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The Brighton Police Department is investigating a vehicular homicide in which a 50-year-old man was killed last Saturday. The incident happened about 2:45 a.m. July 27 near the 4500 block of Southern Street in Brighton. The driver of a Chevrolet Tahoe struck a man who had exited the vehicle moments earlier, according to the news release. The driver, Ronnie Vigil, 25, was arrested on charges of vehicular homicide and driving under the influence, according to police. Vigil was released from the Adams County Jail on a $20,000 bond.

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By WILL GRAVES PARIS (AP) — Simone Biles remains peerless. Even when she’s not quite perfect. The American gymnastics star edged Brazil’s Rebeca Andrade during a tense Olympic all-around final Thursday. Biles’ total of 59.131 was just over a point ahead of Andrade at 57.932, one of the closest calls Biles has ever endured at a major international event. Sunisa Lee, the Tokyo Olympics champion, earned bronze despite spending much of the last 15 months dealing with multiple kidney diseases that left her return to the Games very much in doubt. Still, the meet ended just like all the ones Biles has started and finished over the last 11 years: with hugs and gold on the way. And a silver goat chain — along with a gold medal — around the Greatest of All Time’s neck. “It is crazy that I am in the conversation of ‘Greatest of all athletes’ because I just still think, ‘I’m Simone Biles from Spring, Texas who loves to flip,’” she said. The margin was the smallest in a major international event since Biles captured the third of her record six world championships in 2015. She was a teenager then.

A lack of supervision within Pueblo’s municipal court contributed to a “challenging” and “deteriorating” workplace environment under a presiding judge who did little to ensure accountability, according to a third-party investigation commissioned by the city last month. Bad behavior in the department has continued for months — and some case even years, the report’s executive summary reads.

Thieves at night have been stealing copper wiring from Regional Transportation District rail tracks in metro Denver, disrupting transit system circuitry and causing malfunctions and delays. They’ve struck a dozen times in the last 10 days, RTD assistant general manager for rail operations Dave Jensen said in an interview. This is the latest surge in a pattern the FBI has observed for more than a decade in which global economic demand for copper creates opportunities for criminals.

Drivers can expect delays Thursday night on the C-470 and Santa Fe Drive interchange in Highlands Ranch as construction begins on the bridge. Santa Fe Drive, also signed as U. S. 85 in this area, from C-470 to Highlands Ranch Parkway — as well as Town Center Drive to the east — will be shut down in both directions starting at 8 p.m.