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City in and county seat of El Paso County, Colorado, United States
Multiple credible contemporaneous reports, local officials and fact‑checking outlets say was a resident of at the time she was shot on January 7, 2026, though she had lived in other cities earlier — i...
Since 2020, multiple high‑profile acts of right‑wing violence in the United States have converged into three prominent trends: , , and . Analyses compiled here identify the January 6, 2021, Capitol as...
Since 2010, multiple high‑profile U.S. mass shootings have been attributed to far‑right extremists; ADL and media analyses identify incidents such as the 2015 Charleston church shooting (9 Black paris...
Chicago’s homicide rate in recent federal reporting was about , placing it below several smaller Rust Belt and Southern cities but above many large cities; that could put the city on track for its low...
Across multiple analyses, , with several data compilations and local dashboards describing historically low homicide counts through portions of 2025. That said, the picture is : some cities remain ele...
Colorado does not publish a fixed list of medical diagnoses that automatically exempt someone from jury duty; instead, . Municipal courts (for example Colorado Springs) indicate they will consider ill...
The analyses claim that 2024 homicide patterns showed both sharp city-to-city variation and mixed year-over-year trends: some data place St. Louis, Detroit, and Baltimore among the highest homicide ra...
Donald Trump has not been shown to have directly mocked George Floyd; multiple contemporary fact‑checks found that a viral clip of Trump saying “I can’t breathe” predates Floyd’s death and was aimed a...
Since the 1990s the landscape of U.S. homicides has shifted dramatically: many large cities saw substantial declines through the 1990s into the 2000s, while the 2010s and early 2020s produced varied t...
The best available mid‑2025 data show that overall homicides fell in the first half of 2025 versus the same period in 2024 across a set of 30 reporting cities, while a , with Little Rock reported as t...
The data provided by the assembled sources indicate that , but rankings vary by dataset, definition, and population thresholds. Differences in methodology — including whether cities below 100,000 popu...
Contemporary reporting from multiple mainstream outlets identifies as a resident of who had recently relocated there with her partner and young child; local officials and community groups repeatedly d...
Chronic illness can be a basis for long‑term (including permanent) excusal from jury duty in Colorado, but it is not automatic: a judge or jury commissioner must determine that the condition is perman...
The 50 largest U.S. cities by population, as enumerated by the 2020 Decennial Census, are led by New York City and include the familiar Sun Belt surge of Phoenix, Houston and others; the ranking below...
An unmistakable pattern in reporting and research since 2004 ties a string of high-casualty shootings to , particularly white supremacy and anti-immigrant hatred; named cases that have been explicitly...
The only clear, named DHS announcement in the provided reporting that specifies a city receiving a large surge is the ’s declaration of “,” which deployed sustained federal immigration enforcement to ...
Recent public records and press releases show has deported a mix of convicted violent offenders and lower‑level or non‑convicted migrants: the has foregrounded named “worst of the worst” cases—murdere...
-duty-in-colorado">Colorado’s legal framework for medical jury excusals is uniform on paper—the sets standards for temporary and permanent medical excusals and permits as supporting documentation—but ...
The available source set contains general guidance about locating residence and court records but does not include any referencing or documenting residences in , , or ; therefore no verified timeline ...
law creates specific pathways for jurors to seek medical disqualification or postponement—requests must be documented, reviewed by a judge or jury commissioner, and can be temporary or permanent depen...