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Colorado Parks and Wildlife unveils website redesign
Colorado Parks and Wildlife launched a website redesign Wednesday in hopes of revamping the agency’s information flows and offering a more visually appealing site. “Reimagining a website as robust as ours is no easy task, and while we know changes are always a challenge, we think you’ll find this website more dynamic, functional, and easier for you, our customers and partners, to use,” said CPW Branding and Communications Section Manager Rebecca Ferrell, in a news release.
Clear Creek authorities identify body of man in "suspicious" death
The Clear Creek Sheriff's Office says deputies are investigating a death in Idaho Springs they're calling "suspicious."Saturday night, the coroner's office identified the man as 57-year-old Paul Peavey.The sheriff's office said earlier in the day that his death, in the 1000 block of Two Brothers Road in Idaho Springs, was under investigation. Later in the evening, Peavey was identified and the sheriff's office said it was investigating his death as a homicide.Initially, the sheriff's office said it received a report of a missing person in that same area from earlier in the week and initially couldn't say whether the homicide victim was the person reported missing, but Saturday night, it said Peavey was the man reported missing.The sheriff's office said it doesn't believe the public is in danger, but also said investigators have not yet identified a suspect.
Unregistered and Uninsured? Aurora’s Bold Move Could Leave You Car-less!
Aurora City Council Considers Impounding Unregistered and Uninsured Vehicles. The Aurora City Council is set to discuss a new proposal that could lead to the impoundment of vehicles lacking proper registration and insurance. The proposal, introduced by Council Member Stephanie Hancock, aims to empower police officers to impound vehicles for various offenses, particularly focusing on the surge of unregistered and uninsured vehicles on the city’s roads.
Woman shot by deputy after pursuit facing multiple charges
Tuesday, Deputies shot a woman who was allegedly armed with a gun after an early morning chase through Larimer County. Saturday, the sheriff’s office said she was booked in jail on a previous warrant and multiple new charges.
Construction Workers Find World War 2 Era Bomb in Colorado
I am pretty sure that every construction worker who has ever lived has always wanted to unearth something historical. I know I would want to find something amazing if I were digging deep into the dirt. There were times when I was a kid when I hoped I would find a fossil of a Tyrannosaurus Rex or a Triceratops while digging on the side of the house. That never happened. I did, however, find a couple of bottle caps and a few nails that were buried.
Cardinals Set to Host Denver Sunday Night
BEAUMONT, Texas – Lamar University's soccer team returns to the LU Soccer Complex Sunday night for a home matchup against the University of Denver. Kick-off is scheduled for 7:00 p.m. Big Red battled Abilene Christian to a scoreless draw on Thursday. The Cardinals finished with six shots in the...
Ex-Broncos quarterback meets Bo Nix, calls him ready to start as a rookie | NFL Insider
Rookie quarterback Bo Nix already has available mentors in former Broncos star quarterbacks John Elway and Peyton Manning. Now another notable former Denver quarterback is willing to join the group. Jake Plummer, who played for the Broncos from 2003-06, introduced himself to Nix at Wednesday’s practice at Broncos Park. That...
Littleton High School Football Team Under Investigation Following Assault Allegations, Activities Suspended
Allegations of assault within the Littleton High School football team have prompted an investigation by local authorities, in an unfolding situation that has suspended team activities and prompted a community-wide call for information, as reported by Denver7. Superintendent Todd Lambert of Littleton Public Schools (LPS) addressed the issue in a letter, citing the need for transparency and respect for the community's trust in student education.
Colorado fire crews respond to warehouse fire in Adams County
South Adams Fire posted a message on X that crews responded to a large warehouse fire that happened near 60th Avenue on Saturday.Initially, Commerce City police posted a message on X that there was a large warehouse fire happening in the 4300 block of 60th Avenue, which led to road closures. South Adams Fire responded to the fire along with Adams County Fire, North Metro Fire, Platte Valley Ambulance, and Commerce City PD.South Adams Fire issued an update that the fire was out while crews remained on the scene to cover hot spots.
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