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'Why is he so angry?': Man pistol-whipped and choked by Aurora officer thought he would die

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The man who was pistol-whipped and choked by a now-former Aurora Police Department officer said Tuesday he believed he would be shot during the encounter that led to criminal charges for two of the.. Studio: 7News - The Denver Channel

‘He’s killing me and nobody’s stopping’: Man in video of violent arrest shares his perspective

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Kyle Vinson was wanted on a domestic violence arrest warrant out of Denver when Aurora police officers John Haubert and Francine Martinez arrived on scene to arrest him. Studio: KDVR

Kyle Vinson Wants Change Within Aurora Police Department

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After a violent arrest by an Aurora police officer, Kyle Vinson is recovering. Studio: CBS 4 Denver

7th Annual Great Lakes Christian Film Festival comes to East Aurora

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The 7th Annual Great Lakes Christian Film Festival will take place in East Aurora, this week Thursday through Saturday. According to festival director Shawn Patrick Green, there will be fifty films.. Studio: WKBW Buffalo

Aurora Police Search For Hit & Run Driver In Crash That Left Pedestrian Seriously Injured

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Police in Aurora are searching for the driver of an SUV that struck a pedestrian and then drove away. It happened about 1:30 a.m. on July 31 near Mississippi and Sable. Studio: CBS 4 Denver

Heavy spending on driver incentives weigh on Uber’s performance

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Gains from stakes in Aurora and China’s Didi disguise weaker than expected performance for rideshare business

Uber's recovery accelerates as more people seek rides again

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SAN RAMON, Calif. (AP) — Uber’s ride-hailing service is regaining most of the momentum that it lost during the pandemic.

At the same time, its delivery service is still growing at a torrid pace, indicating that some homebound habits may be here to stay, even though people are going out again.

Those two trends produced Uber's best quarterly report since the pandemic clobbered the San Francisco company 17 months ago.

The results announced Wednesday for the April-June period included a rare profit. But that stemmed from a one-time gain of $1.4 billion to recognize recent increases in the values of Uber's stakes in China's leading ride-hailing service, Didi, and a self-driving car division that it recently handed off to Silicon Valley startup, Aurora.

Those accounting adjustments eclipsed Uber's ongoing losses in its business, enabling the company to post a second-quarter profit of $1.14 billion, or 58 cents share, reversing a loss of $1.78 billion suffered in the same three-month period of 2020, during the early throes of the pandemic.

Revenue for the quarter totaled $3.93 billion, more than doubling from the dismal conditions at the same time last year when most people were still stuck at home and not looking for rides to go anywhere. The revenue figure exceeded the estimate of $3.76 billion among analysts surveyed by FactSet Research.

In an even more telling sign of progress, Uber provided 1.51 billion rides during the quarter — an 105% increase from the same time last year. Despite that big jump, the total rides for the period were still roughly 10% below the number given at the same time two years ago, long before the pandemic upended the economy.

The company’s ride-hailing revenue also more than doubled from last year to $1.62 billion. Besides giving more rides...

Colorado shooting: Court affidavit reveals why cops didn't believe woman who shot alleged intruder

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A recently filed court affidavit has revealed why police didn't believe a Colorado woman who is facing an attempted murder charge after she claimed to shoot an alleged home intruder in Aurora on Saturday.

Uber Technologies slides despite strong top-line growth and paper profit

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Uber Technologies Inc shares traded lower in aftermarket trading after the taxi and food delivery platform reported an increased loss in the past quarter, even though the top line beat forecasts. Underlying losses (EBITDA) came in at US$509mln for the second quarter, worse than the US$359mln in the first quarter but US$328mln less than a year ago. But the group made a paper profit of US$1.1bn at the net income level, thanks to unrealized gains of US$1.4bn and US$471mln due to the revaluation of Uber’s equity investments in Chinese ride-sharing giant Didi Global Inc and self-driving startup Aurora, respectively, though shares in Didi have tumbled over 30% since the listing last month. Earnings per share of US$0.58 were therefore better than the US$0.51 loss expected. The top line was all good, with gross bookings in the second quarter of 2021 more than doubled year on year to US$21.9bn and revenues rocketed 95% to US$3.9bn, up 12% and 34% higher than the first quarter. Wall Street analysts had pencilled in forecasts of US$3.75bn of sales. Investments were made in “reviving driver availability” this year, with monthly active drivers and couriers in the US increasing by nearly 420,000 from February to July. Having made large investments during the quarter to “improve marketplace balance”, chief financial officer Nelson Chai said Uber is now “well positioned” to reach EBITDA profitability by the fourth quarter of this year. He guided to an adjusted EBITDA loss in the third quarter of less than US$100mln in addition to new heights for gross bookings of between US$22bn and US$24bn.

Kyle Vinson, the man who was pistol-whipped by Aurora officer, feared for his life

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A Black man who was pistol-whipped and choked by a suburban Denver police officer said Wednesday that he feared for his life during the violent confrontation that led to assault charges against the officer and later his resignation.

Officers used force more than 700 times over 2 days of George Floyd protests in downtown Denver

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Newly released police body camera video shows some of the 736 times Aurora police officers reported using force over two days of the 2020 George Floyd protests. Studio: KDVR

Former Buffalo seminary professor pleads guilty to stalking investigative reporter

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Washington D.C., Aug 5, 2021 / 13:32 pm (CNA).

Caution for readers: This article records the use of profane language.

A former New York seminary professor pleaded guilty this week to charges of stalking a local news reporter, after a criminal complaint accused him of making a death threat and other threats over the phone. 

Paul Lubienecki, a former adjunct professor at the now-closed Christ the King Seminary in East Aurora, New York, pleaded guilty on Tuesday to stalking local investigative reporter Charlie Specht with the outlet WKBW. The charge carries a maximum penalty of five years in prison and a $250,000 fine. Lubienecki will face sentencing on Nov. 9 at 12:30 p.m.

On six separate occasions, Lubienecki left harassing voicemails for Specht during Specht’s investigation into allegations of clerical sex abuse in the Buffalo diocese and at Christ the King seminary.

"I know where you live in [TOWN],” the Feb. 11, 2020 complaint accused Paul Lubienecki of telling Specht in a voicemail. “I'm going to find you. I'm going to kill you." 

Lubienecki’s six voicemails for Specht were left using a pre-paid no-contract cell phone between Aug. 20, 2019 and Feb. 4, 2020. The TracFone that he used would not reveal the number he was calling from. 

A special agent with the Federal Bureau of Investigations (FBI) was able to trace the phone to Lubienecki using subpoenaed phone records and his email address. In February, the FBI arrested Lubienecki and charged him with cyberstalking.

The voicemails contained expletives, attacking Specht’s professionalism and accusing him of malicious intent. 

"So [Richard] Malone is still bishop … and you're still a bad Catholic and a horrible reporter,” another one of Lubienecki’s voicemail said, according to the complaint. “You ought to get a job at Wal-Mart, that's about the best you'll do. I hope to God I don't see you walking around [TOWN]."

Specht was not specifically named in court documents; however, WBKW confirmed that he was the target of Lubienecki’s threats. 

Bishop Richard Malone resigned in December 2019, following a Vatican-ordered investigation into the diocese amid allegations of episcopal misconduct. There were extensive media reports - including by WKBW - that Malone had mishandled accusations of clerical sex abuse, and the diocese also faced a RICO lawsuit.

Following Malone’s resignation, the Diocese of Buffalo was administered by Albany's Bishop Edward Scharfenberger, until he was eventually replaced by current prelate Bishop Michael Fisher.

WKBW previously reported that Lubienecki left threatening messages for two former employees of the chancery who became whistleblowers alleging a diocesan cover-up of clerical sex abuse. The two former employees were Siobhan O'Connor, Bishop Malone’s former executive assistant, and Father Ryszard Biernat, the former priest secretary to Bishop Malone.

The complaint against Lubienecki records that two other anonymous witnesses received a harassing voicemail in December 2019. In the document, a voicemail left to an anonymous subject identifying as “witness 1” is recorded as saying, "...you destroyed a good bishop, a good man. You must be so proud of being such an asshole. Leave the priesthood or we'll get you." 

It is not confirmed whether “witness 1” and “witness 2” in the complaint are Fr. Biernat and Siobhan O’Connor respectively. The U.S. Western District of New York only said that Lubienecki has pleaded guilty to charges against Specht. 

Biernat, who was suspended by Malone after leaking recordings to the press, told WKBW that during his time in the seminary in 2003, he was sexually abused by one of the priests in the Diocese of Buffalo, Fr. Art Smith, at the rectory of St. Thomas Aquinas parish.

When Fr. Biernat went to the former auxiliary bishop of Buffalo Edward Grosz with the allegations in 2004, Grosz allegedly blamed him for not locking the door. He threatened his vocation if he did not keep silent about it, suggesting he might be deported to Poland.

Bishop Grosz has since “categorically” denied the claim by Fr. Biernat. Fr. Smith was later removed from ministry for other credible accusations of abuse.

As of early July, Grosz faces an allegation that he abused a child in 1990, the diocese announced. Grosz denies the allegation.

After Lubienecki’s arrest last year Bishop Scharfenberger decried the professor’s actions in a series of tweets on Feb. 13.

"There is no place - nor should there be any tolerance - for threats or harassment towards members of the news media or any one else. This is against who we are as Christians, but also against our nation's founding principles that guarantee freedom to the press and freedom of speech," Scharfenberger said.

"As a Church we must be able to withstand the glaring light of scrutiny - even as we seek to pierce the darkness with our own light, demonstrating Christ's abundant love, forgiveness and care for us all."

Specht has continued his investigations into diocesan sex abuse. Fr. Biernat has not yet resumed public ministry, but in a January interview with NPR, the current bishop did not rule out returning him to ministry.

"All I can say is that I am open to meeting with any of them, that would like to come and talk to me so that we can evaluate their situation," Fisher said. 

Currently, Biernat is listed as a “priest in service” on the website of St. Timothy Church in Tonawanda. His name is not included on the “clergy and staff” web page.

Astronics in East Aurora invests in robots to increase production

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Employees at an East Aurora plant that manufactures airplane lights and cockpit panels have one less meticulous task to do manually, thanks to the company's investment in robots.

Core Assets Provides Update on Exploration Activities at the Blue Property, Atlin, BC

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Core Assets Provides Update on Exploration Activities at the Blue Property, Atlin, BC *VANCOUVER, BC / ACCESSWIRE / August 6, 2021 /* Core Assets Corp., ("Core Assets" or the "Company") (CSE:CC)(Frankfurt:5RJ WKN:A2QCCU) is pleased to provide an update on exploration activities at the Blue Property (the "Property") located in the Atlin Mining District of British Columbia.

*Highlights*

· Core Assets has successfullycompleted it's 2021 ground fieldwork program that consisted of the collection of 247 grab samples from mineralized carbonate replacement pods, gossanous outcrop and quartz veins with 13 samples collected for petrographic analysis to help vector towards a potential porphyry feeder stock.
· The Geotech Ltd. Versatile Time Domain Electromagnetic (VTEM™) geophysical survey has been slowed due to poor weather conditions at high elevations and is currently at 90% completion.
· Drilling has been postponed until summer 2022 due to a lack of diamond drills and personnel available. This will give the Core Assets technical team time to compile newly acquired data and amend potential new drill locations to the drill permit.
· Preliminary VTEM™ results and grab sample assays from the 2021 field program are expected by late September 2021 and will be instrumental in moving forward.

Core Assets' President and CEO Nick Rodway comments, "Project excitement remains high, we are very happy with our technical teams' efforts in the 2021 field program. We are eager to receive assays back to further solidify our carbonate replacement-porphyry geological model and begin to plan for the 2022 drill program".

*Map of 2021 Sampling Locations at the Blue Property*

*About the 2021 Field Program*

The helicopter supported ground program was executed during the last two weeks of July, 2021. A crew of four geologists were based in Atlin, BC and utilized Discovery Helicopters for daily access to the Property. The program focused on verification sampling of historically documented mineralization at the Silver Lime Prospect as well as reconnaissance prospecting of the Company's newly staked ground to the west of the prospect (see Company news release dated June 11, 2021).

A total of 247 grab samples (Table 1) were collected from the Property over the duration of the program. The historically mapped and sampled massive sulfide carbonate replacement pods were located and resampled at the Silver Lime prospect. Multiple days were also spent traversing locations to the north and west of the Silver Lime prospect in an attempt to locate additional massive sulfide carbonate replacement pods. Based on the carbonate replacement-porphyry model, mineralization should be continuous and zoned from a central porphyry source. Therefore, crews focused on extending mineralization of the carbonate replacement pods at the Silver Lime prospect and searching for typical porphyry style alterations. Overall, the program was successful based on initial visual results and field interpretations and the Company eagerly awaits the impending assay and petrographic results.

Table 1: 2021 Ground Program Sampling Summary

*Area*

*Outcrop*

*Float*

*Total*

Silver Lime

57



57

Reconnaissance

169

21

190

 

 

*Total*

*247*

*QA/QC & Sampling Procedures*

All rock samples were collected in the field using a hammer and chisel. Locations were obtained using a GPS and samples were placed in pre labelled sample bags. Metal tags with the sample numbers scribed into them and flagging tape were left at each sample location. Samples were stored in 5-gallon pails in a secure location until ready for shipment. Quartz blanks were inserted approximately every 25 samples as part of QA/QC procedures. All rock samples and quartz blanks were shipped by ground to ALS Geochemistry in Whitehorse, YT for multielement analysis (including Ag) by four-acid digestion with ICP-AES instrumentation (package ME-ICP61) and Au, Pd, Pt by fire assay (package PGM-ICP27). Any overlimits for Ag, Cu, Pb and Zn will be analyzed using the applicable assay package ME-OG62. Ag values reporting >1000 ppm after additional analysis will be resubmitted for gravimetric fire assay (package Ag-GRA21). No certified reference materials were submitted for analysis with the Company relying on the laboratories internal QA/QC in this regard.

*About The VTEM™ Survey*

The Versatile Time Domain Electro Magnetic (VTEM™) system is currently being conducted by Geotech Ltd. of Aurora, Ontario. This state-of-the-art-system has a proven record of locating conductive anomalies, as well as mapping lateral and vertical variations in resistivity. Full waveform recording is employed to achieve very clean early-time measurements that can resolve near surface structures. It has a high-sensitivity cesium magnetometer for mapping geologic structure and lithology and a cesium magnetometer base station for diurnal correction. The radar altimeter has an accuracy of approximately one meter. The survey will consist of a total of ~2,000 line kilometres at 150 m spacing across the entirety of the Blue Property.

*About the Blue Property*

The Blue Property consists of two main high grade mineral prospects (Laverdiere and Silver Lime) in a total contiguous land package of approximately 26,119.61 Ha (261.2 Km²). The project is located 48 km southwest of the town of Atlin, British Columbia. In 2018, the Company sent a geological team to the Blue Property for preliminary surface sampling. Three areas of skarn exposure with massive and disseminated sulfide were observed along the western side of the Llewellyn Fault Zone, known as the Laverdiere Prospect. A total of 28 grab samples were collected and sent for analysis with values of up to 8.46% copper, 1.57 g/t gold and 46.5 g/t silver reported.

The Silver Lime Prospect is located just 10 km southwest of the Laverdiere Prospect. The Silver Lime Prospect encompasses two significant historical mineral occurrences, the Falcon and Jackie showings. The Falcon showing was discovered by Carmac Resources in 1990 and consists of several northwest trending limestone beds and the Jackie consists of a series of altered quartz veins. Mineralization often consists of galena, sphalerite, pyrite, chalcopyrite, arsenopyrite and stibnite. The system is exposed in multiple areas on the property with one more significant outcrop that is visible for 25 metres with strike extensions covered by talus. Individual pods are up to 2.2 metres wide. To the northwest, a quartz-feldspar porphyry breccia contains smaller quartz veins with semi-massive arsenopyrite and stibnite. Sample 88339 taken from a 2.20 metre vein system assayed 3.3 g/t gold, 2,641 g/t silver, 0.15% copper, 2.5% lead and 3.32% zinc, 5.0% arsenic and 2.56% antimony (ARIS 21162*).

In 2018, Zimtu Capital Corp., as part of a helicopter reconnaissance program, prospected the Silver Lime Prospect and collected eight samples. The results confirmed the historic work of Carmac (1990), having returned values of 1.16 g/t gold, 913 g/t silver, 12.45% zinc and >20.0% lead.

The Silver Lime Prospect has the potential to represent a carbonate replacement deposit model (CRD). Massive sulphide pods occur in limestone and biotite-muscovite-sericite schists near the contacts between the units. Large zones of limonite alteration, cut by alaskite and hornblende porphyry dikes, surround these pods. The lenses appear to be widest near the porphyry dikes. Several faults follow the general direction of the dikes, suggesting structural control on the mineralization. Sulphides at the Jackie Showing often comprise galena, sphalerite, chalcopyrite, pyrrhotite and pyrite. The pods can be up to 30 metres long and 6 metres wide. The smaller pods host sphalerite and galena mineralization and the larger pods vary mineralogically along length. Galena, quartz and calcite dominate the northwest changing to pyrrhotite, chalcopyrite and pyrite in the centre and border areas (Minfile 104M 031*).

The 2021 prospecting and sampling program focused on resampling the Silver Lime prospect and evaluating the newly staked ground by Core Assets Corp. to the west of the prospect (See News Release dated June 11, 2021).

*National Instrument 43-101 Disclosure*

Nicholas Rodway, P.Geo, is President, CEO and Director of the Company, and qualified person as defined by National Instrument 43-101. Mr. Rodway supervised the preparation of the technical information in this news release.

*Historical technical numbers are not compliant with NI 43-101 and are provided as an indication that mineralization is present. Historical information is relied on by the Company only as encouraging further exploration and assessment of the properties. All references listed under Minfile and ARIS can be found at the following British Columbia database links:

Minfile: https://minfile.gov.bc.ca/searchbasic.aspx
ARIS: https://aris.empr.gov.bc.ca/

*About Core Assets Corp.*

Core Assets Corp. is a Canadian mineral exploration company focused on the acquisition and development of mineral projects in B.C., Canada. The company currently holds the Blue Property, that covers a land area of26,100 Ha (261 km²). The project lies within the Atlin Mining District, a well-known gold mining camp. The Property hosts a major structural feature known as the The Llewellyn Fault Zone ("LFZ"). This structure is approximately 140km in length and runs from the Yukon border down through the property to the Alaskan Panhandle Juneau Ice Sheet in the United States. Core Assets believes that the south Atlin Lake area and the LFZ has been neglected since the last major exploration campaigns in the 1970's. The LFZ plays an important role in mineralization of near surface metal occurrences across the property. The past 50 years have seen substantial advancements in the understanding of porphyry, skarn, and carbonate replacement type deposits both globally and in BC's Golden Triangle. The company has leveraged this information at the Blue Property to develop an exploration model and believes this could facilitate a major discovery. Core Assets is excited to become one of Atlin Mining District's premier explorers where its team believes there are substantial opportunities for new discoveries and development.

On Behalf of the Board of Directors
*CORE ASSETS CORP.*

"Nicholas Rodway"
President & CEO
Tel: 604.681.1568

Neither the Canadian Securities Exchange nor its Regulation Services Provider (as that term is defined in the policies of the CSE) accepts responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this release.

*FORWARD LOOKING STATEMENTS*

Statements in this document which are not purely historical are forward-looking statements, including any statements regarding beliefs, plans, expectations, or intentions regarding the future. Forward looking statements in this news release include the goals, scope and timing of the VTEM survey; that Core Assets will drill in 2022; that the Blue Property has substantial opportunities for a discovery and development; that work on the Blue Property could potentially lead to a new porphyry/CRD style discovery; and that there may be a commercially viable gold or other mineral deposit on our claims. It is important to note that the Company's actual business outcomes and exploration results could differ materially from those in such forward-looking statements. Risks and uncertainties include that further permits may not be granted timely or at all; the mineral claims may prove to be unworthy of further expenditure; there may not be an economic mineral resource; methods we thought would be effective may not prove to be in practice or on our claims; economic, competitive, governmental, environmental and technological factors may affect the Company's operations, markets, products and prices; our specific plans and timing drilling, field work and other plans may change; we may not have access to or be able to develop any minerals because of cost factors, type of terrain, or availability of equipment and technology; and we may also not raise sufficient funds to carry out our plans. Additional risk factors are discussed in the section entitled "Risk Factors" in the Company's Management Discussion and Analysis for its recently completed fiscal period, which is available under Company's SEDAR profile at www.sedar.com. Except as required by law, we will not update these forward looking statement risk factors.

*SOURCE: *Core Assets Corp.
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Jury finds Alex Ewing guilty in 1984 “Hammer Killer” murders of Aurora family

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An Arapahoe County jury on Friday found 60-year-old Alex Ewing guilty of first-degree murder in the horrific 1984 killings of a 7-year-old girl and her family in Aurora.

Man walked into Aurora police station and confessed to killing woman, police say

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A 27-year-old man was arrested on suspicion of first-degree murder after police say he walked into an Aurora police station confessed to killing a woman Friday.

Aurora says no to a ban on urban camping amid ongoing homelessness challenge across city

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A proposal to ban urban camping as a means to deal with increasing homelessness in Aurora was narrowly shot down by City Council Monday night, dealing a blow to Mayor Mike Coffman, who pushed the measure. The vote count was a 5-5 tie, which under Aurora’s rules means the measure fails. At the end of […]

Full Plate: Grange Hall gets two more concepts, San Fran sandwiches hit town

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Plus, an Aurora shopping center gets a new multiconcept eatery, a Longmont brewery is expanding and the Denver Burger Battle announces its winners.

Colorado 6-year-old witnesses parents die in murder-suicide

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Aurora police say Robert Terry shot his fiancée, Sarah Terry Smith, 17 times after an argument before turning the gun on himself. Their son then had to tell someone what happened. Studio: KDVR

COVID In Colorado: Tri-County Health Hosts Vaccine Clinics In Aurora

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Tri-County Health is hosting COVID-19 vaccine clinics at the Aurora Municipal Campus off Alameda Avenue and Chambers Road. Studio: CBS 4 Denver

Jury Tells Judge They Are At 'Impasse' In Alex Ewing's Murder Trial, Will Resume Deliberations Friday Morning

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The jury in Arapahoe County will resume deliberations on Friday morning in the murder trial of Alex Ewing, the man accused of using a hammer to kill four people in Aurora. It's been nearly four decades.. Studio: CBS 4 Denver

Alex Ewing Murder Trial: Jury To Resume Deliberations After Telling Judge They Reached 'Impasse'

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Prosecutors and the defense team made their closing arguments Thursday in the trial of Alex Ewing, a man accused of killing an Aurora family with a hammer in 1984. Studio: CBS 4 Denver

Chief Kristen Ziman Retiring After 30 Years With Aurora Police

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Kristen Ziman began as a police cadet and worked her way up through the ranks and became Aurora's first female police chief in 2016. Studio: CBS 2 Chicago

Spirit Airlines Cancellations Leave Aurora Children Stranded In Detroit

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Four children from Aurora are among the thousands of people who were stuck in airports across the nation following a system-wide failure at Spirit Airlines. Studio: CBS 4 Denver

Jury Finds Alex Ewing Guilty On All Counts In 1984 Murder Of Aurora Family

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The jury found Alex Ewing guilty of killing three members of the Bennett family with a hammer. Studio: CBS 4 Denver

Jury Finds Alex Ewing Guilty On All Counts In 1984 Murder Of Aurora Family

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The jury found Alex Ewing guilty of killing three members of the Bennett family with a hammer. Studio: CBS 4 Denver

Back-To-School Event Helps Aurora Students 'Make That Connection'

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An annual celebration in Aurora brought music, dancing and smiles on Saturday. Studio: CBS 4 Denver

Back-To-School Event Helps Aurora Students 'Make That Connection'

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An annual celebration in Aurora brought music, dancing and smiles on Saturday. Studio: CBS 4 Denver

Neighbor found guilty in 1984 hammer attack murders of Colorado family

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Alex Ewing attacked a Colorado family with a hammer inside their Aurora home back in 1984. Melissa Bennett, 7, was violently raped and killed. Her parents, Bruce and Deborah Bennett, were also killed... Studio: KDVR

Jesus Mendoza-Prudente Confesses To Killing Woman, Body Found In Douglas County

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A man turned himself into Aurora police after confessing he killed a woman. Studio: CBS 4 Denver

Motorcyclist Hit, Killed In Aurora; Police Search For Suspect

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Aurora police need help finding the driver who they say hit and killed a motorcyclist. Studio: CBS 4 Denver

Proposed Homeless Camping Changes Turned Down In Aurora

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Aurora Mayor Mike Coffman's plan aimed at helping ease Aurora's homeless crisis did not pass in city council. Studio: CBS 4 Denver




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