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Department of Justice investigating Littleton Public Schools after video captured bus aide abusing children with special needs
LITTLETON, Colo. — A former bus aide faces multiple felony charges on the state level for abusing at-risk children. Now, federal investigators are getting involved. Kiarra Jones, a former bus aid for Littleton Public Schools, faces 11 charges after families of children who rode on her bus released video to media earlier this year showing punches and elbows to a child’s body.
Denver celebrates completion of 3 blocks along 16th Street Mall
Denver Mayor Mike Johnston helped celebrate the reopening of three blocks along the 16th Street Mall on Thursday. The renovated portion of the mall between Wazee and Larimer opened to the public with a marching band and huge golden doors.Business owners and other community leaders celebrated the progress of the huge construction project. "The 16th Street Mall is one of the most visited attractions in the city, it is the lifeblood of downtown Denver, whether it's workers or travelers coming from Union Staton or tourists taking in the sites... everyone comes here," said one representative during the celebration. The MallRide will begin to gradually return to 16th Street in the fall of this year as consecutive blocks open along the mall. A completion date for the mall project is set for next fall.
Giants Steal Away Vikings ‘Fan Favorite,’ Broncos Players in Roster Moves
The New York Giants made some additions to their practice squad on August 29 and signed cornerbacks Duke Shelley and Art Green, as well as defensive tackle Elijah Garcia. Of the three, Shelley comes with the most experience. He played in 52 regular-season games with 11 starts for the Chicago Bears, Minnesota Vikings and Los Angeles Rams, according to Giants.com. He also played one postseason game for all three teams.
Broncos' Devaughn Vele: Ready for game action
Vele "appears ready for game action" as a rookie, and his development is what ultimately led to his former teammate Tim Patrick's release, Nick Kosmider of The Athletic reports. Vele impressed throughout the summer, and according to Kosmider, was the "surprise star of camp" that was "good for at least...
New and Exciting Discount Grocery Store Is Coming to Windsor
There is going to be a new grocery store option in Windsor. With grocery store prices going through the roof, many of us are looking for cheaper options to feed ourselves and our families. Many of us in Colorado are looking for cheaper and more affordable options. Well, a discount...
J.K. Stone USA ~ From Modest Beginnings to Wholesale Mineral Market Leader
Frank Wang’s interest in importing began as the owner of a small retail gift shop in the San Francisco Bay area back in the 1990s and early 2000s. Today, Frank is the company owner of J.K. Stone USA, which operates the J.K. Stone USA showroom in Lakewood, Colorado, and two wholesale warehouses, one in Denver and another in Tucson. In addition to his showroom and warehouses, Frank hosts the J.K. Stone Denver Warehouse Show, an official show of the annual Denver Gem & Mineral Showcase in September, and the J.K. Stone Tucson Warehouse Show, one of the 40+ official shows of the annual Tucson Gem, Mineral & Fossil Showcase in January-February.
1975 Ford F250 Crew Cab From Specalty Auto Auction
A unique $150k build with a fusion of classic style and modern performance. At the upcoming 2024 Fall Auto Auction, car enthusiasts will have the rare opportunity to bid on a truly unique vehicle: a 1975 Ford F250 Crew Cab, which has undergone an extensive transformation to blend classic appeal with modern performance and comfort. This standout lot, numbered 53, exemplifies both meticulous craftsmanship and innovative engineering.
Denver mayor opens 215 units of housing, pushes for $100 million sales tax hike
Denver officially opened more than 200 units of affordable housing from an old hotel, a project that used $13.6 million in federal funding. Mayor Mike Johnston said the new housing is part of a larger regional solution to homelessness, which spiked this year, based on an annual count, despite tens of millions of dollars allocated by the administration on the crisis.
9 players cut by Broncos this week have landed with new teams
The Denver Broncos made 38 roster moves earlier this week to get down to a 53-man roster ahead of the 2024 season. Of the 22 players that were waived by Denver, only one — offensive tackle Demontrey Jacobs — was claimed. Jacobs was picked up by the New England Patriots on Wednesday.
Colorado Mayor Tells Fox News Apartment Buildings In His City ‘Have Fallen’ to Violent Venezuelan Gang
Mayor Mike Coffman (R), the mayor of Aurora, Colorado, joined Fox News on Thursday to discuss reports of a violent Venezuelan gang taking over apartment complexes in his city, which the local police department has said they can’t confirm as of yet. “Mayor thank you very much for coming...
Man accused of killing his boss to hide a King Soopers payroll scheme convicted of murder
AURORA | A man accused of orchestrating a payroll scheme that bilked King Soopers out of thousands of dollars was convicted of first-degree murder Thursday in connection with the shooting death of his former boss. Jerrelle Smith, 44, was convicted of first-degree murder and racketeering charges after a three-week trial...
Store owners near Colfax & Havana say crime keeps getting worse
Crime is continuing at a shopping area in Aurora where some people are now afraid to go, and the mayor says improving safety there is a priority. The area is near the intersection of Havana Street and East Colfax Avenue.The trouble was originally centered around a Walmart. The store ended up closing because of it. Thieves and criminals since then have essentially just moved down the street to a Target."A patrol car leaves, people come right back to what they were doing," Mayor Mike Coffman said of police's efforts to stop the criminal behavior. Coffman said store owners have told...
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