Illegal Street Party At University Of Colorado Turns Into Full-Scale Riot As Students Clash With Police

LAS VEGAS -- The coin trading world has a new gold standard, after the only known 1822 half eagle $5 piece in private hands sold at auction in Las Vegas for $8.4 million, experts said Friday.Douglas Mudd, curator and director of the Edward C. Rochette Money Museum in Colorado Springs, Colorado, confirmed the coin is one of three of its kind in existence and the auction price Thursday was the highest for a U.S.

Having snow much fun! Kourtney Kardashian shared photos on Thursday, March 25, of herself skiing with her three kids in Aspen, Colorado.

Kourtney Kardashian, 41, was joined by her mini-me son Reign, 6, on her latest date night with Travis Barker. The trio returned to California after their recent getaway to Aspen, Colorado and were spotted heading to dinner at celebrity hotspot Nobu Malibu on March 25. The Blink 182 drummer, 45, cut a casual figure in a graphic tee, black jeans and a black jacket, along with a black protective face mask and a backwards baseball cap.

Kourtney Kardashian, 41, took her “good little ski bunnies” — her three kids Mason, 11, Penelope, 8, and Reign, 6 — to Aspen for a snowy getaway. The Poosh CEO and her kids shredded the slopes in the Colorado ski resort town, where they showed up in fashionable fits. Kourtney and Penelope had a twinning moment in puffy pink snowsuits; the only difference between their ski suits was the brand. Kourtney rocked Prada, while Penelope opted for Moncler.

Bravo to Ben Higgins for getting clean and sober after a past struggle with painkillers — and even more credit to the former Bachelor leading man for opening up about it in a bid to help others!

Danielle Turchiano Senior Features Editor, TVIt’s only a few weeks after “America’s Most Wanted” returned to air and already a viewer tip has led to a new capture. This marks the 1,187th one for the series, which originated in 1988.Phillip Dent was arrested for a carjacking that took place in Littleton, Colo.

Stephen Colbert used most of his monologue on Tuesday to express his sadness and frustration over the lack of gun control in the U.S. following a gunman killing 10 people in a Boulder, Colorado grocery store in the same week another gunman killed eight people in Atlanta, Georgia.

Seth Meyers addressed the mass shooting in Boulder, Colorado, during Tuesday’s “Late Night”.

On Wednesday’s edition of The Late Show, Stephen Colbert weighed in on the recent mass shootings in Atlanta and Boulder, Colorado, calling for action in the aftermath of these “unspeakably tragic” events.

CNN anchor Brianna Keilar and correspondent Stephanie Elam became emotional while reporting on the latest U.S. mass shooting, which took place on Monday in Boulder, Colorado.

Left-leaning Hollywood celebrities are calling for action on gun control and gun reform after a shooting in Boulder, Colo., left 10 people dead including a police officer on Monday. The deceased victims range in age from 20 to 65 years old, police said. The suspect has been identified as Ahmad Al Aliwi Alissa, a 21-year-old Arvada, Colo., man.

Jack Phillips, the Colorado Christian baker who refused to bake a wedding cake for a same-sex couple and won a very narrow victory in the U.S. Supreme Court – which was quickly misused by the Trump administration to expand anti-LGBTQ discrimination – is back in court this week.Phillips, who owns Masterpiece Cakeshop, refused to bake a birthday cake for a transgender woman back in 2017.

Officer Eric Talley, 51, of the Boulder Police Department. He was first on the scene as officers responded to the shooting, and he is being hailed as a hero.Colorado Governor Jared Polis tweeted, “Like my fellow Coloradans, I am closely watching unfolding events at King Soopers in Boulder.

shooting has left 10 dead including a 'hero' cop after a gunman opened fire at a supermarket. The massacre has shocked the nation after shoppers told of their terror n Boulder, Colorado, the Daily Mirror reports.

Celebrities took to Twitter with grief, calls for stricter gun legislation and more mournful statements after a gunman killed 10 people inside a supermarket in Boulder, Colorado on March 22. The shooting — which took the life of police officer Eric Talley among the 10 victims — happened inside a King Soopers grocery store about a couple of miles south of the University of Boulder’s campus, The New York Times reported.