Sage Kelley

1 day ago | denvergazette.com | Sage Kelley

Business in Arvada is sound, according to both the Arvada Economic Development Association (AEDA) and Henriksen Amplifiers. During the current Economic Development Week — a national event created by the International Economic Development Council in 2016 — the AEDA showed off one of the various businesses that it has helped through its free business and commercial development services in the city.

2 days ago | denvergazette.com | Sage Kelley

West Metro Fire Rescue responded to a residential fire at a house at 8000 W. 10th Ave. on Saturday evening — a house area residents have been complaining about to the Lakewood Police Department for months. A day later, the fire department responded to another fire at the same home. Residents have raised their concerns over the house and its alleged history of criminal activity, with nearby neighbors claiming that the area has been steeped in chaos since September. “We hear gunshots constantly.

2 days ago | denvergazette.com | Sage Kelley

The Jefferson County Sheriff's Office's new ballistic 3D rendering machine will help the county solve gun-related crimes a bit faster. "This is a huge success to have this machine in place. Citizens will be safer because of it," Brent Beavers, the special agent in charge for the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) Denver Field Division, told the media during a tour of the county's crime laboratory on Monday morning.

3 days ago | coloradopolitics.com | Sage Kelley

The Jefferson County Sheriff's Office's new ballistic 3D rendering machine will help the county solve gun-related crimes a bit faster. "This is a huge success to have this machine in place. Citizens will be safer because of it," Brent Beavers, the special agent in charge for the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) Denver Field Division, told the media during a tour of the county's crime laboratory on Monday morning.

5 days ago | gazette.com | Sage Kelley

Elijah Caudill, the suspect in the 16th Street Mall quadruple stabbing, appeared talkative in a Denver District Court room Friday morning, thick hair covering his eyes. While Caudill was initially set for a preliminary hearing Tuesday on charges of first-degree murder, two counts of attempted murder, two counts of assault and four violent crime sentence enhancers, his defense attorneys asked Judge Karen Brody on Friday for a competency evaluation to be completed prior to further hearings.