Afternoon Headlines: Boulder DA to file charges against Zoey Ripple, CU student shot in home intrusion

News Politics Sports Business Entertainment Lifestyles Opinion Travel Multimedia Coupons Autos Real Estate Jobs Classifieds   >> Sign up for breaking news alerts: Email | Text Breaking News >> CSU board votes Michael Martin chancellor News tips May 25, 2012 Suncor spill clean-up years away   MOST POPULAR TODAY • Kiszla: Broncos are better off without Tim Tebow in town • Aurora men take Denver Diner parking spot with pistols drawn, then go inside, police say • Broncos will wait and see with veteran defensive tackle Ty Warren • Parents fight new school on Denver's North High campus • One dead, 3 hurt in Lakewood car crash • Boulder DA: No charges against homeowner who shot intruder, CU student Zoey Ripple, 21 • Rep. Coffman can survive Obama 'not an American' remark, experts say • NY Jets players tease Tim Tebow about Lolo Jones   More stories >> Alcohol being investigated in fatal Lakewood car crash One man was killed early this morning in a two-vehicle crash in Lakewood. A Volkswagen Jetta and a Ford truck collided near Kipling Street and Belleview Avenue around 2:30 a.m., said Trooper Josh Lewis, spokesman for the Colorado State Patrol. Boulder DA to file charges against Zoey Ripple, CU student shot in home intrusion The Boulder County District Attorney's Office will file trespassing charges against the 21-year-old University of Colorado student who was shot after police say she drunkenly wandered into a couple's Boulder home early Wednesday morning. Aurora men take Denver Diner parking spot with pistols drawn, then go inside, police say Two Aurora men are facing felony charges that allege they used gunfire to get a parking spot at the Denver Diner last month. Cows corralled after wandering loose in Lakewood Police in Lakewood this morning helped wrangle a couple of stray cows that got loose from a nearby pasture. Privately-funded Dragon arrives at International Space Station in historic 1st The privately bankrolled Dragon capsule made a historic arrival at the International Space Station on Friday, triumphantly captured by astronauts wielding a giant robot arm. SpaceX is the first private company to accomplish such a feat: a commercial cargo delivery into the cosmos. Former Denver lawyer Bob McAllister pleads guilty to conspiracy and bankruptcy fraud Disbarred Denver attorney Robert T. McAllister pleaded guilty Thursday to two counts of conspiracy to commit financial fraud and one count of bankruptcy fraud in U.S. District Court in Denver. Littleton resident, president of company that built homes in metro area, indicted Peter Vincent Capra, president of Golden Design Group, Inc., which built and sold houses in the Denver metropolitan area, has been indicted for fraud and money laundering. Mitt Romney to visit Colorado on May 29 The presumptive GOP presidential nominee is planning a campaign stop Tuesday in rural Colorado, 9NEWS has learned. Former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney will stop in Craig. Iceland trip cost Denver officials more than $13,000 for inaugural flight, Reykjavik visit A trip to Iceland by Denver officials earlier this month totaled $13,251.40, including the airfare and lodging for the inauguration of the first flight of Icelandair, which this month started service between Denver and Reykjavik. Salazar, Schweitzer urge wind tax credit extension Interior Secretary Ken Salazar and Montana Gov. Brian Schweitzer are urging Congress to extend a production tax credit for the wind power industry. MLS player's union releases salaries Don't look for any Lamborghinis in the player parking lot at Dick's Sporting Goods Park, and kids, take a look at the list below before you ditch your math homework for a career in pro soccer. The Major League Soccer Players Union has just released the 2012 salaries for every player on an MLS roster. Rockies Minor League Report: Drew Pomeranz a work in progress Rockies fans hoping to see a quick fix for lefty Drew Pomeranz are going to be disappointed. Ty Warren and Matt Prater: Different deals Defensive tackle Ty Warren and kicker Matt Prater are connected as the Broncos' unofficial holdouts of the team's voluntaty offseason program. But both are entirely different contractual cases.   ENTERTAINMENT   Colorado festival season kicks off   MUSIC   Summer music showdown Captured A photo blog from The Denver Post, including One Colorado Photo a Day First-And-Orange The Denver Post's football reporters serve up the dish on the Broncos The Spot A blog dedicated to the state's politics and policy All Things Avs Reporter Adrian Dater has the ins and outs of the Avalanche On The Rox Rockies notes from the diamond with Troy E. Renck and Jim Armstrong REVERB Reviews of shows and albums, photo essays, and entertainment news Nuggets Ink Everything Nuggets from Benjamin Hochman and Chris Dempsey eLetters Letters direct from you, our readers, posted daily Cold Cases The Denver Post's Kirk Mitchell posts about cases that have gone cold First Drafts A daily blog on beer and breweries in Colorado. You are receiving this newsletter from The Denver Post. Remember to add "members@mail.denverpost.com" to your trusted senders list. To change your e-mail preferences, click here. If you would like to stop getting the Afternoon Headlines Newsletter you can unsubscribe here. Advertise | Archives | Contact Us | Ethics Policy | E-mail Alerts | Mobile | Privacy Policy | Facebook | Twitter | Web Feeds | RSS | My Yahoo | Site Map | Home Delivery | Viva | Terms of Use The Denver Post 101 West Colfax Ave. Denver, CO 80202