- The alleged shooter has been formally charged with 305 criminal counts that include first-degree murder, attempted murder and hate crimes.
- Anderson Lee Aldrich on Tuesday was charged with 305 criminal counts that include first-degree murder, attempted murder and bias-motivated crimes during a second court appearance Tuesday at the El Paso County Judicial Building.
- Records show she was arrested for making “unreasonable noise” near a private residence just hours after the shooting at Club Q.
- Fierro says stopping the shooter was a collective effort.
- Abron Arrington ultimately served 30 years in Colorado’s Department of Corrections for a murder committed by his cousin.
- Two officers in Weld County have been charged with several felony and misdemeanor counts.
- In less than two weeks, both cities have seen more than a dozen shootings, many of them fatal.
- A man who livestreamed the aftermath of a mass shooting at a King Soopers in Table Mesa has been found not guilty of obstructing police. Jurors reached the verdict in the misdemeanor case of Dean Schiller on Wednesday.
- Los tribunales en estos distritos judiciales escuchan casos civiles y penales, incluidos casos de delitos penales graves, asuntos de derecho familiar, acuerdos de testamentos después de muertes y sobre la salud del comportamiento.
- Hay 135 jueces en los 22 distritos judiciales de Colorado que esperan mantener su puesto este año. Esto es lo que necesitas saber.
- Courts in these judicial districts hear both civil and criminal court cases, including felony criminal cases, family law matters, settling of wills after death, and behavioral health cases.
- There are 135 judges across 22 judicial districts in Colorado hoping to keep their jobs this year. Here’s what you need to know.
- The study found that about 30 percent of adults in Colorado have experienced hate crimes, including verbal harassment, property damage or physical injury.
- Sgt. Carla Havard, a 24-year veteran officer, said she was retaliated against after calling for the investigation of some of her peers.
- It’s the largest prosecutorial data project in the country.
- The Direct Action Response Team, or DART, will focus its efforts on using data about high-crime areas or specific people who are committing crimes.
