Street Sweeping Parking Fines Will Be Handed Out Starting July 8 In Denver
The agency will start handing out fines on Wednesday as the agency began enforcement of that parking policy on July 1.
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The agency will start handing out fines on Wednesday as the agency began enforcement of that parking policy on July 1.
Colorado reported more than 400 new COVID-19 cases on Tuesday, with 173 patients currently hospitalized.
The Broomfield Police Department says there was a 182% increase in illegal fireworks calls this year compared to 2019.
The Jefferson County Health Department said the speedway violated an agreement to limit attendance and promote coronavirus pandemic guidelines on July 4.
This doesn't look to end any time in the near future, we could still have about two more weeks of 90 degree or above temperatures.
The highest railroad in America is undergoing a $100 million renovation from the roadbed, to the tracks, cogs, railcars and the depot.
"It's not unique to Denver at all police around the country responded in unlawful ways to the protests in support of black lives and there have been numerous class action lawsuits in numerous cities."
Colorado reported more than 400 new COVID-19 cases on Tuesday, with 173 patients currently hospitalized.
"By attending the event you absolve the Colorado Prairie Music Arts and Music Council, it's board, volunteers and staff of any liability should you contract COVID-19," the website states.
Denver International Airport is trying to keep its promise of transparency as the Great Hall Project moves forward.
With record heat in the forecast, officials from Denver Animal Protection are reminding drivers to never leave their pets alone in vehicles.
Curbside pickup begins at the Denver Public Library on Tuesday. The pickup is for items that were placed on hold before the coronavirus closure.
West Metro Fire Rescue crews battled a house fire that started outside the home and moved into the attic.
The lawsuit alleges that the e-cigarette company JUUL used deceptive advertising to target youth and downplayed its addictive nicotine concentration and health risks.
The FBI and the Aurora Police Department are searching for a man who robbed 3 different banks.
