WOMAN KILLED IN CRASH AT BUS STOP

A woman was killed and a man seriously injured in Westminster last week when a vehicle hit them as they waited at a bus stop, Westminster police said.

Police responded to the crash at about 5:40 a.m. Thursday in the 7000 block of Sheridan Boulevard, Westminster police said in a news release Tuesday.

The 16-year-old driver stayed at the scene while police responded, according to the news release. The juvenile was arrested and released.

Investigators do not believe drugs or alcohol contributed, but they believe distracted driving contributed to the crash.

The Adams County Coroner’s Office will release the identity of the woman who was killed.

No charges have been filed. Police said it will take several months before the investigation is completed and they make a determination about charges.

Rangeview HS campus monitor arrested on suspicion of child sexual assault.

A recent campus monitor at Rangeview High School in Aurora has been arrested on suspicion of sexual assault on a child.

James Kevin Dolmas, 28, was arrested Tuesday by the Aurora police sex crimes unit, according to police.

Dolmas was booked on suspicion of sexual assault on a child by a person in a position of trust, and sexual exploitation of a child, both felonies, police said.

He most recently worked at Rangeview, but has been with the Aurora Public Schools District since 2010, police said.

Police said they believe there may be additional victims. Anyone with information on the case, or on additional possible victims, is asked to call police at 303-739-6153.

Wyoming man dies in Denver-area hospital after motorcycle accident.

GILLETTE» A young Wyoming man has died in Colorado about three weeks after a motorcycle crash left him in critical condition.

The Gillette News Record reported Monday that 20-year-old Deven Dulany was receiving emergency care at a suburban Denver hospital when he died Sunday.

Colorado doctors say Dulany’s treatment included several surgeries and amputating part of his leg.

Authorities say Dulany was thrown from his sport bike after colliding with a car in Gillette on June 25.

Police ticketed a 50-year-old man for driving with a suspended license and no proof of insurance.

Dulany’s cousin, Cori McCue, said she was proud of his fight after breaking nearly every bone.

She said Dulany recently started to communicate and move his limbs but died of an infection.

Man sought in Pennsylvania slaying arrested in Colorado.

Police say a man being sought in the shooting death of his wife in eastern Pennsylvania was arrested in Colorado.

Edgar Himel was taken into custody at about 1 a.m. Saturday by police in Sterling and is being held pending extradition to Pennsylvania, Palmer Township police said.

Himel, 80, was wanted in the murder of 66-year-old Penny VanTassel-Himel, whose body was found July 7 at her township home.

Three days earlier, a call from her cellphone had reported an emergency, but officers didn’t make contact with anyone at the residence.

Police found that Himel had been to Nebraska hotels along Interstate 80 and was heading west.

Investigators then got a tip that he was in Sterling, which is northeast of Denver near Colorado’s border with Nebraska and Wyoming, police said. He was taken into custody without incident at a hotel, police added.

Palmer Township police officers went to the home to investigate the July 4 911 call and saw an older man fitting Himel’s description through a window, but did not go inside, authorities said.

Police believe the victim was killed that day, but her body wasn’t found until officers returned after she failed to appear in church.

Summer crowds at Yellowstone mean delays, limited parking.

780,000 people visited Yellowstone National Park in June as the park continues to grapple with large summer crowds.

The National Park Service says Yellowstone has recorded about 1,360,000 million visitors so far in 2019. That’s down slightly from last year but still well above historical levels.

The park in Wyoming, Montana and Idaho typically sees its most visitors during the summer months. Park officials say visitors should expect delays and limited parking at popular tourist destinations. — Staff and news reports