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1. Air Force ANPI Picks Put Radiant, Antares, Westinghouse on Track for First OnāBase Microreactors by 2028 (powermag.com) ā Buckley Space Force Base in Aurora has been chosen to host a first-of-its-kind nuclear microreactor as early as 2028, potentially reshaping local energy reliability and resilience. The project, part of the Air Forceās ANPI program, will pair Buckley with developer Radiant Industries and launch detailed environmental reviews and community engagement before any construction moves forward.
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2. Owners of attacking pit bulls to appear in court on April 29 (elcomerciodecolorado.com) ā A 64-year-old woman remains in critical condition after a March 30 pit bull attack in Aurora that led to partial amputation of her left leg, and the dogsā owners are due in Aurora Municipal Court on April 29. The case is reviving debate over Auroraās lifted pit bull ban, while animal control officials, city attorneys, and the victimās family all push for accountability and community support.
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3. The Docket: Real estate lawsuit roundup for 4.23.26 (businessden.com subscription) ā Several new lawsuits involve Aurora properties and employers, including mechanicās lien foreclosures on East 14th Avenue and Waterloo Street and a whistleblower case tied to Buckley Space Force Base. The roundup details recent real estate, construction, and insurance disputes filed this month across metro Denver courts, highlighting financial stakes, alleged unpaid work, and property damage claims.
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4. Aurora Rep. Mandy Lindsay faces ethics complaint over alleged misuse of party funds (sentinelcolorado.com) ā Aurora residentsā state representative Mandy Lindsay is under review by the Colorado House Ethics Committee over alleged mishandling of Democratic caucus funds, including reimbursements and use of a party debit card. Lawmakers are gathering financial records and communications to decide if thereās probable cause, which could lead to a formal hearing and potential reprimand or censure.
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5. Lawmakers propose workaround after Polis stops releasing long-term prisoners who committed youthful crime (denverpost.com) ā An Aurora-based state senator is helping lead a bill that would let Coloradoās parole board, not just the governor, decide when long-incarcerated people who committed crimes as youths can be released after completing a special rehabilitation program. For Aurora residents, itās a window into how your local lawmaker is trying to restart a stalled path to parole for about a dozen prisoners statewide.
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