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An investigation by the 20th Judicial District Critical Incident Team found the officers, Nathan Miller and Brian Macchione, were legally justified in “their use of reasonable and appropriate physical force” when they fired on Antonio D. Armstrong, the DA’s office stated in a news release. 

Today’s installment of the concert series will feature the Symphony quintet and a talk on mental health, social stigma and discrimination by Tim Arnold, program manager for the Ready to Work Program at Bridge House.

LDDA launches contest for free, private concert with Face Vocal Band.

A daily crime report in Longmont.

The Boulder County Elections Divison on Tuesday will hold a lot drawing to determine the order of commissioner candidate names on the ballot for the Nov. 3 General Election.

The district on Tuesday announced that it will start the year fully online in response to a rising number of coronavirus cases across the country as well as because of logistical problems posed by state health department guidance.

For all sports, the new plan for the 2020-21 school year, outlined by the Colorado High School Athletics Association, calls for four abridged seasons instead of the usual three.

After hiking in to the woman's location and determining she could not walk out on her own, rescuers used a litter to get her to the trailhead, according to a news release.

The toughened ordinance, which will come back to council for a formal vote, was recommended by city officials who say there has been a hike in the number of RVs abandoned on city streets.

"These policy priorities represent steps that should be taken at the state and federal level, in partnership with local governments, to enable Colorado and its communities to lead in protecting the climate."