Highlands Ranch
Coverage of Highlands Ranch in the Nexus archive.
- UDR: Q2 Earnings Snapshot
UDR Inc. reported second-quarter funds from operations of 64 cents per share, exceeding analyst estimates of 63 cents. The company also surpassed revenue forecasts with $425.4 million in revenue and $422.9 million in adjusted revenue. UDR expects 63-65 cents per share for the current quarter and $2.49-$2.57 per share for full-year funds from operations.
- Jefferson County Sheriff's Office seeks witnesses, video of alleged Littleton shooting after hit-and-run crash
The Jefferson County Sheriff's Office is investigating a fatal shooting following a hit-and-run crash in Littleton. A blue Ford F-150 struck vehicles before fleeing, prompting a BOLO alert. Later, the truck was shot at, killing passenger Andrew Bott, 23. Investigators searched a Highlands Ranch home and seek dash cam and security footage from W. Bowles Avenue near S. Santa Fe Drive between 10:25 p.m. and 10:35 p.m. Saturday.
- Neighbors encouraged to reduce wildfire danger risk in the south metro area
Neighbors in the south metro area of Colorado are urged to reduce wildfire risks by addressing dry grass and flammable materials near homes. South Metro Fire Rescue's Colleen Potton collaborates with residents to assess properties and recommend changes, such as clearing gutters, removing mulch, and eliminating ladder fuels to prevent fire spread.
- South metro nonprofit running short on summer food while expanding to meet need
The South metro nonprofit Backpack Society is expanding its summer food distribution to address growing childhood hunger but is running short of supplies. The organization provides meals through libraries, recreation centers, and schools, with demand increasing from 150 to over 500 weekly food bags. Recent donations from high school graduates highlight community support.
- DougCo Republican Party makes play to bring 4th of July fireworks to Highlands Ranch after prior cancellation
The Douglas County Republican Party is organizing a 4th of July fireworks event in Highlands Ranch after the original show was canceled in May due to drought and fire danger. Efforts include securing contracts and a $78,000 county-funded plan, with a decision expected by June 30. Community reactions are mixed, with some supporting the event and others opposing it due to fire risks.
- E-bike and e-moto safety concerns grow as summer begins and teens hit the streets
Safety concerns over e-bikes and e-motorcycles are rising in Denver metro areas as summer begins, with teenagers engaging in reckless behavior like wheelies and wrong-way riding. Local authorities, including Aurora Police Department, report increased incidents and are shifting focus to education over fines, while cities like Douglas County and Thornton explore new ordinances to address the issue.