Janelle Finch

4 weeks ago | denvergazette.com | Michael Braithwaite |Janelle Finch

The Denver Police Department and Metro Denver Crime Stoppers are asking the public for information related to a hit-and-run involving a motorcyclist and a scooterist Friday. The incident, which occurred in the 2600 block of North Larimer Street, happened at 9:18 p.m. last Friday night, resulted in the scooterist suffering serious injuries, according to a Metro Denver Crime Stoppers bulletin received Friday afternoon. Tipsters can remain anonymous and be eligible for a reward of up to $2,000.

1 month ago | 9news.com | Janelle Finch

DENVER — After a night out at the Rockies game, Jeff Blitstein said he and his girlfriend, Ana Robles, headed to RiNo to meet with friends. He said they took scooters to get there. "We were just cruising along in the bike path," Blitstein said. "Thinking nothing of anything." He said while they were riding down Larimer Street near 26th Avenue, a car blocked their path.

1 month ago | 9news.com | Janelle Finch

DENVER — Remembering the lives of the people who gave everything isn't just meant for Memorial Day. Dylan Ferebee, a Civil Air Patrol cadet chief master sergeant, said last year he spent part of his summer honoring the soldiers he shared ground with. "I’m a huge World War II history buff and I just wanted to see all the major battlefields of World War II," Ferebee said. "So we went and saw multiple different cemeteries as well.

1 month ago | 9news.com | Janelle Finch

BENNETT, Colo — Cleanup is nowhere near over for some homeowners after severe storms and tornadoes hit the Bennett area and Elbert County a week ago. "We filled six dumpsters and we probably have 10 to 15 more to go," Victoria Katchen said. Katchen said she and her partner, Mark, have lived in Bennett on their farm for 24 years. "We put every ounce and dime of our money into this," Katchen said. "Fixed up the house. Mark built a barn.

1 month ago | 9news.com | Janelle Finch

DENVER — A medida que la temporada de tornados regresa al este de Colorado, los expertos en meteorología y los agentes de seguros están advirtiendo a los residentes que la amenaza más destructiva puede no provenir de las nuves de embudo, sino del granizo. "El granizo provoca mucho más daño que los tornados en la misma zona", dijo Paul Schlatter, meteorólogo del Servicio Meteorológico Nacional.