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The Yuma woman who pleaded guilty after a hit and run was sentenced to two and a half years behind bars on Tuesday.

The woman, 45-year-old Audrey Ryan, pleaded guilty for attempting to leave the scene of an accident, which is a Class 3 felony.

The Yuma woman accused of hitting a pedestrian with her car last month and leaving the scene of the crash was formally charged Tuesday with hit and run.

We’ve rounded up the top 5 most-read stories on Aspentimes.com last week. 1. Willoughby: Fritz Stammberger, Aspen’s most famous climber and an unhappy ending  Serious mountain climbers gravitate to Aspen. Some notable ones include André...

We’ve rounded up the top 5 most-read stories on aspentimes.com last week. 1. Sant Ambroeus Coffee Bar brings old-world flair to Aspen’s core If you weren’t one of the hordes of travelers who made your...

MOUNT DESERT — Downeast Maine has attracted determined smugglers for centuries. The rocky coves, hidden inlets and remote offshore islands offer ideal cover for the clandestine transport of everything from

Weve rounded up the top 5 most-read stories on aspentimes.com last week.

Weve rounded up the top 5 most-read stories on aspentimes.com last week.

We’ve rounded up the top five most-read stories on Aspentimes.com from last week. 1.) Hunt reviews downtown Aspen projects, vows to improve communication, relationship with community Mark Hunt sounded rueful last week going over his many Aspen...

Now a psychologist with a Ph.D., a private practice and teaching obligations in Boston, Audrey Ryan embarked on research journey based on stories her father, Frank Ryan, told her when