Denver Courtyard Next To Homeless Shelter Quietly Shutting Its Doors
A longtime Courtyard by Marriott in Denver’s Central Park neighborhood looks to be on its way out, with front-desk staff telling guests they have stopped taking reservations. Employees at the hotel at 7415 E. 41st Ave. said Friday that the property is no longer accepting future bookings, although walk-in guests can...
CCRC sued by prospect who says he was denied admission because he takes dementia...
A federal lawsuit accuses a luxury senior living provider of housing discrimination, saying that it used “unlawful, false stereotypes” in denying a prospective resident’s housing application based on his prescription medication. John Headley, a retired physician, alleges that he was denied admission to move into an...
Coroner identifies snowboarder who died after crash at Keystone
The Summit County Coroner’s Office has released the name of the man who died after a snowboarding crash at Keystone Resort on Jan. 19. Coroner Amber Flenniken wrote in an email that the man was 32-year-old Aurora resident William Marcus Hunnicutt. The Summit County Sheriff’s Office had previously stated the...
Aurora police seek suspects in apartment shooting
Police are looking for several suspects involved in a shooting at an apartment in Aurora on Saturday.
Fatal three-car crash on I-225 in Aurora leaves one dead, one injured
AURORA | An unidentified man died in a three-car crash on I-225 in Aurora Friday evening, and two others were injured, police said. The crash occurred at about 6 p.m. on northbound I-225, just north of East 17th Avenue, according to Aurora police spokesperson Matthew Wells-Longshore. “The preliminary investigation...
1 taken to hospital after shooting in Thornton
Police are investigating a shooting that took place in Thornton on Sunday night.
Snowy, cold conditions prompt some schools to go on delayed start
Extremely cold conditions in Colorado along with some light, accumulating snow have prompted some school districts to go on a delayed start to start the week.
Lakewood Police Seize Quarter Pound of Meth and Cash in Late-Night Traffic Stop Drug...
The Lakewood Police Department announced a significant drug bust on their social media platforms, following a traffic stop that snowballed into a felony drug arrest. The incident took place late Tuesday evening at the junction of Wadsworth and West 9th Avenue, where Lakewood agents pulled over a driver who ended up...
Denver mom says apartment mold made her sick; city confirms complaints
A Denver woman says repeated mold concerns at her apartment complex have left her feeling unsafe in her home and worried about her child's health, prompting her to contact the city.
‘Shrek’ Freak flags will continue to fly in Parker despite audience complaints
High school drops sponsorship but Pride flags remain in homegrown staging of popular musical Let your freak flag fly … just not your Pride flags. That was the message for the cast of a local stage production of “Shrek the Musical” this week. The 2008 Tony Award-winning stage adaptation of the 2001 hit film “Shrek” […]
