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Experts at Colorado's mental hospital say the man charged with killing 10 people at a supermarket last year remains mentally incompetent to stand trial. Their findings about the mental health of 23-year-old Ahmad Al Aliwi Alissa were disclosed during a short court hearing Thursday.
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A seasonal break from wildfires is disappearing in the West. A wildfire started this Saturday near Boulder, Colorado. It forced thousands of evacuations over the weekend, reminding people of what had just happened 3 months ago: the Marshall Fire, which burned down more than 1,000 homes. Experts say there are no longer fire seasons, just fire years.
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Nearly 20,000 people who were forced to flee the NCAR Fire were back home Monday after firefighters were able to stop the spread of the fire at 190 acres.
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With fire crews working all day in cooler temperatures and lower winds, the NCAR Fire was around 189 acres and 35% contained as of Sunday evening. Containment is significant around the eastern and southern sides of the blaze.
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With flowers and a public remembrance for those who died and those still grieving, Colorado residents were marking the one-year anniversary Tuesday of a shooting at a busy supermarket in the college town of Boulder that left 10 people dead, including employees, customers and a veteran police officer.
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Almost one year after 10 people were killed at a grocery store in Boulder, the building has been redesigned and has reopened for shoppers. Despite what happened there, the return of King Soopers is a positive moment for a community that’s been dealing with disaster after disaster.
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Nearly a year after 10 people were shot and killed at a supermarket in Boulder, the redesigned King Soopers on Table Mesa Drive is back open.
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A man who allegedly threatened the University of California, Los Angeles, and detailed potential violence against the prominent university over hundreds of pages has been taken into custody following a standoff with police in Boulder Tuesday.
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With the spread of the delta variant prolonging the end of the pandemic, the city of Boulder recently re-opened a center that provides people experiencing homelessness a place to recover from COVID-19.
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Now that police can be held personally liable for civil rights violations, getting insured against that risk is under discussion.