Members of the Aurora City Council voted Monday to confirm Todd Chamberlain as the new police chief. Several citizens voiced strong opposition, criticizing the lack of community involvement in the decision-making process.
Whooping cough cases in Colorado have tripled, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.’
Whooping cough cases have tripled in Colorado since 2023, according to CDC Read More »
South Adams Fire posted a message on X that crews responded to a large warehouse fire that happened near 60th Avenue on Saturday.
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A derailment of a mile-long freight train that injured two crew members overnight is under investigation. It happened in the eastern part of Boulder near Foothills Hospital, close to the intersection of Arapahoe Avenue and 48th Street. Â
Aurora’s newly named police chief Todd Chamberlain introduced himself to the public in a news conference on Thursday. The city made the announcement just the day before, amid criticism that the position had been filled without input from community leaders.Â
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The City of Lakewood wants to extend a measure lifting TABOR limits for the city. The city council approved putting the question on the ballot which will ask voters to not only extend the measure that expires next year but make that move permanent.
Despite a growing and diverse community, Westminster remains one of the few big Colorado cities to have a council comprised of only at-large members. Â
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A fight broke out Saturday between a group of people making a late-night visit to a friend’s gravesite in Wheat Ridge.Â
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More than 50 years after being injured in the Vietnam War, a Larimer County veteran received one of the armed service’s most distinguished medals — the Purple Heart.Â
A Colorado judge sentenced a man to 143 years for a crime spree that involved threatening a Burger King employee with a gun, discharging the firearm inside a convenience store, and multiple shootings throughout Aurora.
