| ➤ Loveland: Police arrested a 20-year-old man who assaulted two people with a hammer and knife, seriously wounding one of them, in an unprovoked, apparently random attack at a local tanning salon. (See Details) ➤ Arapahoe County: An Aurora man faces felony assault charges after allegedly performing an "MMA style takedown" on a 69-year-old defense attorney at a courthouse, causing serious injuries. (See Details) ➤ Aurora: State regulators paused oil and gas operator Crestone Peak Resources' application for a controversial drill site near Aurora Reservoir, directing it to further evaluate alternative sites in a partial win for residents opposed to the project. (More) ➤ Craig: A local consignment store discovered homemade pipe bombs in a storage bin Tuesday. Police aren't sure how the devices got there but safely detonated the explosives that night. (See Details) ➤ Elbert County: More than 50 residents attended a public hearing Tuesday to speak out against a proposed Xcel Energy transmission project that would cut through homeowners' land. A final ruling on the issue is expected in April. (More) ➤ Denver: South Metro Fire Rescue safely rescued a man who climbed atop a 100-foot-tall sculpture in the Denver Tech Center and spent nearly 10 hours there. (See Details) ➤ Colorado Springs: The Vatican excommunicated the bishop of Servants of the Holy Family, a local church, citing a pattern of disobedience. (See Details) Enjoy reading The Colorado Flyover? Click here to share with your friends and family. ✈️ |
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