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Driver guilty in crash that killed Castle Rock students | Castlerocknewspress.net - Vimarsana News

Driver guilty in crash that killed Castle Rock students | Castlerocknewspress.net

A Douglas County jury convicted a driver of vehicular homicide for his involvement in a fatal car wreck last August that killed two Castle Rock students.  Ricky Avalos-Trujillo, 25, was …

Colorado Springs man found guilty of killing 2 high school students while driving under the influence of alcohol, pot - Vimarsana News

Colorado Springs man found guilty of killing 2 high school students while driving under the influence of alcohol, pot

Ricky Avalos-Trujillo, 25, faces up to 30 years in prison for killing two students on the verge of starting their senior year. He had alcohol and marijuana in his system at the time of the crash.

Source: kktv.com
Colorado on the verge of banning ghost guns as it awaits governor's signature - Vimarsana News

Colorado on the verge of banning ghost guns as it awaits governor's signature

The bill, which will make it illegal to own a gun without a serial number on it, is among the slate of stricter gun laws Democrats have passed this session.

Source: cpr.org
Colorado governor signs four gun control bills into law, 2A groups respond - Vimarsana News

Colorado governor signs four gun control bills into law, 2A groups respond

While anti-gunners’ dreams of an “assault weapons” ban died in a Colorado House committee earlier this month, the Democratic majority in Denver has been much more amenable to a numbe...

'Ghost guns' ban wins first committee approval in Colorado - Vimarsana News

'Ghost guns' ban wins first committee approval in Colorado

The seventh major gun bill of the 2023 session encountered one of the shorter paths to its first committee victory, given its support from Democratic and Republican mayors, as well as from district attorneys and law enforcement officials.