Olivia Prentzel
Reporter at The Colorado Sun
Reporter @ColoradoSun Say hi at [email protected] or at @oliviaprentzel.bsky.social.
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1 day ago |
gjsentinel.com | Olivia Prentzel
Elephants in a traveling animal show will not perform at the Colorado Renaissance Festival this year, after Colorado Parks and Wildlife refused to issue a permit. The Animal Activist Legal Defense Project announced the permit denial to Texas-based elephant exhibitor Trunks and Humps in a news release Friday. A spokesperson for CPW did not immediately return a request for comment from The Colorado Sun.
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1 day ago |
coloradosun.com | Olivia Prentzel
Elephants in a traveling animal show will not perform at the Colorado Renaissance Festival this year, after Colorado Parks and Wildlife refused to issue a permit. The Animal Activist Legal Defense Project announced the permit denial to Texas-based elephant exhibitor Trunks and Humps in a news release Friday. A spokesperson for CPW did not immediately return a request for comment from The Colorado Sun.
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4 days ago |
coloradosun.com | Olivia Prentzel
A district court judge Tuesday sentenced the man who was convicted of killing a 20-year-old Jefferson County woman by hurling a rock through her windshield to life in prison. Joseph Koenig, 20, was sentenced nearly two years after he was charged with first-degree murder in Alexa Bartell’s death and several other crimes in the rock-throwing spree. In Colorado, first-degree murder carries a mandatory life sentence without the possibility of parole.
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5 days ago |
montrosepress.com | Olivia Prentzel
Several members of a group gathering to raise awareness about people taken hostage during Hamas’ 2023 attack on Israel were set on fire Sunday afternoon on the Pearl Street Mall in Boulder in what Gov. Jared Polis called an “act of terror.”Police arrested Mohamed Sabry Soliman, 45, at the scene. He shouted “free Palestine!” as he used a “makeshift flamethrower” and hurled an incendiary device at the demonstrators, said Mark D. Michalek, special agent in charge of the FBI in Denver.
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5 days ago |
coloradosun.com | Olivia Prentzel |Jesse Paul
A man accused of setting fire to people who had gathered in downtown Boulder on Sunday to walk in support of Israeli hostages in Gaza entered the U.S. from Egypt in 2022 and had overstayed his tourist visa, federal authorities said. The suspect, Mohamed Soliman, 45, is being held at the Boulder County jail in the attack, online jail records show. Soliman, of El Paso County, is scheduled to appear in court at 1:30 p.m. in Boulder County.
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Almost a year has passed, but the healing has just begun for so many survivors of the hate-filled attack on Club Q. These conversations were so difficult, and I'm grateful for these survivors' bravery in sharing their stories: https://t.co/GNpv3kjOxw
“Law enforcement officers must be held accountable for their actions when performing their trusted public service duties,” the DA said announcing charges against officers who didn't intervene when a deputy fatally shot Christian Glass after he called 911 for help w/ his car.
BREAKING: DA charges six officers on scene of Christian Glass’ shooting death https://t.co/rpm0asPCHj
RT @mboothdenver: The taunt of a home price to a lifelong renter is the next part of our High Cost of Colorado series. No. of hours a month…
