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Man charged with threatening election officials in Colorado and Arizona
A 45-year-old resident of southwestern Colorado faced a federal judge on Monday on charges that he made online death threats against election officials as well as other government employees. The officials are from Colorado and Arizona, according to the U.S. Attorney's Office. Law enforcement officers arrested Teak Brockbank in the town of Cortez where he lives late last week. He was taken into federal custody and will remain there until at least Wednesday, when a U.S. Attorney's Office spokesperson said Brockbank has a detention hearing scheduled. "We allege that the defendant made detailed death threats against election officials, judges, and law...
After hearing from Colorado's justices, 10th Circuit rules defendant cannot challege parole eligibility — yet
The federal appeals court based in Denver ruled on Monday that a defendant who is serving a potential life sentence for crimes he committed as a 15 year old cannot pursue a constitutional challenge now to any future decision about his parole eligibility. The U.S. Court of Appeals for the...
SVVSD showcases public education in a parade
An idea to showcase St. Vrain Valley School District’s many programs began in Berlin and has morphed into a parade that will march down Main Street on Sept. 7. The first Public Education parade idea was born after Carrie Adams, program director at Silver Creek Leadership Academy, attended the Global Leadership Summit in Berlin a few years ago. She was there with a group of students and ran into Superintendent Don Haddad. The two took the opportunity to brainstorm on some ways to highlight student leadership and the many programs within the district.
Cowboys Urged to Make Trade With Broncos to ‘Upgrade’ QB Position
Former NFL quarterback Chase Daniel believes the Dallas Cowboys need to pursue Zach Wilson to upgrade their quarterback depth behind Dak Prescott. The Denver Broncos have named rookie Bo Nix as their starting quarterback, relegating Wilson to a backup role. The Broncos have decided to keep three quarterbacks on their 53-man roster: Nix, Wilson and Jarrett Stidham.
Downtown Denver group anxious about delay of $1.7M contract but optimistic funding will get approved
Anxiety is mounting over Denver councilmembers' decision to delay a $1.7 million contract for a group tasked with helping to revitalize the city's downtown, but the association remains optimistic it will get the money. The Downtown Denver Partnership said it hopes to get approval for the funding so it could keep the momentum of its efforts going for the heart of the city, which is beset by construction woes, office vacancies and the perception of crime and open-air drug use. ...
Who is the next Taysom Hill? Broncos coach Sean Payton watching NFL's waiver wire
After setting an initial 53-man roster on Tuesday afternoon, NFL teams will then turn their attention to the waiver wire. Players with fewer than four accrued seasons in the NFL who are cut this week are subject to the waiver wire. If, for example, a rookie is waived, all 32 teams will have an opportunity to place a “claim” on that player. Of the teams that place a claim, whichever club ranks highest in the waiver order is awarded the player.
Job Loss at Brown Palace Sends Denver Handyman Spiraling Back to Homelessness
Homeless Handyman’s Hopes Dashed After Job at Brown Palace Ends in Despair. Joe Henry, a lifelong Denver resident, believed he had finally found a way out of homelessness when he secured a job at the prestigious Brown Palace Hotel. But a series of unfortunate events and poor decisions quickly led him back to the streets, where hope now seems like a distant memory.
Instawork Fined $2.3 Million by Denver Labor for Thousands of Wage Law Violations Affecting Over 3,500 Workers
Instawork, known also by its other name Advantage Workforce Services, has recently been held accountable by Denver Labor for over 20,000 violations regarding wage theft and noncompliance with local wage laws. As reported by the Denver Auditor's Office, the company owes upwards of $2.3 million in fines, penalties, and restitution after failing to properly pay over 3,500 workers for wages, including minimum wage, overtime, and paid sick leave.
"Steel City Kid" to Represent Pueblo in the MMA Cage When ONE Championship Visits Denver
Nico Cornejo grew up playing sports to keep his head on straight during a childhood that "didn’t have everything," but included a lot of moving from place to place. But after the Pueblo native learned he would become a father as a teenager, sports and other hobbies took a back seat.
Peyton Manning and Larry David doing one-night-only Denver show
Peyton Manning was pretty pretty pretty good and while he was slinging a football to a Hall of Fame career, Larry David was busy starring in one of the greatest comedy shows of all time. The Curb Your Enthusiasm star and Seinfeld creator is sitting down with the former Denver...
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