Lindsey Sablan
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Mayor Hancock supports Police Chief White as union calls for his resignation over memorial vandalism
Denver Mayor Michael Hancock supports Police Chief Robert White, as police union leaders demand the chief resign for ordering officers to not immediately arrest protesters defacing the Memorial to Fallen Officers. → Read More
Boulder County $11 million short on budget for road and bridge repairs after September flooding
Boulder County is short at least $11 million for road and bridge repairs needed after last September's flooding, according to the Longmont Times-Call newspaper. → Read More
Broomfield closes trails at The Field Open Space due to aggressive coyote behavior
The Field Open Space in Broomfield has temporarily closed several trails due to reports of coyotes coming into contact with people and dogs on leashes. → Read More
Lafayette tornado sirens inadvertently activated around 3:07 a.m. Thursday
After an evening full of actual tornado reports, residents in Lafayette heard the sound of tornado warning sirens at 3:07 a.m. → Read More
Homeowner faced with tough decision after his house was isolated by flood waters in Lefthand Canyon
A home in Lefthand Canyon was surrounded by water during the floods but the home was un-touched. Now, the family who lives there if forced to decide how to rebuild. → Read More
Flames engulf 2 homes in southern Denver on South Galapago near West Evans and South Santa Fe
Denver firefighters are battling billowing flames and thick smoke at a fire on the southern side of the city. → Read More
Dispatcher who handled 911 call during Denver mother's killing is on administrative leave
The dispatcher who took Kristine Kirk's 911 call was placed on administrative leave the day after the incident. → Read More
Bill that would seal marijuana convictions now legal under Amendment 64 passes committee
The Senate Judiciary Committee passed/stopped a bipartisan sponsored bill that would allow someone to have their marijuana conviction automatically sealed, if the conviction is now legal under Amendment 64. → Read More
Denver neighborhood rallies together after 81-year-old woman is target of racist letter
The Whittier neighborhood stood together to support an 81 year old woman who was the target of a racist letter distributed to several blocks Saturday morning. → Read More
Loveland teen who nearly died is using life changing experience to donate defibrillators to schools
A 15-year-old Loveland boy who went into cardiac arrest two months ago is recovering and donating defibrillators to area high schools. → Read More
Boulder Creek will close to all water activities for the next 60 days for flood debris clean up
Boulder Creek will be closed for at least two months while crews clean debris from September's flood. → Read More
Visitors swarm Denver pot retailers ahead of 4/20; Starbuds Dispensary says most from out of town
Late this week, at any given moment the parking lot of Starbuds Dispensary was filled with airport shuttles, taxis and cars with out-of-state plates. → Read More
Denver PD Chief orders investigation of response time to 911 call during which a woman was killed
Denver's Police Chief has ordered an investigation into the response to a 911 call during which a woman was killed. → Read More
Colorado Eagles host 'Pot of Gold' night to raise money for 10 year old who needs brain surgery
The Colorado Eagles hockey team will host a fundraiser to raise money for a 10-year-old boy in need of brain surgery. → Read More
In Colorado's Senate race to challenge Democratic Mark Udall, Cory Gardner in, Ken Buck out
GOP U.S. Rep. Cory Gardner plans to challenge Colorado Democratic Sen. Mark Udall in a last-minute entry into the race. → Read More
Flood-damaged mobile homes remain untouched in Evans; Pose health and safety concern
Five months after the historic flooding, the debris of over 200 mobile homes remains in Evans. → Read More
Caught on camera: Man allegedly tries to hit neighbor with tractor in dispute over snow removal
A long feud between neighbors leads to one allegedly trying to run another over with a tractor. → Read More
Denver bars disappointed by the lack of crowds for the Super Bowl
Despite a highly anticipated busy Super Bowl Sunday, dozens of bars in LoDo were left with empty seats by halftime. → Read More
Mysterious bones found in basement of Longmont VFW examined by coroner, but few questions answered
A skeleton kept in the basement of the Longmont VFW for years belonged to a man in his 30's, the county coroner reports. → Read More
Northern Colorado's first recreational marijuana store opens its doors in Garden City
Cloud Nine Caregivers opened Monday, becoming the first recreational marijuana store in northern Colorado. → Read More