King Soopers shooting

Store's workers and customers overwhelmingly wanted the store to reopen and the company said it heeded changes they asked for

The grocery store at 3600 Table Mesa Dr. has been there for 49 years

Judge Ingrid Bakke ruled Monday that the two state doctors evaluating Ahmad Alissa can have until Oct. 11 to complete their work

Details are scant because the motion filed by lawyers for Ahmad Al Aliwi Alissa is sealed as required under state law.

The change to Colorado’s felon-in-possession law was made through Senate Bill 271, a 304-page measure that mostly made changes to the state’s misdemeanor code

The Colorado Healing Fund says it has distributed $2.4 million, but more than a third of that hasn’t gone directly to victims

The new laws make this year’s legislative session the most significant in terms of firearm regulations in Colorado in nearly a decade

Nonprofits handling the donations — Community Foundation Boulder County and the Colorado Healing Fund — say they're doing a “comprehensive and holistic” approach that helps the entire community

The status hearing was only the second court appearance for Ahmad Al Aliwi Alissa since the March 22 attack in Boulder

The store has been closed since a 21-year-old man opened fire on customers, employees and responding police officers on March 22

Richard Steidell shot the man in the right thigh while responding to the incident that left 10 people dead.

The Colorado Sun combed through the three measures to see how they will affect people’s ability to purchase guns and the state’s efforts to reduce gun violence

It looks as if the state legislature will have passed six gun-violence bills by the end of this session. But don’t look for a ban on assault-style weapons to be among them.

A measure prohibiting people convicted of a violent misdemeanor from purchasing a firearm for a period of time is likely to be the most controversial of the potential policies

The other new counts against the alleged gunman include 20 new allegations of attempted first-degree murder against victims who were previously unnamed in court records

After the shooting at a Boulder King Soopers, The Colorado Sun researched the guns involved in the state’s long history with mass murder and school threats.

Guns with so-called stabilizing braces will be added to the list of weapons and devices regulated under the National Firearms Act. That means buyers will have pay an extra $200 and submit more identifying information to the government

For Fairview High students, King Soopers on Table Mesa Drive was a “go-to place” to hang out with friends. Now, they wonder if they’ll ever feel safe there again.

Talley, a devout Catholic and father of seven, was among 10 killed at the shooting at King Soopers. Hundreds of law officers attended his public memorial service in Lafayette on Tuesday