Tuesday, December 3, 2024

AI Cameras Catch Violators, Broncos Beat Browns, and Oatmeal Festival Ends

Drivers weaving in and out of express lanes will now be monitored and penalized using roadside technology.                
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Article Icon 1Polis Criticizes Biden's Decision to Pardon Son

Gov. Jared Polis criticized President Joe Biden's decision to pardon his son, Hunter Biden, calling it a "bad precedent."

Polis stated that while he understands Biden's role as a father, the president "put his family ahead of the country," adding that the move could tarnish Biden's reputation and set a concerning standard for future administrations.

Biden defended the pardon, claiming the charges against his son were politically motivated and argued that he kept his word not to interfere in the Justice Department's decision-making. 

This marks a shift for Biden, who previously said he would not pardon his son. Hunter Biden had been scheduled for sentencing in a federal gun case this week.

Article Icon 1AI Cameras to Penalize Express Lane Violations 

Drivers weaving in and out of express lanes will now be monitored and penalized using roadside technology.

Warnings will be issued through December, but starting Jan. 1, violators will face fines starting at $75, rising to $150 for late payments.

The Colorado Department of Transportation will focus on drivers crossing double lines in key corridors like I-25, I-70, and US 36. Using AI-assisted cameras and sensors, the system is designed to enhance safety by identifying violators.

While some drivers support the initiative due to safety concerns caused by reckless lane changes, others worry that enforcement could prompt dangerous behavior as drivers try to evade detection.

Article Icon 1Community Rallies to Rescue Trapped Horse 

When an 18-year-old horse named Mr. Hank fell into a hole last week, the Grand Junction community united to rescue him.

The horse had been grazing peacefully at home the previous evening, but by morning, he was discovered trapped in a narrow cement culvert, his hindquarters stuck in thick mud.

Firefighters arrived to find Mr. Hank partially submerged, with only his head, neck, and front legs visible above ground. Covered in mud and visibly distressed, the situation called for careful planning to ensure his safe extraction.

The rescue became a community effort as neighbors and local organizations joined forces. Mr. Hank was eventually freed and is now expected to make a full recovery. Watch the video report here.

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Around Colorado

South-Central Colorado: Residents are protesting Black Hills Energy's proposed 13.8% rate hike, citing affordability concerns. A final public hearing is set for Dec. 5. (More)

Denver: The city council is revisiting a flavored nicotine ban, aiming to curb youth use. Schools and health advocates support the measure, while vape shop owners express concerns. Public input will be heard Wednesday morning. (See Details)

Aurora: Whispering Pines Apartments have undergone safety and sanitation upgrades under new management, but residents criticize $1,200 relocation offers amid soaring housing costs. (See Photos)

Statewide: A state court has ruled that parents of children born with an inherited muscle degeneration disorder can sue the medical professionals who incorrectly told them prior to conception that the mother was not a carrier of the gene. (More)

Denver: Lower-THC products are growing in popularity despite declining marijuana sales thanks to their appeal to older customers seeking relief without intense psychoactive effects, according to cannabis stores. (Watch Report)

Colorado Springs: Police dog K9 Riggs aided officers on Saturday in capturing a fleeing felony suspect, leading to the recovery of a stolen firearm after the suspect attempted to escape from a second story. (More)

Colorado Sports

➤ The Denver Broncos defeated the Cleveland Browns 41-32 in a seesaw game on Monday Night Football, improving their record to 8-5 and staying in the playoff hunt as they head into their bye week. (See Details)

Nikola Jokic delivered another incredible performance and tied Magic Johnson on the NBA's all-time triple-doubles list despite the Denver Nuggets' loss on Sunday, with 23 points, 11 rebounds, and 10 assists. (More)

➤ Colorado Avalanche traded goalie Justus Annunen and a 2025 fifth-round pick to the Nashville Predators for veteran backup Scott Wedgewood. (More)  

➤ Yesterday's Results:  NFL NBA | NHL | NCAAW  

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Colorado Business

Tech company Ibotta signed a new 10-year lease for an 85,000-square-foot office on Denver's 16th Street Mall. (More)

A new program is funding electric power systems for food trucks, offering grants of up to $20,000 to reduce generator pollution. Applications close Dec. 31. (More)

A 900-unit housing development in Hayden has moved forward despite concerns about its potential impact and water supply challenges. Phase one could begin by July 2025. (More)

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Et Cetera

Denver has been ranked the 13th most fun city in the U.S. for nightlife and recreation but scored poorly on affordability. Colorado Springs came in at 70th, while Aurora ranked 130th. (See List)

After 27 years, The Lafayette Oatmeal Festival will end as its partner Quaker Oats chose to change its focus. The annual event featured an oatmeal breakfast with more than 150 oatmeal toppings and a 5K. (More)

Christmas and holiday-themed pop-up bars are debuting across the Denver metro area, offering festive drinks and immersive seasonal decor. (See Details)

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The Poll

What's your favorite breakfast food? 

  1. Eggs and toast
  2. Cold cereal
  3. Oatmeal
  4. I don't eat breakfast
  5. Other
 

Yesterday's Results:

Have you been winter fly fishing?

  1.  Yes: 39.3%
  2.  No: 60.7%
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