Club Q victims, families sue El Paso County officials for not using red flag law to protect them
Victims and family members of the 2022 mass shooting at a Colorado Springs LGBTQ nightclub are suing the El Paso County commissioners and sheriff for failing to prevent the tragedy by using the state’s red flag law.
On Monday, the Cimarron Hills Fire Department said they will be finding ways to supplement their funding after a measure they ...
A central focus of both lawsuits was the El Paso County commissioners' and the then sheriff's refusal to enforce ...
Local elected officials in El Paso will speak in a news conference on Monday, November 18, regarding the proposed elementary ...
EL PASO COUNTY, Colo. (KRDO) - The El Paso County Clerk's Elections Department will participate in a ...
El Paso County’s Election Day 2024 sees key races, including a mayoral runoff, DA victory, and City Council runoffs. Ugarte ...
El Paso County will soon have its first animal shelter. For years, the City of El Paso has managed animals services for El ...
Hudson is now individually suing El Paso County commissioners, former El Paso County Sheriff Bill Elder, and Club Q's owner group. A separate but nearly identical case filed by multiple ...
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1 person injured in crash involving semi in far East El PasoOne person was seriously injured after a crash involving a car and a semi-truck Sunday afternoon, Nov. 17 in far East El Paso ...
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