The following diagrams show the significant events and movements of Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold on April 20, 1999. The witnesses to each event are shown as green dots. The injured are shown as ...

A report released in March by the U.S. Agency for Health Care Policy and Research stated there hasn't been enough research on whether SSRIs are effective in treating depressed children and adolescents ...

According to the police report, "Mr. Azar's breath smelled of an alcoholic beverage and he exhibited signs that he was under the influence of alcohol. Mr. Azar refused to participate in roadside ...

Trial begins for biker in federal bomb case By Mike McPhee Denver Post Staff Writer Feb. 8 - Federal prosecutors Monday began trying their case against a renegade motorcyclist charged with delivering ...

After 30 years in the newspaper business, photo editor Dean Krakel left The Denver Post and started walking The Colorado Trail just a few days later. “I know the truth is out there,” he said. “I just ...

Voices of Columbine: The Denver Post OnlineHe worked at a plant nursery and had just learned to dance. He was planning to attend his girlfriend's prom. He also had saved enough money from his job ...

Authorities said Khalsa hired Paul Elison to open an office in Aurora to set up customer-service telephones and mailboxes for the phony operation. Elison was sentenced last year to six months in ...

Some people were angered because Zanis had included crosses for the killers, Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold. Others have argued that religious artifacts shouldn't be displayed on public property. The ...

Another video game aficionado familiar with Harris' online persona said that judging from subsequent bulletin board postings he believes Harris also created a Columbine High School level of the game ...

McNichols Arena to get proper burial By Cindy Brovsky Denver Post Staff Writer Oct. 30 - The vacant McNichols Arena building will be imploded shortly after the first of the year and the concrete ...

Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office on Scene Lt. Terry Manwaring, SWAT commander for the Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office, was the first member of the Jefferson County command staff to arrive at ...

Feb. 22, 2001 - A bill designed to stop police from stopping motorists based solely on the color of their skin passed the House on Wednesday. The unanimous decision to accept a scaled-back version of ...