Lauren Boebert’s Son Pleads Guilty To Attempted Identity Theft In Garfield County

Denver Post Broncos beat reporters Parker Gabriel and Ryan McFadden talk through Denver’s 23-16 loss Sunday to the Los Angeles Chargers, how much a short week impacts the preparations for Thursday Night Football and the upcoming matchup with New Orleans. They dig into how Sean Payton’s return to his former team — and a city he still has deep connections to — could impact the matchup and what the Broncos plan to do considering the likelihood they will be without All-Pro Pat Surtain II (concussion). Related Articles Denver Broncos | Broncos CB Pat Surtain II ruled out vs.

U. S. Rep. Lauren Boebert’s son, Tyler Jay Boebert, pleaded guilty to attempted identity theft in Garfield County Court last week and was sentenced to community service and a deferred judgement. Related Articles Crime and Public Safety | Where to find abortion on your ballot in the election Crime and Public Safety | Abortion is on Colorado’s ballot — and it’s being used to mobilize voters as Roe reversal reverberates in election Crime and Public Safety | Lauren Boebert harnesses new district’s GOP advantage, while rival raises hopes — and money — off chance of upset Crime and Public Safety | With Boebert out, can a Democrat win Colorado’s 3rd District?

No team in the NHL is going to win much when five of the top nine or 10 players on the roster are unavailable. For the Colorado Avalanche, that’s just the state of things right now. But the issues for the Avs during an 0-3 start, particularly in an ugly 6-2 loss Monday night to the New York Islanders, go beyond just missing some very good players. It’s a pretty simple message: Focus on the process and clean up the areas that the healthy players can control. “I think we recognize what we have to improve on,” Avs forward Logan O’Connor said.

One Denver realty company is accusing another of stealing its commission following the sale of a $7.3 million mansion south of the city. The dispute has its origins in 2018, when the real estate agent Christy Owen of Kentwood Real Estate helped McKay and Nina Belk buy a $2.1 million home in Cherry Creek. McKay Belk is an heir to and the former president of Belk department stores, which is based in North Carolina, and a former Coca-Cola board member.

A San Francisco developer is banking on apartments for a vacant Cap Hill office building. Re-viv submitted plans to the city last week proposing to turn the existing four-story,  55,000-square-foot building at 1390 Logan St. into a 51-unit apartment complex. The building was previously the headquarters of Credit Union of Colorado, which constructed it in 1962.

A year-long dispute between Boulder officials and leaders of the local NAACP chapter over the city’s new police chief took a fresh turn Wednesday when the city manager accused members of the civil rights organization of attempting to use blackmail to prevent the chief’s permanent hiring. A member of the Boulder County NAACP secretly recorded what was intended to be a confidential mediation session on July 25 between three members of the civil rights organization, Boulder police Chief Stephen Redfearn, police chief of staff Alastair McNiven and City Manager Nuria Rivera-Vandermyde, the city manager alleged in a news release Wednesday. Boulder County NAACP president Annett James then threatened in an email to make that information public if the city hired Redfearn — the Boulder Police Department’s interim chief — as the permanent police chief, Rivera-Vandermyde alleged in the news release.