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Westminster Man Accused Of Threat On Obama Due In Court Monday
A judge will hear arguments about whether to grant bail to a man accused of telling his therapist that he wanted to shoot children and kill President Barack Obama.
Westminster Man Accused Of Threats To Kill President, Children On Halloween
A Westminster man faces charges of threatening the president, and prosecutors say he also wanted to kill local students at a trick-or-treat event.
People Continue To Flock To Shooting Memorial
People continue to flock to the memorial to the 12 people killed in the Colorado movie theater shooting.
Vigil For Colorado Victims Draws Columbine Survivor
A vigil Sunday night in Aurora closed out a day of prayer and remembrance for the 12 theater-goers who were killed and the 58 others who were wounded by a lone gunman.
What Aurora and Colorado Will be Known For
With the many tragic shootings Colorado has endured, it’s easy to think Colorado will be known for them. “However, I believe Aurora and Colorado will ultimately be known for something very different,” CBSDenver.com Blogger Dominic Dezzutti writes.
School Discipline Overhaul Inches Forward In Colorado
A bill to scale back strict Columbine-era school discipline policies cleared the first hurdle in the Colorado Senate, but it’s got a ways to go with lawmakers who think the legislation tries to do too much.
School Discipline Overhaul Bill Heard In Colorado
Lawmakers are deciding whether to scale back strict Columbine-era school discipline policies under a Colorado bill in the state Senate.
Concerns Over Sullivan Hit Cherry Creek Schools
After serving as the Arapahoe County Sheriff, Pat Sullivan worked for the Cherry Creek School District. He left that job in 2008, but details of his arrest are now raising concerns in the district.
Hickenlooper Signs School Radio Systems Bill
Gov. John Hickenlooper signed a bill Friday that encourages Colorado schools to be on the same radio frequency as emergency responders.
Movie Documents Families Lives After Columbine
A movie opening in Denver this week documents the different ways that families who lost loved ones at Columbine have coped with their loss.




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