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Annette Loses $8,000 Worth of Fine Wines and Steaks After Midnight Break-in
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Colorado State University names Denver Broncos legend Terrell Davis Athletics ‘Rambassador’
DENVER (KKTV) - On Thursday, Colorado State University announced that former Denver Broncos running back Terrell Davis would be CSU’s Athletics Rambassador. CSU said as Athletics Rambassador, Davis would work with student-athletes and coaches through all 16 of CSU’s sports programs, speak to classes, engage with media, attend CSU events and work with donors and stakeholders.
Denver & Tucson ~ An Autumn Wholesale Buyer’s Bounty
August 23, 2024 - Wholesale gem and mineral buyers have been coming to the annual Denver Gem & Mineral Showcase in September for over fifty years. The gem, mineral, and jewelry shows in Denver have provided a plethora of autumn wholesale dealers from which buyers could stock up for their holiday sales inventory. For many years, Tucson has also hosted an autumn gem and jewelry showcase (not so many minerals) that features many wholesale vendors — the Tucson Fall Gem Showcase, held the week before the Denver Showcase opens. And now, there will be a new, unique, citywide gem and mineral showcase held in Tucson in the fall, on October 3-7. It’s being called the Dealers Tucson Fall Gem & Mineral Show, at which over 25 rock, gem, and mineral warehouses in Tucson, primarily wholesale businesses open year-round, are co-op’ing a new citywide autumn showcase.
Aurora police, FBI Denver agents search for Wells Fargo Bank robbery suspect
The FBI and Aurora police officers are searching for a suspect who robbed a bank earlier this week. The suspect robbed the Wells Fargo Bank at 9000 E. Colfax Ave. on Aug. 21.Investigators said the suspect entered the bank at 4:09 p.m. on Wednesday, demanded money, simulated a weapon under his sweatshirt and then ran away from the bank. The suspect is described as a Hispanic male, about 5-foot-10, 170 pounds. He was wearing a black mask, grey zip-up hoodie and blue shorts. Anyone with information is asked to call the Aurora Police Department at 303.739.6000 or Metro Area Crimestoppers at 720.913.7867.
Hole No. 16 proves difficult at BMW Championship in Castle Pines
Each round of the BMW Championship, The Denver Gazette will pick the most impactful hole at Castle Pines Golf Club:. Notable: The demanding par 3 had plenty of moments on Friday. Denver native Wyndham Clark almost made an ace. Adam Scott put it within three feet during his round of 63. Max Homa hit the ball long and left into the grandstand. Austin Eckroat put the ball in the water and then almost holed his third shot for par. Plenty of action happened on a hole where there were more bogeys (16) than birdies (15). The stroke average was just over par but on a day where scoring was low, the 16th was not easy.
Cross Country: 2024 Aurora City Championship team scores, individual results (boys)
AURORA | Team scores and individual results for the 2024 Aurora City Championship boys cross country meet run on Aug. 22, 2024, at the Aurora Sports Park:. Courtney Oakes is Aurora Sentinel Sports Editor. Reach him at sports@sentinelcolorado.com. Twitter/X: @aurorasports. IG: Sentinel Prep Sports. 2024 AURORA CITY CROSS COUNTRY CHAMPIONSHIPS...
I-25 Southbound Near Pueblo Reopens After Military Convoy Crash, Impairment Investigation Underway for Denver Driver
Early on the morning of August 23, an incident involving a military vehicle and a Ford Expedition resulted in the closure of southbound lanes on I-25 near Pueblo. The Colorado State Patrol responded to the crash just after 4 a.m. at milepost 107. As reported by KDVR, a military convoy, including a Joint Light Tactical Vehicle (JLTV) pulling a trailer with warning lights and a “Convoy Ahead” banner, was struck from the rear by the Expedition.
At the Forefront: Visionary Advances in Eye Care
Momentous advances in eye care are underway at the University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus. From new devices and next-generation treatments for blinding diseases, to applications for artificial intelligence in diagnostics and care, CU Anschutz faculty are spearheading solutions and delivering hope. With over $16 million in research funding over...
Students who endured racist hate while talking to City Council now have their yurt
A few months ago, a group of elementary school students from Monarch Montessori in Montbello came to the Denver City Council to ask for expanded classroom space and improved pedestrian safety. Instead, the students, two of whom are Black, faced racist language and insults from an unidentified person disrupting the...
Littleton PD investigates allegations of assault among LHS football team
Littleton Public Schools shared in a letter on Friday that Littleton High School and Littleton Police Department are investigating allegations of assault among members of the football team.LPS sent the letter via email to the school district community and stated that it was made aware of the allegations through an anonymous tip on Thursday. CBS Colorado reached out to the school district to confirm if this investigation involved both student and adult members of the football team, but LPS did not share more information than what immediately went out in its letter.The school also decided to cancel Friday's football practice, team dinner and Saturday's scrimmage. Littleton PD confirmed with CBS Colorado this is an open investigation, and said it did not have further information pending the ongoing investigation.
Colorado group helps other transgender people escape hostile states, unsafe conditions
Transgender Texans, frequently the targets of antagonistic state legislation and policies, continually weigh the threats to their civil rights against the costs of relocating to safer, more survivable states.
Denver’s Strategy For ‘Pay-As-You-Throw’ Trash Still Needs Work
The city’s plans for residential trash, recycling, and compost services still lack strategy and responsiveness to residents, according to the recent follow-up report from Denver Auditor Timothy O’Brien. “We’ve continued to hear from a lot of residents in the past 18 months who have concerns about their trash...
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