 Denver sheriff's captain who sued over alleged rape is fired
 Denver's Manager of Safety has fired Cheryl Arabalo, a Denver Sheriff's Department captain who claimed the department covered up her rape by fellow deputies and trumped up charges against her when she complained about it. Sheriff Capt. Frank Gale said Arabalo was terminated within the last two weeks. After record heat Sunday, Denver cloudy, cool and wet today
In the wake of sunny, record-setting heat Sunday in Denver, today's high temperature shouldn't break 50 degrees. All residents evacuated from Lower North Fork Fire allowed back
The Lower North Fork Fire — which started burning May 28 — was 97 percent contained on Sunday, and all the evacuated residents were allowed home today. The fire has destroyed 27 homes, and three people have been found dead inside the fire area. Suncor refinery in Commerce City will pay fine for air quality violations
State health officials this morning announced that Suncor Energy will pay about $2.2 million in fines for air quality violations due to benzene pollution from Suncor's oil refinery north of Denver. |
 Report: Economy in Colorado, Utah and Wyoming strong
 For the 29th straight month, the overall index for the Mountain States region, a leading economic indicator for the three-state area of Colorado, Utah and Wyoming, advanced above the neutral 50.0 , exports from the region bolstering the index. Gallon of gasoline in Denver 60 cents higher than a month ago
Average retail gasoline prices in Denver have risen 9.6 cents a gallon in the past week, averaging $3.77 a gallon on Sunday. April Fool's: Fake Xcel letter threatens to cut power to Boulder voters who favored municipalization
A letter bearing the Xcel Energy logo appeared in some Boulder mailboxes this weekend informing residents that their electricity was going to be turned off because the company had learned the recipients voted to authorize municipalizaton in last November's election. |
 No cellphone ban for drivers in offing at Colorado legislature
 A state lawmaker said today she won't seek a late bill banning the use of mobile devices while driving, but said the deaths of two people over the weekend by a driver who might have been on his cellphone shows a ban is needed. Colorado municipalities to host several elections Tuesday
Lost in the glamor of state and national politics, more than 140 municipalities from around Colorado will hold elections Tuesday that focus on an array of ballot measures. Bill Clinton: Obama can argue he steadied economy
Former President Bill Clinton said he believes President Barack Obama can win re-election if he can persuade voters he steadied a shaky economy. |
 Rockies set opening day roster: Chatwood, Reynolds, EY Jr., Herrera make club
 By delaying activating Jamie Moyer until Saturday and Drew Pomeranz until April 15th, the Rockies will open the season with an extra reliever and bench player, clearing the way for Tyler Chatwood, Eric Young Jr., and Jonathan Herrera to make the team. Troy Tulowitzki likely OK for Rockies opener despite Jimenez plunk
Troy Tulowitzki emerged from the trainer's room Monday without ice or tape on his left elbow, the clearest indication yet he will be in the starting lineup on opening day Friday. Avs in must-win situations to make NHL playoffs
It's better than winning Mega Millions at least. That is how the Avalanche is choosing to look at their chances of making the Stanley Cup playoffs. |
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