Thursday, December 8, 2011

Afternoon Headlines: Breckenridge attorney Royal "Scoop" Daniel III who disappeared in 2007, arrested in California



Kittredge home gutted by intense fire, man's body found inside
A house fire gutted a Kittredge duplex last night as neighbors, a sheriff's deputy, and a woman who escaped the flames, watched helplessly knowing that a man was trapped inside. "I'm just shook up," said Jeremy Walters, a neighbor who raced to the home to help.

Boulder youth hockey coach suspected of sex crimes against children
A Boulder youth hockey coach has been arrested on suspicion of sex crimes involving children, police said.

Argument in Adams County topless bar leads to slaying
A closing-time argument at a topless bar spilled out into a parking lot where a man grabbed a shotgun out of a trunk and fatally shot another man, police said.

Slight chance of snow in the metro area this afternoon
Light snow fall could sweep across the metro area as temperatures dip below freezing today.


Howl at the Moon confirms plan to take SingSing space
Howl at the Moon, a Tennessee-based dueling pianos chain, will take over the SingSing space near Coors Field, a spokesman confirmed Thursday. "We've always had Denver circled on our map as a great spot for a Howl at the Moon," said Michael Yates, Howl at the Moon National Marketing Director.

Grand Junction pilots complain that airport fences disrupt commerce
Fences and gates at the Grand Junction Regional Airport are cutting off economic development and pushing pilots to take their business elsewhere, according to pilots who packed city council chambers Wednesday night to vent mounting anger about the Western Slope's largest airport.

Arrow inks agreement with banks
Arrow Electronics has increased its asset securitization program to $775 million, the Arapahoe County company said today.


GOP leaders hope for agreement on payroll tax cut
The Senate rejected dueling Democratic and Republican plans for extending the Social Security payroll tax on Thursday as partisan skirmishing continued over a cornerstone of President Barack Obama's plan for breathing life back into the American job market.

Obama answers appeasement charge: 'Ask bin Laden'
Invoking the elimination of Osama bin Laden, President Barack Obama on Thursday forcefully rejected Republican criticism of his foreign policy as what amounts to a policy of "appeasement."

Corzine blames predecessors for MF Global's fall
Jon Corzine told a congressional panel Thursday that he never intended to break rules requiring failed securities firm MF Global to safeguard client funds. He also said he doesn't know what happened to an estimated $1.2 billion that went missing.


Pujols, Angels agree to $254 million, 10-year deal
Three-time NL MVP Albert Pujols agreed Thursday to a $254 million, 10-year contract with the Los Angeles Angels, leaving the World Series champion St. Louis Cardinals after more than a decade for a new baseball life in southern California.

Ryan Clady back for Broncos; Willis McGahee, Eddie Royal miss practice
No Broncos player has been more durable over the past 3 1/2 than left tackle Ryan Clady.

Rockies in mix for free agent OF Michael Cuddyer
The Rockies' willingness to consider a three-year deal for Michael Cuddyer has made them a serious suitor for the free-agent outfielder.

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