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Dillon Reservoir could sink below 2002 drought levels by next spring

Denver Water says Dillon Reservoir is at 64% of capacity and could drop below 50% by next spring. Officials say it could take years to fully refill.
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Aurora Turns Old Highway Building Into Fire Station, Could Cut Response Times by 7...

A former highway maintenance facility and visitor center near E-470 and Aurora Highlands Parkway is being converted into Aurora's 18th fire station, and city fire officials say it could shave crucial minutes off emergency response times in one of the city's fastest-growing corners. Aurora Fire Rescue Chief Alec Oughton said the new station, known as Station 18, is expected to cut response times in parts of Aurora Highlands by seven to 10 minutes.
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Lockheed Martin to bring 1,250 new jobs in Colorado expansion

Lockheed Martin Space is bringing as many as 1,250 new jobs to its operations in Douglas and Jefferson counties, the company announced. Kate Watt, the aerospace company’s vice president of strategy and business development, announced the move at a Denver Metro Chamber of Commerce gathering Thursday evening in Denver’s RiNo district. Gov. Jared Polis flagged […]
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No charges will be filed against driver in deadly e-bike crash

The Arapahoe County Sheriff's Office said on Thursday that it had completed an investigation into a deadly e-bike crash on Sept. 20, concluding that no charges will be filed.
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Kaiser Permanente breaks ground on new Westminster medical offices

Kaiser Permanente breaks ground on Westminster medical offices. Includes third outpatient surgery center in Denver metro. Kaiser Permanente has broken ground on new medical offices in Westminster that will add outpatient surgery, robotic surgery and urgent care services for members in the north metro area. The facility is scheduled to...
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Denver to vote on historic downtown office building conversion

The Denver City Council will vote Monday whether to turn an abandoned office building downtown into a vibrant living and arts space. The council will vote on two agenda items. The first is to grant the Community Arts Stabilization Trust $1.35 million to help purchase the corner unit of the ground floor of the University building at 17th and Glenarm. That will become art studios that also will feature mini-cinemas. According to a presentation from city staff to the council, artists will be requir
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Denver Police Division Chief Magen Dodge, husband placed on leave

Denver Police Division Chief Magen Dodge, the department's highest-ranking female officer, and her husband, Sgt. Justin Dodge, were placed on paid administrative leave Thursday after being notified they are facing disciplinary action for at least one policy violation.
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Denver police Internal Affairs chief, husband face possible discipline

Denver police commander who won $280,000 settlement faces discipline
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Littleton’s $21.4M Santa Fe-Mineral Overhaul Hits Halfway Point, Kills Left Turns

Nichols Ave. & Flat River Pkwy. — Approximate Example Route Toward Mineral. Crews working on Littleton's $21.4 million Santa Fe Drive and Mineral Avenue overhaul have reached the halfway mark, and the most jarring change for drivers is still ahead: every left-turn arrow at the intersection is going away for good. The project is reshaping the busiest and most dangerous crossing in the city, where roughly 90,000 vehicles pass through each day.
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Flock cameras at Aurora schools turned off at councilmembers’ request

The Aurora Police Department shut off 12 Flock cameras at high schools Tuesday after a discussion among Aurora City Councilmembers over the weekend. The cameras were installed in the parking lots of five Aurora high schools in 2025, according to an APD spokesperson. Police officials say the cameras are intended to help keep students safe […]

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