Category: 1. Iran

A Longmont man was arrested and indicted for his role in “Greggy’s Cult,” a group of five men that solicited children on popular gaming platforms like Discord and Roblox, and lured them into making sexual assault material between January…

After about 13 hours of deliberations, jurors found 30-year-old Dylan Miller guilty of violating the civil rights of a teenage girl who accused him of sexually assaulting her while on duty in August of 2023.

Judge Nina Wang shared the verdict in…

A train derailed in western Colorado on Tuesday, crashing into the Gunnison River south of Grand Junction, investigators said.

The Union Pacific Railroad freight train ran into a rockslide near Whitewhiter, about 10 miles southeast of Grand…

Winters in Colorado bring plenty of adventures, but snow and ice can make the trek dangerous — especially on mountain roads.

“Whether you’re a native, a new resident or a tourist, driving in Colorado winter weather can be dangerous if…

Snowy, slick conditions across metro Denver on Wednesday night continued to cause road closures and crashes, according to law enforcement and the Colorado Department of Transportation.

As of 7:20 p.m. Wednesday, road closures include:

• Colorado…

According to Mehr News Agency, Ali Heidari, head of the Political Studies Center of the IRGC, wrote that the Sahand 2025 joint anti-terrorism exercise, currently underway in Iran’s East Azarbaijan province, is more than a military drill….

The verdict, announced by Tehran’s civil court, was described by state media as stemming from a lawsuit filed by 607 people said to be families of those killed or injured during the unrest that followed the death of Mahsa Amini in police…

After their hours-long meeting at the Kremlin on Tuesday, US special envoy Steve Witkoff and Trump’s son-in-law Jared Kushner, were set to meet top Ukrainian negotiator Rustem Umerov in Florida on Thursday.

Speaking to reporters in the Oval…