DENVER (AP) - A Denver man who allegedly admitted breaking into a Borders bookstore and placing three homemade bombs at the site has been indicted by a federal grand jury on charges of arson and ...

Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... A federal judge on Thursday sentenced the man who planted explosives at a bookstore in Colorado Mills mall to 20 years in prison despite pleas from family ...

Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Federal charges were filed Friday against the man accused of planting explosive devices at a Lakewood mall. David J. Lawless, 30, was charged with one count ...

David Lawless stands accused of planting anemic explosive devices at Colorado Mills on Saturday, around the same time a bunch of windows were broken at a nearby Best Buy — and Lawless is the suspect ...