Victim in Boulder firebomb attack dies weeks after being in hospital, suspect now faces first-degree murder charges
Karen Diamond was 82 years old and suffered severe injuries in the June 1 attack.
ICE says it will stop letting detainees go to criminal court in some Colorado counties
In an email sent this week, ICE said it would still honor court appearances, but only if those appearances can be made over video links from the detention center.
Colorado mandated reporting on police violence, five years later, the data is mostly useless
Some of Colorado’s largest departments say computer problems have prevented their full data from being presented by the state. Other departments just haven’t provided any information and the state has taken no steps to force it.
Feds file more hate crime charges against accused Boulder firebomber
The man accused of throwing bombs towards people demonstrating on behalf of Israeli hostages in Gaza was charged on Wednesday with 12 federal hate crimes for purposefully targeting victims on […]
Motive debated as federal hate crime charges against accused Boulder firebomb thrower proceed
In an almost three-hour hearing in federal court on Wednesday, no one tried to argue that Mohamed Soliman wasn’t the man throwing Molotov cocktails at peaceful marchers in Boulder on June 1.
Immigration case for accused Boulder firebomber’s family moved to Texas where they remain in detention
ICE took the whole family, Hayam El Gamal and her five children, from their home in Colorado Springs into a holding facility in Florence on June 3, 2025.
Colorado notified feds after failed gun purchase by accused Boulder firebomber, months before the attack
The alert contradicts claims made by U.S. Rep. Evans about Colorado’s lack of information sharing.
Suspect in the Boulder attack on a march to support hostages held by Hamas had planned for a year
Eight people were injured in what’s being investigated as an act of terrorism.
Sanctuary list causes statewide scramble among counties
Two big counties managed to get removed, others are trying.
Signaling a policy shift, ICE detains a family who showed up at Denver immigration court for a check-in
The family of three, including a small child, received a dismissal of removal order, which would have allowed them to remain in the country until further proceedings.
Federal cops spent weeks tracking young immigrants, was it for their safety, or to make deportation easier?
An initiative obtained by CPR News referred to unaccompanied minors as “targets” and indicates that ICE actually had multiple motives for the effort.
Consumer protection lawyer joins crowd running in Democratic primary for state attorney general
David Seligman, a Democrat, runs a labor rights and legal advocacy firm that has led national class action suits against rideshare companies, landlords, Amazon and a number of other companies.
Judge bars federal government from using Alien Enemies Act to deport Venezuelans from Colorado
This is the second time in a week that a federal judge has blocked the administration from sending Venezuelans to the Salvadoran prison under the 18th-century wartime law.
Federal appeals court denies Trump administration’s request to throw out a ban on Salvadoran deportations
A U.S. District Court Judge ruled last week that about 100 Venezuelans detained at the GEO Detention Center in Aurora need to stay put in Colorado.
Active duty military caught in immigration raid at makeshift night club in Colorado Springs, no criminal charges filed
Federal law enforcement calls the city “safer” after the early morning raid, but as of Monday afternoon, no federal or local criminal charges have been filed against anyone.
Trump administration asks for appellate review of Colorado judge’s ban on Salvadoran deportations
The Trump administration asked the 10th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals to overrule a Colorado federal judge who said the federal government can’t send two Venezuelan men – and potentially 100 others – outside of Colorado.
