Disclaimer: This article contains mentions of suicide. Reader discretion is advised. A Netflix documentary titled Tread revisits Marvin Heemeyer’s Killdozer rampage in Granby, Colorado, in 2004.

THIS is the horrifying moment a “Killdozer” rampage destroyed a small American town and caused more than $5 million in damages to residents’ homes and businesses. Marvin Heemeyer became an ...

Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... There are many ways to look at “Tread,” the Netflix documentary about a June 4, 2004, rampage through the town of Granby by local ...

Author: Deterioration of communication between institutions and an individual may be cause for catastrophe “There’s probably a Marv Heemeyer or two in every small community in America,” said Patrick ...

In the summer of 2004, Marvin Heemeyer fortified a bulldozer with armor and stormed the town of Granby, immediately rolling into Colorado history. To many – particularly those of a libertarian stripe ...

The Granby cartoonist who goes by the nom de plume Mister V (real name: Matt Veraldo) had originally planned to have the full graphic novel collecting all of his serial work on the story of Marv ...

Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Tucked in the mountains between Winter Park and Grand Lake sits a small community of 2,000 people that was thrust into the national spotlight when one of its ...

Was Marvin Heemeyer a hero? A patriot? In certain circles, 4 June marks the anniversary of "Killdozer Day," a 2004 rampage in the city of Granby, Colorado, that damaged more than a dozen buildings and ...

Longtime Sky-Hi News editor and publisher Patrick Brower was hard at work on a bright early June day when sheriff’s deputies suddenly appeared at the newspaper office with news that would shake the ...

The author of the new book “KILLDOZER: The True Story of the Colorado Bulldozer Rampage,” will speak and sign books from 5-7 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 8 at The Next Page bookstore in Frisco. The author, ...