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Climber Injured After 15-Foot Fall at Eldorado Canyon State Park,

1 day ago | hoodline.com | Nolan Peterson

A climbing accident at Eldorado Canyon State Park left a 55-year-old man injured on Tuesday evening after a fall from the Wind Tower formation. The Boulder County Communication Center received a distress call at roughly 6:49 p.m. The climber, who was part of a duo, had fallen approximately 15 feet despite being secured with a rope and belayed at the time of the incident, the circumstances surrounding his fall remain unclear.
Boulder County Welcomes Potential Homeowners to Affordable Housing

1 day ago | hoodline.com | Nolan Peterson

In Boulder County, affordable housing opportunities are on the horizon for community members in eastern regions, with two open houses scheduled for the beginning of May. The Boulder County Housing Authority will be offering an inside look at below-market-rate rental homes that are becoming available, an effort that emphasizes the county’s commitment to ensuring that housing affordability is not just an aspiration but an attainable reality.
Second Measles Case Confirmed in Denver, Public Health Officials Urge

1 day ago | hoodline.com | Nolan Peterson

Source: Photo Credit:Content Providers(s): CDC/Dr. Heinz F. Eichenwald, Public domain, via Wikimedia CommonsDenver health authorities have reported a second adult case of measles this year, as confirmed by the Denver Department of Public Health & Environment (DDPHE) in collaboration with the Colorado Department of Public Health & Environment.
Alabama Man Sentenced to 18 Years for Attempted Child Sexual Abuse in

1 day ago | hoodline.com | David Abrams

Source: Unsplash/Tingey Injury Law Firm A 41-year-old man from Pinson, Alabama, Graham Daniel Ash, has been handed an 18-year federal prison sentence for trying to sexually abuse a child in Washington, D.C., in addition to distributing child pornography.
Sunshine and Showers in Store for Washington D.C., A Spring Weather

1 day ago | hoodline.com | David Abrams

Washington D.C. residents will enjoy a surge of delightful weather in the coming days. The city is currently experiencing mostly cloudy skies with temperatures hovering around 58°F. As the day progresses, sunshine will prevail, pushing the highs to 77°F. The wind will stay light and shift to come from the northeast at about 5 mph, according to the latest update from the National Weather Service. Those planning to spend the evening outdoors can expect mostly clear skies with a mild low around 54°F.
Serial Carjacker Rubin Raphael Bordeaux Sentenced to 16 Years for

1 day ago | hoodline.com | David Abrams

Source: Unsplash/Tingey Injury Law Firm Former D.C. man Rubin Raphael Bordeaux, age 36, has been handed a sentence that will keep him behind bars for 16 years for a series of armed carjackings. The sentence stems from a November 2023 spree where delivery workers were targeted across Washington, D.C., and Maryland. Bordeaux's conviction was for carjacking and firearm possession during a violent crime and was handed down by U.S. District Court Judge Jia M.
Shelter-in-Place Order Lifted in Littleton Neighborhood, Multiple

2 days ago | hoodline.com | Nolan Peterson

The Jefferson County Sheriff's Office confirmed the lifting of a shelter-in-place order that had put a Littleton neighborhood on high alert Tuesday morning. After a thorough sweep of danger, residents were informed, "There is no longer an active threat to public safety," as reported by Denver7. Deputies initially implemented the order while serving a warrant in the area. By 7:49 a.m., the caution was rescinded, although officials continued to notably comb through the home involved.
Montgomery County to Bolster Tenant Protections with New Bill Signing

2 days ago | hoodline.com | David Abrams

Renters in Montgomery County can look forward to strengthened protections thanks to a new bill set to be signed into law. County Executive Marc Elrich, flanked by Councilmember Kristin Mink, cosponsors Council Vice President Will Jawando, Councilmember Dawn Luedtke, and several tenant advocates, will sign Bill 6-25 this morning to enhance enforcement of housing and safety code violations.
Washington D.C. Faces Traffic Disruptions Due to IMF/World Bank

2 days ago | hoodline.com | David Abrams

Source: Wikipedia/Patsy Lynch, Public domain, via Wikimedia CommonsAttention, drivers and commuters in the District of Columbia: the 2025 IMF/World Bank Spring Meetings are in full swing, and several street closures are set to impact travel throughout the city. The Metropolitan Police Department has released a detailed list of parking restrictions and road closures that are bound to make getting around a bit more challenging during the event, which runs from April 20 to April 26.
Denver Police Nab ATV Rider Amid Downtown Off-Roading Fiasco, Remind

2 days ago | hoodline.com | Nolan Peterson

Residents of downtown Denver witnessed a scene straight out of a wild off-roading adventure, but this time, it unfolded in the heart of the city. According to the Denver Police Department, officers put an end to the urban escapade on Saturday, April 12.