Detroit Deputy Chief Retires

Before deciding to sell your home on your own, it’s essential to understand the potential risks and challenges involved. Some homeowners sell their homes independently, hoping to keep more of the proceeds. According to research from Clever, a real estate data company, selling a house without a real estate agent in Colorado can save an average of $31,112 in realtor commission. However, research shows that for-sale-by-owner homes typically sell for about 24% less, and 36% of sellers make legal mistakes. “Let’s keep this simple — representing yourself in court?

U. S. Air Force Academy officials on Friday were investigating the death of a 19-year-old first-year cadet, a track team member, who was found unconscious in her dormitory room Wednesday night. Air Force Academy emergency responders went to the room and “attempted life-saving measures” to resuscitate Cadet Avery Koonce “but were unsuccessful,” according to an academy statement. Koonce came from Taylor, Texas, a member of the Class of 2028, and participated on the AFA Women’s Track and Field team.

Denver Post beat reporters Parker Gabriel and Ryan McFadden preview the Broncos’ season opener at Seattle on Sunday afternoon. Included: Expectations for rookie quarterback Bo Nix, what to watch for at other positions and a look at all of the unknowns on both sides of the ball for Denver and also Seattle, which has a new head coach and new coordinators on both sides of the ball. Watch Listen Subscribe to the podcast SoundCloud | iTunes | Stitcher | RSS Want more Broncos news?

The Auraria Higher Education Center has, on several occasions in the past decade, openly defied Denver’s zoning restrictions around digital billboards, the city alleges. City attorneys are asking a judge to force that cluster of colleges just west of downtown to take down two of the three billboards on its campus.

Greenhouse farmers will be able to write off their agricultural equipment from their personal property taxes permanently under a law signed Friday by Gov. Jared Polis. Passed as House Bill 1003 during the legislature’s special session last month, the law extends in perpetuity an exemption that was set to expire in tax year 2027.

Denver police are relegating food trucks in Lower Downtown to “destination zones” they created for weekend, late-night business after prohibiting the trucks from operating in certain areas to reduce violent crime, DPD said Friday. The four zones permitted by the Denver Department of Transportation and Infrastructure for food truck operations are 18th Street between Larimer and Market streets; Lawrence Street between 20th and 21st streets; Market Street between 17th and 18th streets and 21st Street between Blake and Market streets. The Market Street between 17th and 18th streets location is only being used this weekend because of an upcoming construction project, police said.