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3 days ago | 9news.com | Evan Kruegel

DENVER — The Boulder Jewish Festival will move forward as scheduled this Sunday on the Pearl Street Mall, just days after a violent attack left members of the Jewish community injured in the same location. 12 people were injured after witnesses say a man used a makeshift flamethrower to set people on fire during an event in support of hostages in Gaza. “They lit Jews on fire in 2025,” Willie Recht said.

3 days ago | 9news.com | Andrew Weil

WASHINGTON — Rite Aid has released a list of another 111 stores slated for closure as the company continues with bankruptcy proceedings. Rite Aid filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in May, the second bankruptcy filing for the drugstore chain in the last few years. The company's store closing list has steadily grown to nearly 500 locations since then. Rite Aid said it planned to keep stores open for the next few months as it tries to sell off assets.

3 days ago | 9news.com | Mike Klis

ENGLEWOOD, Colo. — As part of a pilot program the Broncos are testing, a small group of randomly selected season-ticket holders now have another option if they can't go to a game this season. The option: Return the tickets to the team and receive credit to essentially use them next year. It's a pilot buy-back program the Broncos are testing with a few hundred season ticket holders that applies for up to three games a season. This group was notified of the buy-back option Tuesday morning.

3 days ago | 9news.com | Richard Cote

DENVER — One person was injured during a shooting that happened Monday night in Denver. According to Denver Police, the shooting happened in the 2200 block of Larimer Street. That's two blocks southeast of Coors Field. Denver Police first posted about the shooting on the social platform X around 10:17 p.m. Monday. One person was taken to the hospital with non-life threatening injuries, police said. Officers are working to develop suspect information. This is a developing story.

3 days ago | 9news.com | Alyssa Muñoz

SAN ANTONIO — San Antonio police said a man who was shot dead at a home on the city's south side Sunday night was a former "King of the Hill" voice actor. 59-year-old Jonathan Joss - legally known as Jonathan Joss Gonzales, was killed in the shooting, police and neighbors said. Joss appeared as John Redcorn in the animated series. SAPD said at around 7:02 p.m. Sunday, officers were dispatched to the 200 block of Dorsey Street for a shooting in progress.