday night.
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Mayor Hancock says he's advocating for Broncos stadium to stay in Denver
Denver Mayor Michael Hancock tells CBS News Colorado he's been advocating to ensure the idea of moving the stadium for the Denver Broncos down the line isn't in the cards.
Fort Collins cop resigns after series of faulty arrests
Fort Collins Police Chief Jeff Swoboda acknowledged his department's internal investigation showed that for nine of Haferman's DUI arrests within a year, none of the drivers had drugs or alcohol onboard.
Lakewood police unable to pursue stolen cars ID'd by technology
License plate reader cameras can be a critical tool for police departments seeking to track down and arrest auto thieves, but Lakewood police lament that more and more thieves are driving away because there aren't enough officers to track them down.
Aurora cop found guilty of violating court order
A Denver judge found an Aurora police detective guilty of knowingly violating a court order and sentenced her to 12 months probation with domestic violence evaluation and treatment
El Paso County judges have denied more red flag law protection order petitions than any other county
State court data shows El Paso County courts denied far more risk protection orders than they grant.
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Trump Organization found guilty of tax fraud in New York trial
Two Trump Organization companies faced a total of 17 criminal counts, including conspiracy and tax fraud.
Nike ends shoe deal with NBA player Kyrie Irving
The Brooklyn Nets had suspended Irving for five games after he shared a link to an antisemitic film on social media.
End of restriction on gay blood donors to face key federal vote next year
A panel of federal health advisers will likely vote on a recommendation in the spring, potentially ending a controversial policy that's persisted for decades.
Kirstie Alley, "Cheers" actress, dies at age 71
"We are sad to inform you that our incredible, fierce and loving mother has passed away after a battle with cancer, only recently discovered," her children said in a statement.
World Cup fans overcome strict hurdles to find booze in Qatar
"The idea being passed around that you can't drink in Qatar is wrong. There are places," one American fan said.
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Chef Zorba's "Buy A Meal, Give A Meal" program expands to help feed seniors
Starting in June 2020, the restaurant's "buy a meal, give a meal" program was supposed to end with the COVID-19 pandemic, but the demand has only tripled since then.
Inflation could mean higher prices for Christmas trees this season
Industry experts say inflation's impact on American households will likely bring down the budget many have for their trees, even if they are real or fake.
Coalition of Black businesses helping families for Thanksgiving
This meal giveaway is a first-time collaboration between several Black businesses and community organizations. The groups began giving out meals at the Park Hill Golf Club on Tuesday, and they'll continue the giveaway until Thursday afternoon.
Weld County Food Bank calling for donations ahead of Thanksgiving
The food bank hopes to collect at least 4,500 turkeys through the holiday season, with many being distributed for Thanksgiving.
Thanksgiving inflation impacts shoppers, food banks
As prices rise, so does the need for supply at Denver Metro Area food banks. The Denver Rescue Mission is calling on the community to help collect 15,000 turkeys for those experiencing hunger.
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End of restriction on gay blood donors to face key federal vote next year
A panel of federal health advisers will likely vote on a recommendation in the spring, potentially ending a controversial policy that's persisted for decades.
Flu shots are a "very good match" to this season's strains, CDC says
Health officials are redoubling calls for Americans to get vaccinated, with flu shots lagging previous seasons.
Undocumented people can purchase affordable health insurance with new program
A new health insurance program looks to help undocumented people in Colorado get the help they need.
Portable defibrillator, automatic CPR machine help save hiker
They were able to use a portable defibrillator and the automatic CPR machine to keep the hiker alive, even when he went into cardiac arrest a second time.
Thornton offers free testing, treatment for COVID, the flu and RSV
The program is designed to aim at those most at risk and in underserved communities. Through a FEMA grant, the department is able to help people test for COVID, the Flu or RSV and even receive treatment for free.
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Three more days of snow in the mountains, likely nothing elsewhere
A weather pattern favorable for snow in the mountains and partly cloudy skies for Denver and the Front Range will stay in place through Thursday.
Mountain snow on Monday unlikely to reach the metro area
A storm bring healthy snow to the northern mountains of Colorado will cause occasional wind on the urban corridor but likely no moisture.
First Alert Weather Visit: Hillcrest Elementary
Meteorologist Dave Aguilera visits Hillcrest Elementary in Northglenn
United Nations Human Rights and CU host summit addressing climate change
The United Nations Human Rights and the University of Colorado Boulder hosted the Right Here, Right Now Global Climate Summit, addressing the link between human rights and climate change.
Mild temperatures incoming Sunday
Mild and moderate temperatures are on the way ahead of the next weather change, with a front incoming that'll drop temperatures this week.
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JeffCo diversion program creates new pathway for eligible cases
Pathways is a program aimed at helping to keep low-level, low-risk offenders out of the justice system. Rebecca Funaro says it's hard to believe, but her run-in with the law was one of her greatest blessings.
Denver activates emergency shelter at rec center for migrant arrival
The city and county of Denver have activated an emergency shelter to accommodate up to 100 migrants who arrived in the city overnight.
Vail Pass parking lot gets smaller
Now that one-third of the parking spots along Vail Pass off I-70 are blocked off, the already incredibly busy parking lot will become even tighter for folks looking to park snowmobiles and ski caravans.
Queer-owned auto shop tries to raise $5K for Club Q victims; raises over $860K so far
Hours after a shooter opened fire inside Club Q, Faith Haug was among many Coloradans looking for ways to help, but on that Sunday, she found no online fundraisers, so instead, created her own.
Snow continues to pile up in high country
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