Thermal imaging helps find suspects hiding in Westminster attic
SWAT used thermal imaging on a Westminster apartment to find and take three suspects, one wanted in an armed robbery, into custody.
Christian coffee shop owner helping homeless faces protests in far-left city
Jamie Sanchez, owner of The Drip Café in Denver, which employs formerly homeless people, has encountered regular protests from communists.
Cost of providing foster care to Denver refugee children balloons to $2.6 million
The Denver City Council voted Monday to add almost $1.5 million to $1.1 million in previous contracts to provide foster care for refugee children from Oct. 1, 2023, to Sept. 30, 2026.
Second woman arrested after hit-and-run on Waneka Parkway in Lafayette
A pair of Lafayette twin sisters are in custody after police say one of them intentionally hit a man with her car and fled the scene in Lafayette last week. The second sister, who police say threatened the man, was arrested Wednesday, July 9. Jennifer Darlene Dolloff, 43, was arrested...
Broomfield police notes for June 30 to July 6
8 a.m.: Authorities took a report regarding motor vehicle theft on the 300 block of Interlocken Crescent. 1:09 p.m.: Police took a report of third-degree assault on the 12200 block of Perry Street. 8:30 p.m.: Broomfield police took a report of theft on the 12100 block of Sheridan Boulevard. 9:41...
Denver Hotel Employee Freaks Out at Breakfast Bar, ‘The Continental Breakfast is Canceled’
I’ve been fired from a job or two in the past, and can definitely understand the feeling of disappointment and failure that comes along with it. However, I can also say that I’ve never destroyed company property or made a fool of myself in public just because I got laid off. Well, one Denver, Colorado, woman decided...
Speed enforcement cameras to be deployed around highway construction sites
Colorado highways and interstates will soon feature speed enforcement cameras.
Woman Defrauded Longmont and Denver Banks For $188,000, No Arrests Have Been Made
The Longmont Police and Denver Police are both investigating cases of bank fraud in which a woman successfully withdrew $100,000 from a Longmont victim’s bank account and $88,000 from a Denver victim’s account. Both police departments have released a photo of the same woman who made stops at Adams Bank and Trust in...
Denver cracks down on neglected, derelict buildings with strenghtened laws
Denver is going after abandoned, neglected and derelict buildings in the city that have become an eyesore and a public health hazard. The City Council voted Monday to strengthen its laws governing such buildings, of which there currently are 245, according to a presentation from city staff to the council. Forty of...
Denver leases Colfax motel for $693,543 for Roads to Recovery program for homeless people
The Denver City Council voted Monday to spend up to $693,543 to lease 38 rooms in the Sand and Sage Motel at 8405 and 8415 East Colfax Ave. for the Roads to Recovery program. The lease comes to $95.68 per unit per night, according to the contract. The lease runs through the end of this year.
