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Migrant who skipped out on Chicago gun case fled to Denver, robbed jewelry store with Venezuelan street gang: report
CHICAGO — A Venezuelan migrant featured in a CWBChicago story about the performance of our city’s ShotSpotter system was part of an armed Venezuelan street gang that violently robbed a Denver jewelry store, the New York Post reports. As we told you in our May 21 story, Jan...
Hit-and-Run Probe Launched After Multi-Car Crash Closes I-25 in Denver, Causes Major Delays
A significant disturbance unfurled on Interstate 25 southbound yesterday morning when a four-car crash closed five of the highway's lanes, causing extensive delays near the notorious "mousetrap" intersection in Denver. As reported by KDVR, the incident was recorded at around 11 a.m. near milepost 215.5 and spurred an investigation by...
Women in leadership roles with DU Athletics proud to inspire next generation
Two female former student athletes who now work for DU Athletics describe their experiences at the University of Denver as full circle moments. From the moment Mia Sundstrom and Kacie Dohrmann stepped on the Colorado campus, they were inspired. Dohrmann played volleyball in college and is excited to now "be on a staff here where I was a student athlete and see the incredible support staff that still surrounds our student athletes." She is the Deputy Athletic Director for the DU Pioneers. "(I was) the one standing in line waiting for an autograph, begging my parents...
Wildlife closure lifted at Carolyn Holmberg Preserve
All trails are open at Carolyn Holmberg Preserve in Superior after a wildlife closure was lifted, but the parking lot, restroom, kiosk and picnic shelter remain closed for improvements until Oct. 15. Limited parking is available along 104th Street. Pedestrian, equestrian and bike access is available just south of the...
Get Gil riding again: Denver fixture in need of new bike to get his freedom back
For years, he's zipped around Denver on his decked-out bike as a way to connect to friends and maintain freedom. But now without wheels, the community is stepping up to help get Gil back out there.
Wanted Denver Homicide Suspect Arrested for Shoplifting in Las Cruces
A man wanted for a homicide in Denver was arrested this week in Las Cruces after being caught shoplifting. Oscar Martinez, 48, from Denver, was taken into custody on Tuesday near Roadrunner Parkway and Foothills Road. Police were searching for someone matching his description after a shoplifting report from a nearby Walgreens, according to the City of Las Cruces.
Colorado jobs data paints a pretty grim picture for Denver employment
Colorado is still adding jobs, but the growth is uneven. The state gained 4,800 jobs in July when compared to last year, according to preliminary information collected by the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. Meanwhile, the unemployment rate, while up from post-pandemic lows, is still relatively low at 3.9 percent.
New semester brings key login changes at MSU Denver
As a new semester begins at Metropolitan State University of Denver, Roadrunners returning to campus will notice several significant changes to how they connect to campus Wi-Fi and access University computers. Here’s a rundown of the three major updates you need to know about, along with an important checklist from Information Technology Services that will ensure a smooth technical start to the semester.
Police share details on back-to-back downtown Denver shootings
While officers with the Denver Police Department were providing aid to a man an officer shot on Aug. 3, police say more shots were fired in a separate group of people nearby. On Friday, police revealed details of the investigations in a press conference.
Prosecutors add new charge for driver in crash that killed two women on I-70
The man charged for the death of two women in a crash on August 5 faced another charge. Prosecutors have already charged Walter Montejo, 26, with two counts of Involuntary Manslaughter, one count of Assault, and one count of Driving While Revoked/Suspended. He now faces another misdemeanor charge of Operating...
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