Embattled head of Colorado’s Office of the Alternate Defense Counsel placed on leave
The commission overseeing Colorado’s Office of the Alternate Defense Counsel placed the agency’s embattled leader Joanna Landau on administrative leave Thursday.
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Spilled nails on U.S. 285 near Morrison damage tires on dozens of cars
Boxes of nails and screws spilled across U.S. 285 in Jefferson County Tuesday, damaging tires on more than 50 vehicles, according to the Colorado State Patrol.
Man gets 6 years in prison for pimping in Denver area
A man arrested last year for pimping following an undercover operation in the Denver area was sentenced in February to six years in prison.
A wood-fired pizza oven keeps on burning in Capitol Hill
Chef Justin Freeman’s new pizza concept, Monarch, opens in Urban Cowboy Hotel in Denver’s Capitol Hill.
Southbound E-470 closed for fatal crash after man jumps in front of truck in north Aurora
Southbound E-470 was closed at 38th Avenue on Thursday, according to the Aurora Police Department.
In Colorado attorney general’s race, Jena Griswold’s experience and prominence have made her a target
Colorado Secretary of State Jena Griswold’s Democratic opponents — David Seligman, Hetal Doshi and Michael Dougherty — criticize her experience in the June 30 primary election for attorney general.
5 summer music fests that offer the most bang for your buck
Colorado music festivals include Blucifer’s First Rodeo, Mountain Music Festival, Fancy Spider in Trinidad, the Youth on Record Block Party and Indiewood Street Festival.
Today in History: June 4, Saudi Arabia issues first drivers licenses to women
Saudi Arabia issues its first drivers licenses to 10 women as the first step that month by the ultraconservative kingdom in lifting the world’s only ban on women driving.
Jeffco Public Schools’ board names interim superintendent finalist
Jeffco Public Schools’ Board of Education named Rob Stein, who formerly led the Roaring Fork School District, as the district’s sole finalist for interim superintendent.
Cherry Creek Schools’ board appoints new member
The Cherry Creek Schools’ Board of Education voted unanimously Wednesday to appoint parent Keith Frazier to a vacant seat on the five-member board.