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A 26-year-old woman died of her injuries after a shooting Sunday outside an east Lakewood apartment building, police said Tuesday. Related Articles Crime and Public Safety | Police search for man accused of groping women on Lakewood trail, around metro area Crime and Public Safety | Two juveniles arrested after shooting in Lakewood PetSmart on Friday Crime and Public Safety | Missing Lakewood girl, 15, found safe Friday Crime and Public Safety | Lakewood officers kill man with gun outside Best Buy, police say Crime and Public Safety | Lakewood boy found safe after reported abduction by woman suspected of shooting his dad Lakewood police responded to a shooting in the 1400 block of South Kendall Street, around 8:30 p.m., agency officials said.

It brought 40 cooks through its kitchen and spawned businesses for at least six of its alumni. Now, the Comal Heritage Food Incubator in Denver’s River North Art District is preparing to send off its final class of students. The training kitchen and restaurant on 1950 35th St. will serve one last lunch Friday, Feb.

DALLAS — The NBA’s most valuable player sought to make himself more valuable this preseason. “We had a conversation when he came to me in training camp,” Michael Malone said. “And he asked me, he goes, ‘Coach, do you think I should shoot more 3s?'” Denver had already attempted the fewest 3-pointers in the league the previous season.

Tad Boyle officially was a former player, and he had not yet embarked on a collegiate coaching career now in its 31st season when the legendary Bill McCartney era of Colorado football reached its apex in 1989 and 1990. In 1989, Boyle was only four years removed from the end of his playing days in Kansas.

A Colorado state lawmaker is suing the ride-hailing company Lyft and a local transportation outfit after she says she was sexually assaulted by her driver on a ride last year. Rep. Jenny Willford, a Northglenn Democrat, spoke about the new lawsuit during a news conference in the state Capitol on Tuesday.

A 47-year-old man was sentenced to three years in prison for breaking into a mausoleum at Crown Hill Cemetery in Jefferson County and stealing a corpse, according to court records. Related Articles Crime and Public Safety | Arvada pays $2 million to settle lawsuit after police officer killed pregnant woman Crime and Public Safety | Former Lakeside police chief pleads guilty to embezzlement, misconduct Crime and Public Safety | CBI identifies problems with more than 1,000 cases handled by its former star DNA scientist Crime and Public Safety | No criminal charges will be filed in Colorado election passwords leak, Denver DA says Crime and Public Safety | Man convicted of first-degree murder in woman’s shooting death in Lakewood John Wayne Belknap was arrested after police discovered severe damage to a crypt and casket in a private mausoleum on Oct.