SUSPECT SHOT BY POLICE IN WESTMINSTER

Authorities are investigating an officer-involved shooting that happened in Westminster Tuesday afternoon.

Shots were fired near Harlan Street and West 92nd Avenue, according to a 2:19 p.m. Westminster police tweet.

The incident unfolded when officers responding to a burglary, in the 10300 block of Dover St., encountered a suspect, a woman, who attempted to run away. She was caught, police said.

Another suspect, a man, fled the scene in a stolen car and ran red light in an attempt to evade officers. The fleeing suspect then intentionally swerved the vehicle he was driving in an attempt to hit an officer who tried to stop the car. That officer fired at the suspect, hitting him. The suspect was then taken to a local hospital.

Fire-damaged lodge taking reservations.

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PARK» A lodge damaged by fire over the weekend is taking reservations as investigators try to pinpoint the cause of the fire.

Marys Lake Lodge general manager Tina Harlow told the Loveland Reporter-Herald that though the fire damaged 16 rooms, all other condos and rooms at the Estes Park resort are safe to inhabit.

Harlow says staff had to relocate two weeks of weddings, but otherwise, operations are normal although alternate numbers had to be created for people seeking reservations.

Investigators were focusing on a boiler room near the kitchen and a computer room on the second floor as possible origins of the fire.

One killed in shuttle crash.

One person was killed in a two-vehicle crash about 20 miles north of Denver on Interstate 25 Tuesday that caused an Estes Park shuttle van to roll off the highway.

All lanes of northbound were closed during the crash investigation.

One male passenger in the van, 72, died on the scene. Five other occupants of the van were taken to area hospitals.

Bear supporter plans to apply for license.

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WYO.» Wyoming’s planned grizzly bear hunt this fall is structured in a way that allows the possibility of disruption by those opI-25 posed to the hunt. Wildlife activist Lisa Robertson says plans to apply for one of the limited number of tags although she has no intention of hunting a bear. — Staff and wire reports