West Metro Fire Agrees To Settle Retiree Lawsuit For $1.2M
The West Metro Fire Protection District has reached an agreement to pay 70 retired firefighters and their families $1.2 million to settle a class action lawsuit over retiree health benefits.
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The West Metro Fire Protection District has reached an agreement to pay 70 retired firefighters and their families $1.2 million to settle a class action lawsuit over retiree health benefits.
Mayoral candidate Jamie Giellis accused Denver Mayor Michael Hancock of covering up projected cost overruns and delays on DIA's Great Hall Project during a debate Wednesday night at Denver's Art Museum.
The Great Hall Project developer says the project's price tag grew by 47%, nearly $1 billion.
An immigration lawyer and his law firm are being sued. They are accused of winning bids at a National Western Stock Show auction and then failing to pay.
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When state Rep. Patrick Neville was considering a good location to hold a March 9 town hall meeting with constituents, he didn't think long before settling on a gun store in Castle Rock.
Experts estimate 80% of online puppy selling websites are scams using stolen puppy photos to peddle nonexistent pups.
A new construction update obtained by CBS4 says Denver International Airport's massive terminal redevelopment will be delayed yet again.
The new sheriff in Elbert County, Tim Norton, has released to CBS4 previously-suppressed body camera footage of the controversial 2018 death of Christopher 'Matt' Poer.
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Struggling businesses in the northern part of Denver can apply for up to $5,000 in grant money.
The director of street maintenance for Denver and the manager of street maintenance operations have been placed on "investigatory leave."
A new survey on Initiative 300 shows the 'Right To Survive' measure losing in next week's Denver election by nearly a two to one margin.
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