The prime minister has said it is “looking good” for 19 July to be the “terminus point” for England’s coronavirus restrictions – but did not rule out the prospect of further lockdowns in the winter. “You can never exclude that
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Former Lakewood cop on trial in Denver for sex assault takes his own life.
A former Lakewood police officer who was on criminal trial in Denver, for the alleged sexual assault of a woman while he was on duty, committed suicide early Tuesday morning. Randall Shaun Butler, 39, was charged with two counts of
Biden revokes more of Trump’s executive actions, including moves on immigration and monuments.
By Glenn Thrush The Biden administration on Friday revoked a Trump-era restriction on migrants who enter the country without health coverage and rolled back six executive orders intended to stoke anger over street protests and attacks on Confederate monuments in
Owner of Gaetano's buys its Highland property for $2.6M — The Know
Ron Robinson apparently made them an offer they couldn’t refuse. Robinson, who has owned Italian restaurant Gaetano’s in Highland since 2013, now owns the restaurant’s history-laced brick building, too. Robinson purchased the Highland properties at 3760 Tejon St. and 2018
Boulder Mennonites turn guns into garden tools
There was healing in the swing of a hammer at Boulder Mennonite Church on Friday. Dozens of community members gathered for a Good Friday vigil to pray, reflect and remember 10 victims of a mass shooting at the King Soopers
COVID-19: Fans could be back in ‘significant numbers’ this summer with help of COVID certificates, says culture secretary
Football fans could be allowed to pack into stadiums in “significant numbers” this summer with the help of COVID certificates, the culture secretary has told Sky News. Oliver Dowden set out the government’s aim to “get as many people back
Grace Millane: What happened in the last hours of British backpacker’s life
It is impossible to imagine how terrified Grace Millane must have been in her last moments alive. A pathologist who explained how she died told a jury she was strangled and had bruises on her arms and chest “consistent” with
Ivory Coast lifts suspension of Hershey cocoa sustainability schemes
ABIDJAN (Reuters) – Ivory Coast will lift a suspension imposed this week on cocoa sustainability schemes run by Hershey after the U.S.-based chocolate maker committed to paying a premium aimed at combating poverty among farmers.Slideshow ( 3 images )Ivorian and
S&P Global agrees to buy IHS Markit, a financial data powerhouse, for $44 billion.
S&P Global, the owner of stock indexes like the Dow and the S&P 500, said on Monday that it plans to acquire IHS Markit for $44 billion, including debt. The transaction would create a financial information powerhouse at a time
‘I am tired of it’: Femicides spark outrage across Guatemala
Guatemala City, Guatemala – Women are leading protests against gender violence and femicides this weekend in Guatemala, where the recent murder of a university student has sparked sorrow, outrage, and calls for action. “It made me scared and sad,” said