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Three years have passed since 10 lives were lost and countless more were forever changed by a mass shooting at a Boulder King Soopers.

DENVER — A man at Denver International Airport told his father he’d ram his truck through a gate, hijack a plane and shoot up the airport. A husband promised carnage

Lawmakers expected the Office of Gun Violence Prevention to distribute at least $50,000 in grants to help communities curb gun deaths. But 18 months after the office was created and given a $3 million annual budget, records show it hasn’t distributed a single grant dollar.

State Rep. Tom Sullivan said Tuesday he was “saddened” to hear the office’s director is not accepting interview requests to talk about the tragedy in Colorado Springs.

While a group of lawmakers has been informally talking about preventing gun violence for several years, Saturdays shooting at Club Q in Colorado Springs prompted the group to formally organize.

LGBTQ people and their allies gathered in Fort Collins Sunday night. The group observed transgender day of remembrance and mourned those killed by a shooter the night before at Club Q in Colorado Springs.

The day after a mass shooting at a Boulder King Soopers in March 2021, police released the names of the 10 victims. We spoke with friends, family members and colleagues of the people taken too soon, and have compiled stories of their lives.

Boulder police released the names of the 10 victims on Tuesday morning. We have spent the day speaking with friends, family members and colleagues of the people taken too soon on Monday, and have compiled stories of their lives.

Tuesday, Coloradans reflects on one year since the mass shooting at a Boulder King Soopers. On March 22, 2021, 10 people, including a Boulder Police Officer, lost their lives when a gunman opened fire inside the grocery store on Table Mesa.

Alec Baldwin is coming to Boulder for the Boulder International Film Festival, our writer hopes to talk him out of it.