Montbello is generally a quiet neighborhood. Tucked away in the far northeast corner of the city and county of Denver, it features mostly homes with a few commercial properties.

Although it's median household income is lower than the metro area average, it boasts a younger population than average, with 40 percent of households having children at home.

That's why it's pretty shocking when an alleged murder happens there.

The Rocky Mountain News has more information about the woman who was found dead in her home on the 5500 block of Hannibal Street on June 16.

Police have also said that they are still looking for the man who they believe may have taken her daughter. Sources told police that they believe the man may have taken the young girl to Mexico.

The news out of El Paso, Texas is that the man may be taking the daughter to Zacatecas, Mexico and going through El Paso and Las Cruces, N. M. You can read the whole article from KDBC4 by clicking here.

Police aren't exactly sure what happened to cause the woman to be murdered, but believe that it all started with a domestic dispute. A neighbor told them that they had heard fighting coming from the house on Friday night.

What do you think about what happened in Montbello? We want to hear from you, so post your own story or letter to the editor about it or why not write a blog?

Events

Here are a few things that you can take the family to this weekend to get out of the house.

-This Friday, June 22, is the first Cherry Creek State Park junior ranger program from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Kids ages 6 to 11 will learn about wildlife, the Cherry Creek watershed and other environmental issues. All children must have registration waiver signed by a parent or guardian before beginning a session, which is available at the park office or campground. Sessions are free of charge, but a park pass is required for any vehicle entering the park. There will also be two 4-day sessions for different age groups. Session 1 is Fridays June 22 to July 13 and for ages 6 to 8. Session 2 is later on in the summer. All sessions will meet at the Campground amphitheater. If rain is forecasted, session will meet in the park office. Children will need to bring a lunch on all days except graduation.

-There will be a bike day from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. June 23 at Fox Crossing Apartments, 8350 East Yale Ave. Denver. There will be a bike obstacle course, games, prizes and food. The Arapahoe County Sheriff Department will be teaching traffic laws, bike safety and taking two bike tours down the Cherry Creek bike path. If you have bikes, helmets or other items you can donate to the Recycle Bicycle organization, please bring it down, they can use anything you have laying around.

-Tagawa Gardens, 7711 S. Parker Road, invites your to join Dee from 1 to 3 p.m. June 23 as she shows how you can balance your pond naturally and prevent algae build-up. This free class is open to everyone. For more information, call 303-690-4722.

-Also on June 23, Tagawa Gardens presents a program on how to build a wormery for composting from 11 a.m. to noon. This class is also free.

-Don't forget about the Southlands Farmer Market from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. June 23. There are fresh veggies to buy, fun for the whole family and handmade goods. The market is held at 6150 Main Street.

-There will be an open house for home show businesses at Tallyn's Reach Library, 23911 E. Arapahoe Road from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. June 23. You can browse the product lines, meet your local consultants, get more information on business opportunities and register for free door prizes. For more information, call 303-627-3050.

News

-The Denver Post has a story about the man who was killed in Aurora while crossing the street on June 18.

-The Rocky has a story about the Aurora Civil Service Commission's latest meeting, where advocates for a black Aurora cop who was attempting to get promoted didn't get to speak.

-Finally, MyFoxColorado.com has a story about two employees from the Ross store on the 2300 block of Orchard who were robbed in the store June 17.