Developer sues Castle Pines after City Council denied McDonald’s plan
In Castle Pines, a fight over a proposed McDonald’s has escalated to a legal battle.
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Thousands of Colorado janitors vote to authorize strike: “Denver depends on us, and we need livable wages”
Colorado’s largest janitorial strike since the 1990s could begin next week. SEIU Local 105 janitors across the Denver area voted “yes” Tuesday to authorize a strike. They hope to reach an agreement with cleaning companies by the time their contract expires Sunday.
It’s a revolving door at police chief’s office in Aurora, concerning some in community
Interim Aurora Police Chief Heather Morris recently said she will not apply for the permanent role of leading the Aurora Police Department. Morris is the department’s third interim police chief since 2022. The revolving door of leadership has sparked questions and concerns within the community.
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Federal judge gives The Rock Church injunction against Town of Castle Rock to shelter homeless
A Colorado church that sued the Town of Castle Rock over its ability to shelter homeless people on church grounds saw a win in court on Friday after a federal judge granted the church a preliminary injunction against the town.
Normal operation resumes at DIA following overnight grounding related to Microsoft outage
Flights are getting back to regular operations at Denver International Airport although there may still be lingering problems from an overnight global Microsoft outage.
High school display case determined to be out of compliance with Colorado’s American Indian mascot law
While Arvada High School changed its mascot long before a 2021 Colorado law banned the use of American Indian mascots, a state commission says the historical display inside the school now violates that law.
Wheat Ridge police partnering with dog walkers in effort to improve crime fighting
Wheat Ridge police want people out with their dogs to pull double duty. That means while walking your dog or exercising in the Colorado community, why not watch for crime as well?
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Douglas Co. has invested $2.7 million in a helicopter, and says it is worth it
Douglas County fire crews experienced a busy weekend as a heat wave warmed the Denver metro area. The agency’s fire suppression helicopter responded to several calls, including a destructive brush fire in Byers Arapahoe County, a plane’s emergency landing and three smoke checks.
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Gov. Jared Polis meets with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy
Colorado Gov. Jared Polis joined with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy on Friday as he addressed the National Governors Association in Salt Lake City, Utah.
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Aurora may get tougher on penalties for motorists without license plates
It’s not uncommon to see vehicles with expired tags or no plates at all in Aurora. The Aurora Police Department has already increased enforcement. Now a city council member wants to get even tougher on drivers who think they’re above the law in Colorado.
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