Elisabeth Slay

The Charles Allen Water Treatment Plant, located on Layton Avenue at Windermere Street, treats Englewood's drinking water that is pulled from the South Platte River. Credit: Photo by Scott Gilbert

With her gentle eyes, calming presence and a desire for affection, Flo, the victims facility dog at the Englewood Police Department, brings a sense of stability to those facing chaos during their pursuit of justice. “She supports victims of crime and traumatic events as they tell their stories to the police,” said Nancy Wenig, Flo’s […]

The driver of a vehicle in a Dec. 21 collision that killed a motorcyclist at South Logan Street and East Jefferson Avenue (U.S. 285) in Englewood is currently in U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement custody. Eric Ross, 18th Judicial District media relations director, said Enderson Jose Velasquez, 23, of Denver is currently in ICE custody […]

Driving in the snow can be scary if drivers don’t take precautions. Credit: Photo by Elisabeth Slay

Following concerns regarding organized drag races in the city, Englewood City Council members discussed and ultimately tabled a proposed amendment to the municipal code to further address the issue in their first meeting of 2025. “The goal of this entire code is to discourage anyone from holding such drag races within the city of Englewood […]

The Englewood Board of Education discusses the possible merger, separation or continued blending of Englewood Middle School and the Englewood Leadership Academy in a Jan. 7 meeting. Credit: Photo by Elisabeth Slay

A rendering of what the Oxford Pedestrian Bridge will look like once completed. Construction is expected to begin in spring of 2025. Credit: Photo courtesy of the City of Englewood

A large, tropical-themed indoor playground known as Lava Island is coming to Englewood in February. Housed in the former Big Lots, at 139 W. Hampden Ave., Lava Island was created to be a place where families can play and disconnect from screens. “At our tropical-themed oasis, get ready to laugh, jump, slide and climb – […]

Englewood Board of Education President Katie Wilberding Cross discusses the possible merger, separation or continued blending of Englewood Middle School and Englewood Leadership Academy with parents during a small group discussion at a town hall on Jan. 15. Credit: Photo by Elisabeth Slay

With colder temperatures comes snow blanketing the streets, and roads can get slippery and dangerous for Colorado drivers – new and native to the state.