Ridership numbers from most of the transit agencies that participated in the Zero Fare for Better Air program were higher in September than before the program began.
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Mother of accused Club Q shooter cited with disorderly conduct, resisting arrest
Police cited Laura Voepel, 45, outside her home in northeast Colorado Springs, court records show
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Club Q shooting suspect appears bruised, battered during subdued first court hearing
The alleged shooter faces first-degree murder charges, which carry a penalty of life in prison without the possibility of parole
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How the deadly shooting at Club Q in Colorado Springs unfolded, told through the eyes of survivors
The attack on the LGBTQ safe haven lasted fewer than 10 minutes but left five dead, 18 injured and a community shaken but resilient
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Accused Club Q gunman released into El Paso County jail custody after 2 days in the hospital
Anderson Lee Aldrich, 22, was discharged from a Colorado Springs hospital Tuesday and is now being held in jail without bond
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Richard Fierro, who disarmed the Club Q shooter, fought for “every single person in that room”
“I’m not a hero, I’m just a dude,” Fierro told reporters outside his home in Colorado Springs on Monday
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Colorado Springs police praise patrons who disarmed Club Q shooter, confirm identities of five victims who died
Thomas James and Richard Fierro confronted the gunman, preventing him from killing others
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Preliminary charges for accused Club Q gunman include murder, bias-motivated crime
The arrest warrant and supporting affidavit have been sealed in the Colorado Springs club shooting
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“It was an attack on freedom”: Hundreds remember Club Q shooting victims at vigil
Inside All Souls Unitarian Church in downtown Colorado Springs, people packed shoulder to shoulder in memory of the 5 killed Saturday night
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Club Q was opened 21 years ago to ensure Colorado Springs’ LBGTQ community would have a long-term home
“Club Q was that safe place for people to come and feel and understand that they are normal, that the way they feel is normal and there are people just like them,” owner Matthew Haynes said