Downhill Speed Camera in Wheat Ridge, Colorado, Mailed About 17,000 Tickets in Two Months,...
The speed camera that watches downhill traffic on Kipling Street in Wheat Ridge, Colorado, issued 8,879 citations in August and about 8,100 in September, while the camera covering the uphill side issued 628 and 702, CBS Colorado reported on Oct. 27. Drivers who were cited averaged about 52 mph in a 40 mph zone. The fine is $40, it goes to the registered owner by mail, and it carries no points.
HOA special assessments batter Colorado homeowners with thousands of dollars in fees: ‘This has...
The notice arrived in Beth Hayden’s inbox in May. Hayden, who has lived in her Peachwood townhome in Aurora since 2001, learned she was required to pay a $7,000 special assessment because every building in the community needed a new roof, and her homeowners association did not have enough cash on hand to cover the cost of its insurance company’s deductible.
Griswold’s Office Faces New Motion Over Missing $25K Report, Eight Months Later
The dispute over a $25,000 report commissioned by Colorado Secretary of State Jena Griswold's office now centers on whether the document can be located and who was responsible for keeping it. Eight months after a Denver nonprofit requested the report on staff turnover, the office has not produced it, and the consultant who prepared the work has demanded legal immunity before discussing what happened to it.
Roll Call: Every opening and closing in October
Opening a restaurant in Denver can be a spooky situation for those brave enough to take that risk. But this Halloween, we look back on October and see quite a few steel-hearted souls who walked through the valley of permits, high rents and expensive costs to open a record number of restaurants this month.
Aurora Woman Dies After Van Strikes Her Near Colfax and Scranton
Scranton St. & E. Colfax Ave. — Reported Intersection of Fatal Crash. A woman has died after being struck by a van while crossing East Colfax Avenue near Scranton Street in Aurora, in a crash that unfolded Thursday evening. Officers arrived to find her lying in the roadway, and she was rushed to a hospital, where she later died from her injuries. The driver stayed at the scene afterward.
Jefferson County deputies search for suspect accused of damaging two banks
The Jefferson County Sheriff's Office sought help identifying a man suspected of damaging two banks with a softball bat earlier this month.
Man shot and killed early Saturday morning in north Denver
A man was shot and killed early Saturday morning in Denver’s Clayton neighborhood. Denver Police said officers responded to a shooting call in the 3200 block of East 40th Avenue around 1:45 a.m. A man was found suffering from at least one gunshot wound and was rushed to a hospital, police posted. Saturday afternoon, police […]
CU Buffs vs. Kansas State | 3 takeaways from Colorado’s Halloween win
BOULDER — Exhale, Buff Nation. Colorado has won a Big 12 football game. Deion Sanders and the Buffaloes snapped a five-game losing streak with a 27-24 overtime win over a banged-up Kansas State team Saturday at Folsom Field. Isaac Wilson’s 11-yard pass to tight end Charlie Williams walked it off. It wasn’t always pretty, and it […]
Colorado Parks and Wildlife enacts emergency public fish salvage for Smith Reservoir
Colorado Parks and Wildlife enacted an emergency public fish salvage for Smith Reservoir in Lakewood Friday, effective immediately. The agency acted because seasonal drawdowns put the reservoir's fishery at risk of imminent loss. All bag and possession limits have been lifted at the reservoir. Anglers can harvest largemouth bass, black...
Denver man collecting donations for evacuating residents in southwest Colorado
A man in Denver is helping gather supplies for residents and first responders in southwest Colorado ahead of evacuations and another possible round of flooding.
