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Yahoo
8 hours ago
- Automotive
- Yahoo
6 people hospitalized in head-on collision on Colorado 93 near Golden
DENVER (KDVR) — A head-on collision on Colorado 93 sent six people to the hospital early Friday morning. Just after 5 a.m., Colorado State Patrol said it responded to a two-vehicle, head-on crash with a Chevrolet Traverse and a Jeep Compass. Six people were sent to the hospital, with a driver and passenger suffering from serious bodily injuries. The extent of injuries to the other people is unknown. See the latest traffic conditions in Denver on FOX31 The road that connects Golden to Boulder was closed for two and a half hours, but CO 93 has since reopened. CSP is currently investigating the crash. At this time, it is unclear which vehicle the injured individuals were in or the cause of the crash. The state patrol is asking anyone who may have witnessed the crash to contact Colorado State Patrol Dispatch at 303-239-4501 and reference case number 1A251688. Tipsters should be prepared to leave their name and contact information so CSP can return the call. Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
Globe and Mail
8 hours ago
- Business
- Globe and Mail
Boulder Roofing Company Rises as Boulder's Most Trusted Roofing Contractor with Reliable, High-Quality Solutions
Boulder Roofing Company, based in Boulder, Colorado, has quickly established itself as the go-to roofing contractor for residential and commercial roofing needs across Boulder County. Known for delivering consistent results, affordable pricing, and dependable service, the company is raising the bar for roofing solutions in the region. In an industry often marked by delays and vague estimates, Boulder Roofing Company brings clarity and confidence to every project by offering honest inspections, transparent pricing, and fast turnaround times. Their dedication to craftsmanship and customer service positions them as a top-tier provider for anyone looking to protect or enhance their home or business. The company provides a wide range of services, including roof repairs, full roof replacements, new roof installations, and storm damage assessments. Whether it's a leaking shingle roof or a complex commercial flat roofing system, Boulder Roofing Company uses quality materials and certified installers to ensure the job is done right the first time. Boulder Roofing Company's commitment to customer satisfaction is evident through their detailed project walkthroughs, proactive communication, and guaranteed workmanship on every job. Homeowners and property managers alike trust their knowledgeable team to handle everything from insurance claims to long-term maintenance planning. In addition to residential roofing, the company also offers gutter installations, skylight repairs, and emergency roofing services, making them a full-service partner for protecting Colorado homes from the elements. For anyone in need of trusted roofing services in Boulder, Boulder Roofing Company is ready to deliver prompt, professional, and long-lasting solutions. Their team of experienced roofers stands ready to address urgent concerns, improve curb appeal, and add value to properties across the area. To learn more about their services, request an inspection, or ask about warranty options, customers are encouraged to visit the website or get in touch with the Boulder Roofing Company team. BUSINESS INFORMATION Boulder Roofing Company (720) 817-4325 contact@ Boulder, Colorado Media Contact Company Name: Boulder Roofing Company Contact Person: Yvan Email: Send Email Phone: (720) 817-4325 City: Boulder State: Colorado Country: United States Website:
Arab News
10 hours ago
- Arab News
Man pleads not guilty to hate crimes in attack on Colorado demonstration for Israeli hostages
DENVER: A man accused of hurling Molotov cocktails at a group of people who were demonstrating in Boulder, Colorado, in support of Israeli hostages pleaded not guilty Friday to federal hate crime charges. Mohamed Sabry Soliman was indicted earlier this week on 12 hate crime counts in the June 1 attack. He is accused of trying to kill eight people who were hurt by the Molotov cocktails and others who were nearby. Soliman's attorney, David Kraut, entered the not guilty plea on Soliman's behalf during a quick hearing. Magistrate Judge Kathryn Starnella noted that lawyers had acknowledged that a plea agreement in the case was possible later. Soliman, wearing a khaki jail uniform, entered the courtroom smiling and holding an envelope in his handcuffed hands. His right hand and arm were wrapped in a thick bandage as they were when he appeared in court last week, when an investigators testified that Soliman had burned himself as he threw the second of two Molotov cocktails at the group. He listened to a translation of the hearing provided by an Arabic interpreter through headphones. He did not speak during the hearing. Investigators say Soliman told them he intended to kill the roughly 20 participants at the weekly demonstration on Boulder's Pearl Street pedestrian mall. But he threw just two of his over two dozen Molotov cocktails while yelling 'Free Palestine.' Soliman, who is also being prosecuted in state court for attempted murder and other charges, told investigators he tried to buy a gun but was not able to because he was not a 'legal citizen.' He posed as a gardener, wearing a construction vest, to get close to the group before launching the attack, according to court documents. He was also indicted for using fire and an explosive to attack the group and for carrying an explosive, which were included in the hate crime counts. Federal authorities say Soliman, an Egyptian national, has been living in the US illegally with his family. Soliman is being represented in state and federal court by public defenders who do not comment on their cases to the media. Prosecutors say the victims were targeted because of their perceived or actual national origin. At a hearing last week, Kraut, Soliman's defense attorney, urged Starnella not to allow the case to move forward. Kraut said the alleged attack was not a hate crime. He said it was motivated by opposition to Zionism, the movement to establish and sustain a Jewish state in Israel. An attack motivated by someone's political views is not considered a hate crime under federal law.
CTV News
11 hours ago
- Politics
- CTV News
Man pleads not guilty to hate crimes in attack on Colorado demonstration for Israeli hostages
Colorado Governor Jared Polis speaks during an event outside the Boulder County Courthouse, Wednesday. June 4, 2025, in Boulder, Colo. (Matthew Jonas/The Denver Post via AP)
Washington Post
11 hours ago
- Washington Post
Man pleads not guilty to hate crimes in attack on Colorado demonstration for Israeli hostages
DENVER — A man accused of hurling Molotov cocktails at a group of people who were demonstrating in Boulder, Colorado , in support of Israeli hostages pleaded not guilty Friday to federal hate crime charges. Mohamed Sabry Soliman was indicted earlier this week on 12 hate crime counts in the June 1 attack. He is accused of trying to kill eight people who were hurt by the Molotov cocktails and others who were nearby.
