North Korea has held the Pyongyang International Marathon for the first time in six years, welcoming some 200 foreign runners to the streets of the reclusive country’s capital.
The marathon, which was launched in 1981, took place annually in April…
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Iran puts army on high alert Reuters
Tehran has reportedly told its neighbors in the Middle East not to support a potential US attack
Iran has placed its forces on high alert, warning neighboring countries that host American bases not to support potential US strikes, Reuters reported…
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Iran puts army on high alert – Reuters
Tehran has reportedly told its neighbors in the Middle East not to support a potential US attack
Iran has placed its forces on high alert, warning neighboring countries that host American bases…
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Xinhua world news summary at 0050 GMT, April 7
NEW YORK — Protests erupted in dozens of cities across the United States on Saturday over the controversial policies unveiled by U.S. President Donald Trump’s administration since January.
Crowds of protesters took to the streets to oppose Trump…
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Daily World Briefing, April 7
Protests erupt in U.S. cities against Trump’s policiesProtests erupted in dozens of cities across the United States on Saturday over the controversial policies unveiled by U.S. President Donald Trump’s administration since January.Crowds of…
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Man raised “replica firearm” at officers before shooting
Denver police announced during a briefing Thursday that a man raised a “replica firearm” before he was fatally shot by officers last month.
Chief Ron Thomas said shortly after the March 20 shooting in an alley near 35th Avenue and Humboldt…
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Woman sues Dao House near Estes Park after balcony fall
A Broomfield woman is suing a lodge near Estes Park after she got locked out and stuck on a balcony and had to jump off to escape, breaking her ribs, neck and back, according to court records.
Diana Gathright, 60, was staying at Dao House on April…
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Arizona man convicted of targeting four Christian churches with bomb hoaxes
WASHINGTON, D.C. — An Arizona man has been found guilty of crimes related to his plot to target Christian churches in several states, including Colorado.
A federal jury found Zimnako Salah, 45, of Phoenix, Arizona, guilty of the charges against…
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Colorado man claims faulty witness IDs led to wrongful conviction
James Garner, seen here in an undated photo, was convicted of a 2009 bar shooting, but claims he is innocent and was misidentified by witnesses. (Photo provided by Korey Wise Innocence Project) A Colorado man imprisoned for 15 years says he was…
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Bomb threat reported at Aurora’s Liberty Middle School
Aurora police are investigating a bomb threat reported after hours at Liberty Middle School, officials said Thursday.
The building was evacuated and after-school activities canceled when police received the report, the Aurora Police Department…
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