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Southbound I-225 reopens after crash, 4 people taken to hospital

The Dever Post (Aurora) 11/22 4:34A Katie Langford
Three major crashes in Aurora sent six people to the hospital Friday night and Saturday morning, including two along the same section of southbound Interstate 225. A two-vehicle crash closed southbound I-225 near East 17th Place at around 9:13...

Owner of Aurora business gets year of federal prison time for tax fraud

The Dever Post (Arapahoe County) 11/21 7:11A Aldo Svaldi
A judge has sentenced Shandel Arkadie to a year and a day in federal prison and ordered her to repay more than $1.2 million in restitution for failing to forward payroll taxes that she had collected from her employees, according to a release from...

2 vehicles may have struck Aurora pedestrian, who died, without stopping

The Dever Post (Arapahoe County) 11/21 5:40A Aldo Svaldi
A man struck by multiple vehicles while crossing Tower Road late Thursday night, including two that reportedly left the scene, has died from his injuries, according to the Aurora Police Department. Just before midnight on Thursday, Aurora...

Local couple strike franchise deal to bring new gym brand to Highlands Ranch

The Dever Post (Douglas County) 11/20 1:00A Matthew Geiger
Right now, it’s a nondescript storefront off a busy interaction in Highlands Ranch. But Carlos and Brooke Aguilera have a plan to bring something new to the Denver suburb. “We wanted to give everybody everything under one roof and on one...

Michael Diaz de Leon’s one-of-a-kind tortillas raise the bar at Molino Chido

The Dever Post (Arapahoe County) 11/19 1:00A Miguel Otárola
After leaving Bruto with a Michelin star, chef Michael Diaz de Leon said he felt emboldened to build a restaurant for the people, a place where you can get Michelin-style service, but it’s affordable and approachable for anyone in the city. Two...

Aurora City Council returns to in-person meetings

CBS Denver (News) 11/18 1:43A CBS Colorado
Aurora City Council returned to in-person meetings Monday for the first time in months. It’s a shift that follows growing frustration from residents who felt the virtual format was silencing their voices.
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