Amanda Pampuro
Courthouse News
Denver, CO, United States
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Detectives describe Club Q mass shooting victims and suspect at preliminary hearing
Twenty-two-year-old Anderson Aldrich stands accused of killing five and injuring more than a dozen at an LGBTQ club in Colorado Springs this past November. → Read More
Winter Park Express takes riders back to a time before Colorado ski traffic
The only thing standing between millions of skiers and the mountains is a highway. → Read More
Boulder DA asks to appoint doctor to reevaluate mental competency of grocery store shooting suspect
The suspect has been undergoing treatment at a state mental health hospital after allegedly opening fire at a Colorado grocery store in 2021, killing 10. → Read More
Wyoming urges 10th Circuit to revive election donor reporting law
Wyoming Gun Owners sued the state after being fined $500 for failing to disclose the names of donors behind a 2020 radio ad. → Read More
EU tracks spikes in prices for eggs, milk and bread during first year of Russia-Ukraine conflict
Drought exasperated economic strains attributed to the Russian invasion of Ukraine. → Read More
Sheriff dodges contempt charge over leaked criminal history of Club Q shooting suspect
Defense attorneys representing an individual accused of killing five at a Colorado Springs nightclub filed for contempt after law enforcement acknowledged sealed criminal records from a dismissed case. → Read More
EU unemployment remains at 14-year low
Unemployment across the European Union spiked in the pandemic, but has been gradually falling over the last two years. → Read More
Funeral home owner gets 20 years in body-brokering scheme
Megan Hess and her mother, Shirley Koch, pleaded guilty to charges related to selling body parts from deceased individuals brought to the Sunset Mesa Funeral Home for cremation. → Read More
Post-pandemic demand for EU sparkling wine spiked. Will the trend continue in 2023?
The Russian invasion of Ukraine and the effects of climate change have winemakers across the European Union worried for the future. → Read More
Denver sees record-breaking 37-degree temperature drop in a single hour
Only two days old, winter showed its fury across Colorado on Wednesday and Thursday — fury that's quickly spreading south and east. → Read More
Denver to see coldest day in decades as Arctic heads south
The second day of winter will bring Denver its coldest day in three decades. → Read More
Trademark ensures there’s only one place to ride ‘Champagne Powder’
A Colorado ski resort’s ownership claim for the term “Champagne Powder” dates back to the 1950s. → Read More
Research details collaboration, conflict between church and state during pandemic
While many religious leaders around the world promoted public health measures during the Covid pandemic, many decried them and some flat out defied government orders. → Read More
Inflation soars near double digits in EU
Inflation has spike four points across the EU since January, exasperated by Covid-related supply chain disruptions and the eastern European war pinching energy exports. → Read More
Colorado AG wraps ‘unprecedented’ probe of DA’s Victim Rights Act violations
Twelfth Judicial District Attorney Alonso Payne also faces a recall from voters. → Read More
Trillions spent on health care, safety net credited with narrowing EU wealth gap
Over the last two decades, EU spending on social benefit programs has increased by billions of euros. → Read More
Model estimates Covid-19 infected nearly a third of Americans in 2020
Models developed by researchers at Columbia University estimate as many as 78% of Covid-19 cases went unreported last year. → Read More
Third shot’s a charm: CDC recommends Covid-19 booster shots
The recommendation for Covid-19 booster vaccines applies to all Americans, regardless of age. → Read More
You can smoke it but you can’t study it: Cannabis researchers get creative
As more states legalize marijuana for medical and recreational use, the plant's federal prohibition makes it difficult to study in the lab. → Read More
Air begins to clear as EPA settles California smog lawsuit with environmental groups
Environmental groups settled a lawsuit against the Environmental Protection Agency over state implementation plans needed to meet air quality standards. → Read More