Author: Julia Cardi [email protected]
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Mistrial declared in Arapahoe County woman’s killing
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Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save A jury could not reach a verdict in the trial of a man accused of killing a Cherry Hills Village woman in 1981, leading to a mistrial, according to court records. David Dwayne Anderson, now 63, went to trial last week on charges of premeditated…
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Ex-wife of suspect in Jonelle Matthews’ disappearance and death takes stand
An abrupt trip to California for Christmas that ended just as suddenly. Steve Pankey calling a pastor who made hopeful remarks about finding the recently missing girl a “false prophet.” And Pankey suddenly bringing up that missing girl in a conversation with his wife 15 years after she disappeared. The fourth day of Pankey’s trial…
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Suburban 18th Judicial District rolls out interactive data dashboards
The state’s largest judicial district has created a series of data portals that Attorney John Kellner called part of a commitment to transparency in his office. The 18th Judicial District covers Arapahoe, Douglas, Elbert and Lincoln counties and is the state’s most heavily populated with more than 1 million residents. Kellner, a Republican, took office…
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New details revealed, additional charges expected in Boulder King Soopers shooting
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Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Officials believe the high-capacity magazines used by the suspect in last month’s mass shooting at a Boulder King Soopers were sold legally, Boulder County District Attorney Michael Dougherty revealed at a news conference Thursday morning. prosecutors expect to file more charges against him. The press…
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Snow arrives after a ‘very good day’ holding flames at bay on Estes Park’s doorstep
For residents of Estes Park, evacuated Thursday in the face of the fast-approaching East Troublesome fire, and the hundreds of firefighters trying to keep those flames at bay, Saturday could have been worse. Much worse, according to the fire’s incident commander, Noel Livingston. Posting to Facebook Sunday morning, Livingston said, firefighters “had a very good…
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Firefighters had a “very good day” Saturday against East Troublesome blaze in Grand zone
For residents of Estes Park, evacuated Thursday in the face of the fast-approaching East Troublesome fire and the hundreds of firefighters trying to keep those flames at bay, Saturday could have been worse. Much worse, according to the fire’s incident commander, Noel Livingston. Posting to Facebook Sunday morning, Livingston said, firefighters “had a very good…
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Franchise of Domino’s Pizza Settles Case Over Alleged Labor Law Violations
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Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save A federal judge in Denver on Monday approved a $545,000 settlement between a Denver franchise of Domino’s Pizza and workers who claimed the company violated federal and state labor laws. The workers said laws were broken regarding rest and meal breaks for hourly employees and…