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For the Aspen Times Weekly Aspen High School students and other protesters picketing the underground nuclear blast in Rulison in the spring of 1970. Courtesy Jay Cowan   This past Mayday marked the 50th anniversary of what was one of the last effective mass protests in Washington D.C. before the Black Lives Matter rally nearly half a century later. Demonstrators from all over the country convened for large-scale civil disobedience actions aimed at interfering with business as usual in the nation’s capitol. I was 18 in 1971, a year out of Aspen High School and imminently draftable. People h...

“It’s just been a tragic week. Nobody saw this coming,” said Precinct One Constable Alan Rosen.

Jackson police: Man fires shots at officers following Friday robberies, shooting Gabriela Szymanowska, Mississippi Clarion Ledger Stop the Violence march Replay Video UP NEXT Jackson Police Department officials say a man was shot after he was allegedly involved in three robberies, a shooting spree and a homicide Friday night.  According to Jackson police spokesperson Sam Brown, Jaden Hill was shot while in a stolen car in the 900 block of Cooper Road after he began shooting at Precinct One officers. The officers returned fire and shot Hill, who crashed the vehicle.  ...

May 7, 2021 Gerald Tillett Jr. Belize City police are on high alert, following the late evening murder of a known gang affiliate on Thursday.  Gunfire erupted in the vicinity of Bagdad Street yesterday, shortly before seven p.m.  When the shooting subsided, a young man lay dead not far from where his bicycle came to rest.  It would appear that Gerald Tillett Jr. attempted to flee on foot after being mortally wounded, but he wouldn’t get far before collapsing to the pavement.  What investigators later found out was that he was with two persons when one of them unleashed a hail o...

Updated: 5:11 PM CDT May 6, 2021 HOUSTON — A Lake Charles man drove to Houston to have sex with an underage girl, according to the Harris County Precinct One Constable’s Office. Instead of a 14-year-old girl, Keith Cooley was surprised to learn he'd been communicating with an investigator with the Internet Crimes Against Children Unit. Deputies say Cooley, 63, brought condoms and wine coolers to Houston where he rented a hotel room. Authorities said he began chatting with the investigator posing as the teenage girl in mid-April. Cooley allegedly shared explicit photos of h...