Steven Middendorp

Longmont Public Safety announced on Thursday that SVP Russell Scott Ehrlich is currently living at 33 Eagle Ct. in Longmont.

Vincent Ray Martinez fled from a Pueblo transitional house on Monday and was found dead by the Colorado Department of Corrections at his father’s home in Greeley. Residents in the area were issued a reverse 911 alert during the incident.

A whistleblower lawsuit has put Governor Polis at the center of a legal debate over whether ICE’s subpoena for sponsor data of unaccompanied minors violates Colorado privacy laws.

AdventureFit’s Summer Vibes festival, to take place later this month in Lyons, will include live music, camping, running and cycling events, and more. The event is a rebranding of the Burning Can Fest at the Lyons Outdoor Games.

A resolution by Colorado Representative Gabe Evans passed in the House on a bipartisan vote on June 9, condemning Mohammed Sabry Soliman for the “antisemitic terrorist attack.” Democrat House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries denounced the bill for politically weaponizing antisemitism.

The City of Boulder has reopened bike and pedestrian underpasses that were closed last week due to localized flooding. On June 3, the city announced that several paths were closed from heavy rainfall, flooding, and debris.

Mohamed Sabry Soliman, the suspect in the Pearl Street attack that occurred on June 1, faces 118 charges, including attempted murder in the first degree. The charges were filed yesterday afternoon.

Several residents in Longmont have received scam calls recently; Longmont Public Safety has alerted the public to the scam and has provided resources for spotting the signs of a scam.

Charges will be filed at 3:30 p.m. on June 5 against Mohamed Sabry Soliman for the attack that occurred on June 1 on Pearl Street.

As ICE policy tensions rise, Sheriff Reams and Tom Homan call for increased enforcement in Colorado.