Author: Sage Kelley
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Man awarded $4.3 million after being stabbed by motorcycle gang prospect in Jefferson County
A Jefferson County man was awarded nearly $4.3 million Thursday after suing the man who stabbed him multiple times in 2022. David Mello sued 53-year-old Richard Gribble for $4,286,713 after an incident that occurred between the two on Sept. 9, 2022. A Jefferson County District jury settled the civil case — which was filed on…
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Man convicted of Centennial bulldog puppy theft
One of three suspects in an elaborate puppy theft earlier this year was found guilty in an Arapahoe District Court this week. A jury found 33-year-old Jonathan Muniz guilty of robbery, felony theft, conspiracy to commit felony theft and third-degree assault after a three day trial, according to a news release from the 18th Judicial…
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One dead after Federal Heights officer-involved shooting
A person died following a shootout with the police in Federal Heights on Thursday evening. The Federal Heights Police Department responded to a domestic disturbance call near the 8900 block of Federal Boulevard around 2 p.m., according to a news release from the department. Upon the officers’ arrival, the suspect vehicle allegedly rammed police units,…
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Evergreen High School students return to school uplifted by community
Evergreen High School students returned to campus on Thursday morning, two weeks after a shooting shocked the small town. Parents stood on the sideline, holding signs of support. More than 100 posters from Colorado cities, spanning from Telluride to Steamboat Springs, lined the school’s halls, sharing condolences and words of encouragement. “It was difficult, for…
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Evergreen High School students return to school uplifted by community
Evergreen High School students returned to campus on Thursday morning, two weeks after a shooting shocked the small town. Parents stood on the sideline, holding signs of support. More than 100 posters from Colorado cities, spanning from Telluride to Steamboat Springs, lined the school’s halls, sharing condolences and words of encouragement. “It was difficult, for…
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Evergreen High School students return to school uplifted by community
Evergreen High School students returned to campus halls Thursday morning over two weeks after a shooting shocked the small town and nation. Parents stood on the sideline, holding signs of support. Over 100 posters from cities in the state spanning from Telluride to Steamboat Springs lined the halls, sharing condolences and words of support. “It…
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Evergreen High School students return to school uplifted by community
Evergreen High School students returned to campus on Thursday morning, two weeks after a shooting shocked the small town. Parents stood on the sideline, holding signs of support. More than 100 posters from Colorado cities, spanning from Telluride to Steamboat Springs, lined the school’s halls, sharing condolences and words of encouragement. “It was difficult, for…
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Evergreen High School students will return to gradual classes Thursday
Students at Evergreen High School will return to gradual classes Thursday morning, more than two weeks after a shooter injured two students and took his own life. Staff members returned to the school Monday to begin preparation for the school week. It will be open to parents and students for an open house on Wednesday…
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Downtown Westminster to open dog park bar this fall
Bring your pups and buy your beers at Downtown Westminster’s new container bar area and dog park. The City of Westminster announced a new bar in its Downtown Westminster neighborhood in partnership with local brewer, Kokopelli Beer Co., that is set to open next to a dog park this fall. The Kokopelli Social Bar will…
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Evergreen High School shooting victim’s family speaks for first time
Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Matthew Silverstone turned 18 on Sept. 9. A day later, he was critically injured in an Evergreen High School shooting that shocked the region. Media coverage has focused on the suspect — 16-year-old Desmond Holly. So, the victim’s family decided to let the public know…