Thursday Feb 9 | LongmontFYI
Dunkin' Donuts coming to Longmont?
After an absence of several years, Dunkin' Donuts will return to the Denver area, with the first of 11 new stores to open this year.
Thursday Feb 9 | The Commerce City Sentinel
Two local houses raided as part of 'largest mass drug arrest' in state's history
Officials from the U.S. Attorney's Office, the FBI and local law enforcement agencies said they arrested 75 people Thursday and plan to charge a total of 97 individuals in connection with what they called "the largest mass drug arrest in Colorado history." Authorities seized 11 weapons, a pound of methamphetamine, more than $400,000 in cash, 26,000 ... (more)
Deadline for board nominations upcoming
BRIGHTON The deadline to turn in petitions for this spring's United Power board election is 4:30 p.m., Feb.
27J school board meets with city councils
At a gathering of local governing bodies Jan. 31, the Brighton 27J board of education and Brighton and Commerce City councils discussed ways to work toward the future - together.
Celebrating centennial operations
Clark-Rudolph Farm 1889 Grommon Ranch 1882 Ivan & Joan Grein Farm 1892 Delventhal-Miller 1892 Kramer Farm 1904 Smillie-King-Severin Farm 1891 Gustafson Farm 1892 Gustafson Farm 1889 Reeman Farm 1888 Rosenbrock Farm 1900 Stieber Farm 1901 Dale Ewing Farm 1864 Wells Ranch 1901 Gerry Farm 1871 McElroy Farm 1871 White-Plumb Farm 1881 Goetzel Farm 1870 ... (more)
Colorado lawmakers review spaceflight liability
State Sen. Mary Hodge, a Democrat from Brighton, says there are risks with spaceflight.
Jurors convict former Quality Paving owner Rhea
BRIGHTON, Colo. - The former owner of a paving company accused of overbilling Adams County for road work, some of which allegedly was never done, has been convicted of 23 counts, including theft.
Firefighters contain barn fire
Firefighters from at least five jurisdictions needed about 35 minutes to contain a barn fire southeast of Brighton this afternoon.
Cannot Get Through to Colorado Unemployment Line? What Next?
While waiting to see the state representative, who handles problems with unemployment claim issues, I listened to the conversations that people were having with the intake staff.
'Diggers reach middle of tough Brighton Invite
A more complete look at how the Brush Beetdiggers fared during Saturday's Brighton Invitational.
Large-scale marijuana bust nets arrests across metro area
A similar scene played out in communities across the metro area Jan. 25. Drug task force agents, aided by local law enforcement agencies, swept into unassuming neighborhoods from Brighton to Breckenridge, seizing scores of marijuana plants as well dry marijuana, a bevy of weapons and large sums of U.S. and Iraqi currency.
Champ leads seven Fort Morgan medalists
Junior heavyweight Angel Del Campo followed his terrific Top Of The Rockies consolation title by taking second on Saturday.
SmartRounds Technology Introduces Less-Lethal Smart Bullets
SmartRounds Technology, LLC, "SRT" of Brighton, Colorado, announced today their new SmartRounds smart bullets.
Sex-assault victims urged to find healing through Brighton art show
Kim Dressel and Michelle Wolff are putting on an art show that might draw a crowd, but probably not the artists.
Raids, including targets in Erie and Frederick, net U.S., Iraqi money, drugs, guns
A coordinated raid of 25 suspected drug houses on Wednesday netted 2,749 marijuana plants, 147 pounds of marijuana, more than $278,500 in U.S. money, 15 million in Iraqi dinar, and 40 guns, according to officials.
Glenwood Springs Post-Independent
Carbondale fireworks will require fundraising
CARBONDALE, Colorado - The town board of trustees on Tuesday put off a decision on whether to hire a professional fireworks company for this year's traditional July Fourth display until the funding situation becomes clear.
Tiff over bill sponsorship may be tip of partisan iceberg in Colorado legislature
Two Democratic senators who are running for re-election thought they were sponsoring their bills with an Adams County Republican, only to find out he's no longer involved.
Colorado's future in renewable energy dims after years of growth
Ronald 'Reggie' L. Gallegos-Schwarz Dec. 1, 1955 -- Jan. 13, 2012
Ronald "Reggie" L. Gallegos-Schwarz, 56, of Brush, died Jan. 13, 2012, of catastrophic liver failure at University Hospital in Denver.
Police arrest alleged burglar downtown
Brighton police and two K-9 units from the Adams Sheriff's Office arrested an alleged burglar near First Avenue and South Bush Street after a short foot pursuit on U.S. Highway 85.