Colorado News

Efren Sanchez, who fired 28 rounds of gunfire at Rancho El Corazon bar in 2022, was found guilty of 52 charges on June 13.

A new camping ban ordinance went into effect on June 11 in Greeley after the city council passed the measure 5-2 in its meeting on June 3. The ordinance enacts penalties of up to one year in jail and up to $1,000 in fines.

JBS Foods SA, the world’s largest meat processing company with U.S. headquarters in Greeley, launched its dual listing on the New York Stock Exchange amid ongoing concerns over past labor, safety, and regulatory violations.

Amid public pressure and family concerns about missed evidence, the Boulder County Coroner’s Office will analyze stomach contents from Megan Trussell’s autopsy.

Statewide initiative strengthens fire investigations and empowers communities through hands-on education.

An Ironman 70.3 event will take place in Boulder on Saturday, and the county said that travelers in the area may encounter delays and should follow recommended detours.

A whistleblower lawsuit has put Governor Polis at the center of a legal debate over whether ICE’s subpoena for sponsor data of unaccompanied minors violates Colorado privacy laws.

On Tuesday, musical artist Zach Bryan announced that he would be playing an unplanned show at Red Rocks Amphitheatre in August. Tickets will allegedly be less than $50, plus fees.

A resolution by Colorado Representative Gabe Evans passed in the House on a bipartisan vote on June 9, condemning Mohammed Sabry Soliman for the “antisemitic terrorist attack.” Democrat House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries denounced the bill for politically weaponizing antisemitism.

Mohamed Sabry Soliman, the suspect in the Pearl Street attack that occurred on June 1, faces 118 charges, including attempted murder in the first degree. The charges were filed yesterday afternoon.