Cambridge Ave News Today

Emergency services were called to an address in Cambridge Ave in Raymond Terrace about 2am on Tuesday, following reports of an altercation between two men.

A man has died following an alleged fatal assault in the early hours of the morning, with police alleging a bizarre weapon was used during the altercation.

The Pueblo Police Department is on the scene of a shooting between police and two suspects at the Pueblo flea market Saturday morning.

Broomfield police are investigating the fatal stabbing of 30-year-old Trenten Hansen who was found dead in a home in the 3900 block of Cambridge Avenue on Wednesday, according to a release.

The man who was killed in a stabbing in Broomfield on Wednesday was allegedly robbing a house when a person living there stabbed him, according to the Broomfield Police Department.

Under a set of new proposals, Milwaukee's beloved Brady Street would undergo some serious changes to prioritize pedestrians' safety.

69-year-old Robert Ellis was found shot and burned in his rental property in Dec. 2015. His family is looking for justice.

Ashhurst Health Care opens in April ending a community's wait for their own GP.

A motorist exits York St through the entry lane. Cars and motorbikes were driving the wrong way through the one-way section that continued to allow turns from Cambridge Ave into York St, or were using the footpath or crossing the grass. At the same time, vehicles turning into York St were frequently travelling faster than the 50kph speed limit. Retter said those drivers who did abide by the rules and turned around in the teardrop area were frustrated and using the previously-quiet and mainly...

A motorist exits York St through the entry lane. Michael Retter, 72, who lives on the corner of York St and Cambridge Ave, has been trying to turn away motorists from driving the wrong way or cutting across reserve land, and recording those not adhering to the new layout. He has provided pictures to police. Signs signalled to drivers the road was no exit and not suitable for trucks, but Retter said he had seen B-Trains, cars and motorbikes all exiting the entry at all times of the day. Driv...