Aurora Police Investigate Weapons Call At Tent In I-225 Median Near 6th Avenue
Aurora police officers responded to a weapons call that took them to a tent that was pitched in the median of Interstate 225 near 6th Avenue.
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Aurora police officers responded to a weapons call that took them to a tent that was pitched in the median of Interstate 225 near 6th Avenue.
South Metro Fire Rescue and the Arapahoe County Sheriff's Office are looking for a suspect wanted in an arson investigation.
Tuesday is the final day that parents in the Douglas County School District can submit feedback about the choices for the new superintendent to the school board.
Neighbors reacted to the news that a box containing donated human heads, intended for medical research, was stolen from a medical van.
Aurora Police Department responded to a tent in the median of a stretch of Interstate 225 Tuesday morning.
Passengers checked in to return to Georgia from Steamboat Springs, but the weather turned bad and there were no rental cars.
Colorado State Patrol responded to a rollover crash on Washington Street just north of Denver in Adams County Tuesday morning that led to the death of the driver.
Clear Creek County officials will host a virtual meeting on Tuesday night which will include public comment about changing the name of Mount Evans.
According to the FBI, violent crime is up 17% in our state, burglary has increased 48%, and auto theft has jumped 86%.
A lawsuit heard on Monday is the latest hurdle for Marshall Fire victims trying to get debris cleaned up so they can start rebuilding.
A judge sentenced a 20-year-old man for his role in the attack and fire at the Aurora Municipal Courthouse during protests in 2020.
From 11 p.m. to about 4 in the morning, a Boulder teacher, Sarah Carr, is teaching literature to Ukrainian students, as many of them watch their country unravel.
The suit pits 12 protestors who say they were injured by police weapons and tactics versus the city, claiming the City and County of Denver failed to properly train police staff in the use of less lethal weapons and crowd control.
Skies will be clearing out over most of Colorado by Tuesday morning. With one exception being mountain areas north of I-70 where there may be few lingering light, snow flurries off and on during the day.
The Summit County Sheriff's Office reports that between a 911 call at 2:50 P.M. Sunday afternoon and somewhere around 5 p.m., William Dixon was running wild inside the Eisenhower/Johnson tunnel westbound.
