Colorado Shootings
Photos related to the deadly July 20, 2012 shootings in Aurora, Colo.
Colo. shooting: Police pleaded for ambulances
As the horror unfolded for police first on the scene of the Colorado theater massacre, the officers repeatedly sent out urgent pleas for more ambulances even as a two-man crew and their rig were idling just a few miles away.
Jesse Jackson to meet family of a shooting victim
The Rev. Jesse Jackson is visiting Aurora to meet with theater shooting victims and renew his call for a ban on assault weapons.
No medical bills for some Colo. shooting victims
Some of the victims fighting for their lives after being wounded in the movie-theater shooting rampage may face another challenge when they get out of the hospital: enormous medical bills without the benefit of health insurance.
Colo. shooting survivor forgives alleged gunman
A survivor of the deadly shootings at a Colorado movie theater says he has forgiven the alleged gunman.
Neighbors of accused Colo. shooter allowed home
Neighbors of the accused Colorado theater shooter are being allowed back home after investigators spent days combing the apartment of James Holmes.
Fear prompts gun sales, panic after Colo. massacre
Firearms sales are surging in the wake of the Colorado movie massacre as buyers express fears about both personal safety and lawmakers who are using the shooting to seek new weapons restrictions.
Debating assault weapons
Cal Thomas and Bob Beckel, commentators
Baby of man wounded in Colo. shooting is born
When Katie Medley gave birth to healthy baby boy at University of Colorado Hospital, her husband Caleb, wounded in Colorado's theater shooting, lay in a medically induced coma one floor below her.
Batman star Christian Bale visits shooting victims
Batman star Christian Bale visited survivors of the Colorado theater shooting Tuesday, and thanked medical staff and police officers who responded to the attack that killed 12 people and injured 58 others.
Victims' families urge less usage of Holmes' name
Some relatives of people killed in the Colorado theater shooting are urging television news outlets to resist using alleged killer James Holmes' name and image in their stories for fear it gives him the infamy they believe he craves.
Judge bars cameras from shooting suspect's hearing
A judge is barring news cameras from the next court hearing for the man accused of opening fire at a movie theater showing "The Dark Knight Rises."
Ex-legislator apologizes for post on shooting
A former Arizona legislator known for sponsoring the state's anti-illegal immigration law is apologizing for comments he made about the Colorado movie theater shooting that some interpreted as an attack on the victims.
Fine line: Shedding light on crime vs. spotlight on criminal
James Alan Fox, criminal justice professor, Northeastern University
3 arrested in separate 'Dark Knight' incidents
At least 3 men accused of making threats during or after watching the new Batman movie have been arrested in separate incidents, underscoring moviegoers' anxieties and heightened security in the wake of a deadly mass shooting at a Colorado theater showing the film.
Fund established to help Aurora victim with Md. ties
Petra Anderson, 22, is a musician and composer, who is enrolled in the University of Maryland's graduate program for music. Her brain defect may have saved her life after she was shot during the Aurora, Colo. massacre.
Colorado shooting puts police chief in spotlight
Dan Oates is an articulate, straightforward man who, as police chief in Colorado's third largest city, is passionate about his community _ and his officers.
How can we prevent mass killings like Aurora?
On the morning of the latest mass shooting, in a place that has become synonymous with tragedy, Tom Mauser's phone started ringing at 5 a.m. When he turned on the news his first thought was "Oh God," followed by an immediate: "Not again."
Obama honors Colorado victims with military ties
President Barack Obama has honored four victims of the Colorado theater attack who had ties to the military.
A look at the lives of Colorado shooting victims
A U.S. Navy veteran who served three tours of duty in the Middle East. A 6-year-old girl excited about learning to swim. A Target employee who shielded his girlfriend and her brother with his own body. They and nine others were killed in the shooting rampage during a midnight showing of "The Dark Knight Rises" in a Denver suburb. Here are their stories:
'Suspicious' packages at Colo. university harmless
Hazardous material experts say two suspicious packages found at the University of Colorado's Aurora campus are harmless.
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