Former IRS employee in Denver charged with false tax returns for drug dealers
A former IRS employee and owner of a tax preparation business in Denver faces a dozen charges stemming from alleged money laundering and false tax returns.
EDITORIAL: Local cops acting as immigration police makes everyone unsafe
The debate about the relationship between local police and the people they protect is spelled out by a Colorado ballot question focused on immigration. Proposed Constitutional Amendment 81 would require local police and sheriff deputies to determine whether certain people charged with crimes are “lawfully present” in t
Taste of Fort Collins Takes Over Washington Park
FORT COLLINS — One of Fort Collins’ signature community festivals returns with a new spot on the calendar when Taste of Fort Collins fills Washington Park on Saturday and Sunday, Sept. 26–27. The two-day festival combines live music, food, local businesses, artisan vendors and family activities, with nationally known p
Boulder Valley school board votes to close 4 schools, reconfigure 2, relocate 2
The Boulder Valley School District will close four elementary schools, restructure grade levels at two K-8 schools and relocate two elementary focus schools in response to continued enrollment declines. The school board voted 5-2 Tuesday to approve the district’s proposal, which was announced about a month ago. Parents
Aurora residents demand involvement in new plan for data center
Residents in northeast Aurora are demanding more information and increased safety monitoring as the permit process for one of the largest data centers ever proposed in the state moves forward.
After probation arrest, new criminal cases pile up against Gavin Pobst
A former Fort Carson solider who served time in military prison after scamming multiple women in a ticket scheme is again behind bars and faces new charges in the Denver metro area.
Commerce City police investigate deadly collision involving semi
Police in Commerce City investigated a deadly crash involving a semi that shut down Highway 2.
World Trade Center Denver names new CEO
The international trade organization designed to help Colorado’s economy become more global has a new leader. World Trade Center Denver named Stephanie Garnica as CEO to run the 39-year-old organization, a news release on Monday said. She will begin Oct. 6. Garnica has more than 20 years of experience in international
Horror as intruder breaks into enormous hospital and disrupts its OXYGEN supply
An unknown suspect tampered with the oxygen supply at UCHealth of Colorado Hospital in Aurora around 3.30am on September 3, hospital officials said.
$150,000 Reward Offered After Postal Carrier Robbed At Gunpoint In Denver
U.S. Postal Inspection Service is offering a reward of up to $150,000 after a Denver postal carrier was robbed at gunpoint on Monday. The U.S. Postal Inspection Service (USPIS) is offering a reward of up to $150,000 after a Denver postal carrier was robbed at gunpoint on Monday. USPIS said...
