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Chang Ho Yi, liquor store owner, sued by shoplifter he shot in the face

At first blush, the lawsuit filed by Bryson Dewberry against Colorado Springs liquor store owner Chang Ho Yi seems patently absurd. After all, Dewberry's complaint faults Yi for shooting him in the face after he shoplifted a bottle of booze -- an action for which the owner was not charged. But the ... More >>

Review: Ween at the Fillmore Auditorium, 12/31/11, Night Three, New Year's Eve

WEEN @ FILLMORE AUDITORIUM | NIGHT THREE | 12.31.11 See also, reviews of: 12/29/11 (night one) and 12/30/11 (night two) Just in case anyone in the capacity crowd packed into the Fillmore Auditorium on New Year's Eve wasn't paying attention, Dean Ween sketched out the theme of the night after the f ... More >>

Anwar al-Awlaki, reportedly killed in Yemen, joins list of terrorists with Colorado connections

Anwar al-Awlaki.​ Anwar al-Awlaki, a cleric with alleged ties to the Fort Hood shootings and the underwear bomber, was reportedly killed in Yemen, but his death strikes close to home. Born in New Mexico, he attended Colorado State, where he studied civil engineering and attended a mosque near ... More >>

9/11 anniversary: Top 10 terrorists with Colorado connections

No. 3.​The 9/11 events being memorialized on Sunday, ten years after they shook the world, didn't take place in Colorado. But our state has no shortage of connections to terrorists -- and not only because plenty of them are housed at Florence's Supermax facility. Below, we look at the most pr ... More >>

Top 3 Colorado terrorists: No wonder Janet Napolitano is coming to town

Jihad Jamie.​Janet Napolitano is in town today for the National Fusion Center Conference, a meeting of the country's joint intelligence centers. Not included in that local fusion lineup are some of our homegrown terrorism experts, including John Elway, who narrated "8 Signs of Terrorism," a fi ... More >>

Moammar Gadhafi will always be a part of Colorado history

Dead heat: A lively race for Arapahoe County coroner highlights some sickly politics

2009 Year in Review: When the lows were lower and the highs were really, really high

Glory Days

Jon Krakauer will sign copies of his book on NFLer-turned-soldier Pat Tillman.

Fiscal Crisis Hits The NewsHour With Jim Lehrer

The Good Soldier

When the Army tried to take down Andrew Pogany, it messed with the wrong coward.

Blackwater Isn't the Only Security Contractor With Something to Hide

A Denver court case reveals dirty trade secrets from the business of war in Iraq.

All Gave Some

Sir! No Sir! recounts the GIs who refused to ride the killing machine.

Hell on Earth

In this early battle of the Vietnam War, they were Soldiers -- and then some.

Zoom Through Doom

Black Hawk Down pays grim, gritty homage to real American warriors.

Hollywood's Long March to War

The release of Apocalypse Now Redux sharpens the debate over the moral complexities of the battlefield.

War Is Heck

More than a mere war picture, Three Kings takes on the complexities of human emotion.

Soldiers of Mercy

Veterans of too many wars, a group of gung-ho relief workers revisits the scenes of forgotten conflicts -- with healing in mind.

Guerrillas in the Midst

When terrorism hits home, Gary Cunningham will be ready.

Off Limits

Night & Day

May 7 - 13, 1998

Bob Brown

Have Gun, Will Travel

Feedback

Death Sentences

A gruesome triple murder puts a Boulder publisher and its how-to-kill book in the crosshairs.