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On a single day in ‘Gunshot America,’ Colorado was hit twice...

When The Washington Post embarked on a major project to document every instance of gun violence on a single day in America, Colorado wound up the setting for two of...

Colorado lawmakers split on gun control votes Legislation advances to House...

The U.S. House Judiciary Committee committee advanced three gun safety bills on Tuesday despite unified Republican opposition.  The committee voted along partisan lines to approve...

Littwin: Trump caves on guns again — and why that might...

This may sound perverse, but I’m sort of glad that Donald Trump has done the traditional cave on gun-safety legislation. It took him a...

Littwin: American carnage. American madness. American denial.

Here we are again. Two mass shootings over a weekend. Three in a week. And yet we seem paralyzed as ever about what to...

U.S. Rep. Crow wants you to know what he’s doing in...

WASHINGTON – Rep. Jason Crow doesn’t worry about oversharing when it comes to his daily schedule. The freshman Democrat in the U.S. House posts...

‘Nothing makes me feel safe.’ How Colorado educators and parents are...

Teachers recalled painful conversations with their students, and parents described tears during morning drop-off. One educator confided that friends are buying her a Kevlar...

The Indy 500: “I always knew this would happen.”

The chatter from the stream of families leaving the Northridge Recreation Center — for today, a family reunification hub — was disturbing, and not...

An Atlas of American Gun Violence

About the Data This map was built with data collected by Gun Violence Archive, a nonprofit organization that gathers and verifies information about incidents of gun...

A budget battle and brinksmanship. Then Colorado lawmakers agreed on $35M...

Colorado lawmakers agreed late Wednesday to spend $35 million next year on police officers in schools and security upgrades to school buildings. It was the...

Republicans running for Colorado governor would— and wouldn’t— ban bump stocks,...

Amid a gun policy debate gripping the nation in the wake of multiple mass shootings, one illuminating aspect can be found in the Republican...
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