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March 12, 2024
With great respect, I reference Ambassador Anthony Gioias letter on Feb. 18.
March 17, 2023
Attorneys on Friday morning withdrew a motion to have DNA evidence suppressed at the trial of Joshua Johnson, the man accused of killing 17-year-old co-worker Riley Whitelaw at a Colorado
November 16, 2022
Joshua Johnson, the man accused of killing 17-year-old Riley Whitelaw at a Colorado Springs Walgreens over the summer, pleaded not guilty to the charge of first-degree murder at an arraignment
November 15, 2022
Joshua Johnson, the man accused of killing 17-year-old Riley Whitelaw at a Colorado Springs Walgreens over the summer is expected to appear in court on Tuesday.
November 15, 2022
Joshua Johnson, the man accused of killing 17-year-old Riley Whitelaw at a Colorado Springs Walgreens over the summer, pleaded not guilty to the charge of first-degree murder at an arraignment
September 2, 2022
Associated Press has a funny way of reporting on advocacy ads -- a very imbalanced way. A few weeks ago, AP reported that a liberal group called Americans Against Escalation in Iraq bought TV time to attack Senators in their home states. (Except, of course, they weren’t called "liberal," just "anti-war.") The AP reporter mentioned MoveOn.org was one of the members of this coalition, but there was no explanation of who was providing the commercial cash.
February 18, 2021
The city election is taking place during the pandemic. Jon Lamson This article was produced as part of a journalism class at Colorado College, taught by Corey Hutchins. The students are Amelia Allen, Esteban Candelaria, Jon Lamson, Arlo Metzger, Will Taylor, Frances Thyer and Peyton Wright. As the race for six seats on the Colorado Springs City Council heats up, tens of thousands of dollars are already sloshing around the campaign coffers of the nearly two dozen ...
December 30, 2020
Font Size Associated Press has a funny way of reporting on advocacy ads -- a very imbalanced way. A few weeks ago, AP reported that a liberal group called Americans Against Escalation in Iraq bought TV time to attack Senators in their home states. (Except, of course, they weren’t called "liberal," just "anti-war.") The AP reporter mentioned MoveOn.org was one of the members of this coalition, but there was no explanation of who was providing the commercial cash. But when AP wr...