Dayna L. Himot

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  • 10-year-old boy reported missing out of Aurora has been located

    AURORA, Colo. — A 10-year-old boy who was reported missing out of Aurora late Saturday night has been located, the Aurora Police said. The Aurora Police Department said Zaire was last at 2 p.m. on Saturday near 32nd Avenue and North Scranton Street. He was last seen riding his bike wearing a dark shirt with orange writing, gray shorts with white stripes on the bottom. Officials did not say where he was found or the circumstances surrounding his disappearance. APD […]

  • 43-year-old Wheat Ridge man arrested in connection with bomb threat made inside an Edgewater Target store

    EDGEWATER, Colo. — The Edgewater Target on located on Sheridan Boulevard was evacuated on Saturday afternoon after two men allegedly threatened to blow up the store. Jeremy Tribbey, 43, was wearing a green, military-colored vest when he entered the store and told a customer that his vest was a bomb and that he was going to “blow the place up,” according to the Edgewater Police press release. Tribbey was booked into the Jefferson County jail on felony counts of false […]

  • Small plane crashes after hitting power lines; no fatalities reported

    GLADE PARK, Colo. — Grand Junction firefighters and Mesa County Sherriff’s Office responded to a plane crash in Mesa County shortly after 2:55 p.m. Saturday. The four-seat single-engine Cessna 182 hit nearby power lines after taking off at a private airfield and crashed near North Trail Canyon Drive and South Trail Canyon Drive. The two people aboard the plane, including the pilot, are being treated for minor injuries. Grand Valley Power is working to restore power to 17 customers. The […]

  • That’s a wrap: Raising funds for Clínica Tepeyac

    DENVER — Members of the media, celebrities and business influencers competed for the coveted Golden Rolling Pin Award on Friday afternoon at the National Western Complex. FOX31 General Manager Joan Barrett and reporter Vicente Arenas joined forces to help raise funds for the Clínica Tepeyac. The clinic serves the underprivileged population in the Denver area. Barrett and Arenas competed to make the best tortilla. The money raised goes toward new equipment for the clinic. =    

  • Larimer County Sheriff’s Office looking for witnesses to crash

    LARIMER COUNTY, Colo. — The Larimer County Sheriff’s Office is asking anyone with information about a crash that occurred Thursday evening. The crash happened around 5:11 p.m. on the East Frontage Road, alongside northbound Interstate 25 near mile marker 249, south of the Berthoud. According to the sheriff’s office, a white GMC truck with a black flatbed and a silver Chevrolet Suburban crashed along the grass median onto the frontage road. Mark Edward Cittadino, 49, allegedly stole the white GMC […]

  • Boulder police searching for police impersonator accused of unlawful sexual contact

    BOULDER, Colo. — The Boulder Police Department is asking for the public’s help finding a police impersonator. According to BPD, at approximately 1:20 a.m. Thursday, a man approached a woman waiting for an Uber in the 1100 block of Lawry Lane and identified himself as a Boulder Police officer. Boulder police state that the man asked the woman if she was ok and when the woman entered her Uber ride, he jumped into the back seat of the car and rode with […]

  • Peyton Manning opening western themed bar in Tennessee

    KNOXVILLE —  Former Denver Bronco’s quarterback Peyton Manning and Adventurous Journeys Capital Partners announced on Thursday plans to open “Saloon 16,” in the spring of 2020. Located near the University of Tennessee’s campus and inspired by Manning s jersey number 16 during his college football days with the Tennessee Volunteers. According to WBIR Knoxville, the  “Western-inspired watering hole” will be connected to the Graduate Knoxville hotel.” Cooper Manning, the younger brother of Peyton Manning is the Senior Managing Director of […]

  • 75-year-old Loveland woman missing since Friday afternoon

    LOVELAND, Colo. — Police are looking for a 75-year-old woman missing in the area of 29th Street and North Garfield Avenue. Gail Johnson was last seen wearing brown pants, an orange t-shirt, orange, blue and white pullover with a red jacket. Johnson was last seen at approximately 2 p.m. on Friday afternoon. Anyone who knows about the woman’s whereabouts or sees her is asked to call 911.  

  • 17-year-old girl with autism missing out of Englewood found safe

    ENGLEWOOD, Colo. — A 17-year-old girl with autism reported missing on Monday has been found and reunited with her mother, the Englewood Police department said on Friday. Trinity Ann Pauley was reported missing after leaving a friends house on Monday. She did not have her medication with her. There is an active investigation into where Pauley was and no further information has been released as of Friday afternoon.  

  • ‘One ring’ scam; Robocalls using West African country code making waves across the U.S.

    WASHINGTON — Late night robocalls using the West African country code ‘222’ have been making midnight rounds across the U.S., resulting in per minute charges on customer phone bills that mimic 900 toll numbers. The Federal Communications Commission alerted consumers on Friday about the wave of robocalls they are calling,  ‘One Ring,” or ‘Wangiri,’ a scam attempting to defraud consumers by prompting expensive callback during overnight hours in New York and Arizona. “One Ring scam takes place when a robocaller calls […]

  • Eastbound I-70 reopened after semitrailer fire in Georgetown

    GEORGETOWN, Colo. — The eastbound lanes of Interstate 70 in Georgetown reopened about 9:45 p.m. Thursday after being shut down due to a semitrailer fire. The closure at exit 228 started about 1 p.m. and caused a backup that stretched for miles. According to the Colorado State Patrol’s Golden office, a semitrailer carrying flooring materials had caught fire. The westbound lanes were also briefly closed.

  • Police search for man accused of stabbing a man at a camping area along South Platte River

    ENGLEWOOD, Colo. — A man camping along the South Platte River, accused of stabbing a 29-year-old man during his attempt to visit another person camping in the same area is on the run. The Englewood police state that the 47-year-old suspect Delbert Vigil fled the area before the police arrived underneath the West Dartmouth Avenue bridge campsite, and is considered armed and dangerous. According to police, Vigil is accused of stabbing the 29-year-old man in neck and arm as he attempted to […]

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