Colorado Springs Returns to Routine After Snow Clearance: City Offices Open, Public Transport Resumes amidst Ongoing Cleanup
The City of Colorado Springs announces a return to normalcy after a snowstorm, with administrative offices open, roads being cleared, and public transport running. Citizens are advised to be cautious around snowplows.
Former RTD Police Chief in Colorado Dismissed for Speeding, Policy Violations, Alleges Racial Discrimination in Lawsuit
Former RTD Police Chief Joel Fitzgerald was fired for speeding and policy violations, revealed in a letter from RTD's CEO. Fitzgerald is suing RTD for racial discrimination, alleging wrongful termination.
Suspected Omaha Homicide Fugitive Nabbed by U.S. Marshals in Westminster, Awaits Extradition
U.S. Marshals captured Omaha homicide suspect Dak Lam in Westminster, despite him being heavily disguised. The successful arrest involved multiple agencies and did not yield the firearm used in the crime.
Aurora Seeks Public Input for Multimodal Transportation Plan, Food Trucks at Community Meetings to Encourage Participation
Aurora invites residents to provide input on its Connecting Aurora transportation master plan through open houses and a virtual town hall, with food trucks to encourage participation.












