Suspect in antisemitic Boulder firebombing pleads guilty to murder, all other state charges
Mohamed Soliman pleaded guilty to murder, attempted murder and all other state charges in the June antisemitic firebombing attack on Pearl Street Mall.
May 2026
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Justice Department targets slow immigration judges as Trump pushes faster deportations
Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche says the Justice Department is working to remove immigration judges who are slow or not following the law.
Douglas County man gets decades in prison for assaulting women he met on dating apps
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New Boulder brewery wants to reinvigorate craft beer with novel hop technology, low-ABV options
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Council vote gives lifeline to thousands of planned Denver apartments
Denver City Council voted unanimously Monday to give projects that received approval of their site development plans before the end of 2025 another three years to obtain building permits.
State investment bill backed by ‘secret memo’ dies in committee
A bill that proposed allowing Colorado to invest state enterprise fees and other public money in privately managed investment funds died in committee Wednesday.
Military’s selection of Buckley base as possible site for nuclear microreactor spurs questions in Aurora
The U.S. military is proposing a nuclear microreactor to produce uninterrupted electric power at Buckley Space Force Base in Aurora.