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Sunday, November 1, 2026

GOOD SAMARITAN RESCUES 7 PUPPIES NEAR HUGO


A Good Samaritan saved seven puppies dumped on a rural road east of Hugo in Lincoln County, the sheriff's office said. "The puppies appear to have been intentionally abandoned, which is a criminal act," the sheriff's office said Friday. "Thankfully, a community member took them in and provided them with a safe place to stay." They were huddling near County Road 43 and County Road 2W. If you have information, contact Corporal Snover at asnover@lincolnsheriff.net [Photo: Lincoln County Sheriff]

KILLER GUNMEN STORM BOULDER HALLOWEEN PARTY, SHOOT UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO STUDENTS

 




UPDATE

Police launched a dragnet for two killers who stormed a Halloween house party in Boulder and shot two male University of Colorado students.


One student, 19, died and the other student, also 19, was clinging to life.

Based on chilling video, investigators hunted for a man with short, dark hair and facial hair, wearing a red hooded sweatshirt underneath a black jacket - and another with short, dark hair, wearing a black shirt with "Art the Clown" on it and a silver-colored chain necklace. Boulder Police Chief Steve Redfearn said: “We are doing everything in our power to find those responsible and hold them accountable.” The deadly shooting occurred at 11:28 p.m. in the 700-block of Marine Street. Police had been at the address earlier in the evening. At that time, "officers contacted the individuals who live there and cited them for having a nuisance party," police said. "Following police intervention, the party ended, and hundreds of attendees left the area. A smaller group remained inside the home.

"Detectives believe a group of individuals later attempted to force their way into the house," police said. "Shortly after that scuffle, shots were fired inside the home, striking the two victims." If you have information, contact the Boulder Police Department (303) 441-3333 and reference case 26-10148. [Photos: Boulder Police]