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Colorado teens' changing attitudes on drugs, a multi-million dollar water theft, meet the “Governor for a day”

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Should local law enforcement work more with ICE? Allegations of racism at Lutheran High School, local film festivals

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Colorado’s closest congressional race, solar farm planned near Mesa Verde, Sand Creek massacre statue unveiled

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Accusations fly at the Boebert - Laubacher debate, life after school consolidation, hiking the Great Colorado Route

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Railroad ballot measure snafu, an early flu season, the secret behind Denver’s port-a-potty placement

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Governor candidates forum, DOJ sues Denver over mask policy, music lift from Avourneen

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Victor Marx’s unusual campaign spending, a Venezuelan migrant and an international gang, the soulmate booth

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Water needs in a fast-growing county, answers in a deadly dairy farm accident, and bolo tie history

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Maroon Bells under new management? dueling income tax proposals, delivery drones for Denver

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Justices weigh climate liability, the economics of CO’s largest gold mine, CSprings pumpkin tradition

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Boulder v. Suncor at the Supreme Court, downtown office demolitions, Rangely’s musical water tank loses a champion

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Legal immigrants lose Medicaid coverage, CPW suspends killing wolves, meet our new host!

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Govr’s race in full swing, COCO spends big on ‘education’ campaign, Field Day for deaf and hard-of-hearing kids

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AG trying to block new ICE detention center, lawsuit over DIA tarmac death, Lakewood Cider Days

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Trump Administration’s approach to public lands, CSprings builds ties with new Space Command home, a tarantula hook-up

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Schools and fuel prices, judge orders return of Honduran man deported to Africa, the legend of Jane Kirkham

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Electrical grid upgrades, Bus Rapid Transit: coming soon to Colfax, the inaugural Dolly Days

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Methane emission rules tightened, Jeffco tackles pine beetles, Christian Glass memorialized with new art center

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Armed security at USPS facility, homebuilding down, wild horse contraception, the Bug Man of Hollywood

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Oxygen supply scare at UCHealth, FEMA aid denials, Denver neighborhood tries to protect local beavers

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Medicaid busting the state budget, courts shutdown livestreams over fears of misuse, St. Mary’s glacier has vanished

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Uncertain winter snow forecast, Colorado universities tackle enrollment, fall bird migration

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Travel troubles on the roads, Congress tackles data centers, new Giraffes Center at the Cheyenne Mountain Zoo

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Evergreen parents question gun laws, Trump-backed PAC spends in CO, one-woman show tackles a mother’s dementia

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Can Democrats turn rural counties blue, legal showdown looms for the Colorado River, Coloradans don’t like AI

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‘Aridification’ has reached Denver, farmers frustrated with sewage spill, a foothills hummingbird sanctuary

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Why are so many Coloradans betting on…table tennis? Teaching 9/11 in schools, rare photos from ground zero

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Where to get a COVID vaccine, Denver mayoral race heats up, drought brings early fall colors

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Missy Woods sentenced for falsifying DNA evidence, lawsuits over lift ticket prices, Convict Coffee Co.

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Federal disaster help on its way, families frozen out of childcare subsidies, sumo showcase

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Purplish takeover: What’s happening with Buc-ee’s?

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Student ICE protests, trans youth care lawsuit, Denver economic climate, Peter Heller on ‘The Dog Stars’

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Xcel data center plan gets pushback, CoSprings Utility proposes new solar fees, Latino voters’ views

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Dangerous ozone summer, confidential voters exposed, private prison lawsuits, Waymo arrives

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Sewage spill in the Arkansas River, ICE brutality allegations, studying dementia in dogs

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School phone bans take effect, late night drag racing dangers, trying to pick a Colorado ‘smell’

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Nepalis in Colorado react to flooding, K9 attack aftermath, Denverites bringing history to life

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Colorado's stake in the Meta settlement, immigration crackdown stresses doctors, FoCo teen bikes to college (in PA!)

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CO vows to fight president's mail voting order, CSP troopers attacked, adaptive motorsports, Dolly Parton remembered

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Denver’s ambitious hosting hopes, CO again seeks FEMA aid, preventing elder fraud, an expensive historic discovery

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The latest CO River plan, for now, what’s behind this fall’s giant ballot, where is Colorado growing fastest?

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Glenwood Springs fears quarry expansion, managing Colorado’s wild horses, one bear’s testimony

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ICE contractor sued over public health order, CO’s roadless rule, emergency exercise at DIA, test driving Waymo

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Victor Marx’s down-ballot implications, evidence problems in Fremont Co, RMNP holds on to timed entry?

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Unpaid medical bills for ICE detainees, bear incidents way up this year, Bent’s Old Fort deteriorating

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Colorado farmers struggling, a ‘smoking gun’ in Trump retaliation case, new state historian

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New safety rules for rideshares, Denver energy rules win in court, inspiring young jazz musicians

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Tragic crash in Mesa County, death rate trends, prison production of 12 Angry Men

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JeffCo schools challenging feds over Title IX, Gunnison Sheriff drops ICE cooperation, pollinators on the golf course

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Huge data center ignores stop work orders, Broncos development concerns, Telluride Jazz Festival takes a broad approach

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Law enforcement hire process investigated, walk-up addiction treatment, Colorado singer sunstoney

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Water crisis forces hard choices in the high country, salmonella concerns, a historically fraudulent election

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What the DIA runway death reveals about mental health care in Colorado, basic income experiment, Diasporic Film Festival

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Democrats’ shifting position on Israel, record gun sales, the contentious saga of a newly-abandoned town

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Divvying up a drying Colorado River, Aurora PD officer charged with homicide, celebrating community at a mile-long table

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Melat Kiros gets a challenge from the middle, new requirements for ‘assault weapons,’ where did the Lace House go?

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Monsoons and marathon wildfires, meatpacking workers reach tentative contract agreement, how Colorado became Colorado

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A tight race to represent Colorado Springs, what to expect from Waymo, the history of tiny towns

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Polis defends clemency for Tina Peters, a small town dangerously low on water, Colorado’s foody history

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Protecting firefighters’ mental health, potato palooza; interesting people from Colorado’s history

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New limits on furbearer trapping, a new medical school in Colorado, snippets of state history

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In-state tuition for undocumented immigrants challenged, Denver’s State of the City, widespread fishing closures

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Silence over TB at Aurora ICE center, ICE arrest at DIA, Flock camera firing frenzy in Grand Junction

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Flash floods on the Western Slope, how Coloradans feel about the state, Denver’s bar closing time delay, delayed

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Water conservation results, offices turning into apartments, Colorado’s only active volcano

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ICE protester shot, domestic violence funding crisis, Denver climate campaign

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Aspen Acres fire lawsuit, Beulah homeowners return, housing drags down employment, San Luis Valley labyrinth

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Immigration judge fired in CO, potential TB outbreak at immigrant detention center, firefighter fundraiser

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A tax proposal for Front Range rail; cuts coming for RTD; reality checking the cyclosporiasis parasite in CO

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New ICE detention center confirmed, Pena Blvd traffic solutions, a teenaged secession push

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A peek inside the life of a firefighter; DOJ warnings about noncitizen voting; a new step for the mile-high marker

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Marx wins GOP gov. primary; firefighting resources focused on Colorado; a new step for Waymo

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Surveying damage from the Aspen Acres fire; lawmakers look into Medicaid costs; a new way to clean up bike lanes

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Melat Kiros on her congressional hopes; ‘hyperscale’ data center in Aurora; Colorado at the American State Fair

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The conditions driving this year’s wildfires; housing activists buy infamous Aurora apartments; Mud Day!

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Firefighting, evacuations continue across Colorado, Buc-ee’s development drama, Aboriginal art at DAM

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What Melat Kiros’s victory says about the power of Democratic Socialists; new laws take effect; chasing bats

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Primary election results; fire updates

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Wildfires rage around state; Primary Day arrives; controversial oil and gas project moves forward

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Three firefighters die fighting Western Slope blaze; Aurora homeless shelter guests claim underpay; leaving no trace

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Lawsuit over election timing; eating disorder clinic treating younger patients; get paid to find a climate-friendly job

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Massive hailstorms on the Plains; FEMA funding delays; Aurora teen stars in a Netflix film

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Primary races go negative, DNA scientist plea deal, sorbet pop-up shut down

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Aurora mayor sleeping at homeless shelter; the San Luis Valley’s unlikely DA, Denver Pride preview

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Doctors fear resuming gender care, Mesa County clerk primary, mile high marker on the move

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Xcel can't quit coal plant, Cargill lockout drags on, relocating cremains, Juneteenth celebrations

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New rules when cities 'buy and dry'; clinic serves female genital cutting survivors; quirky store thrives in Del Norte

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Colorado to import drugs from Canada; school cell phone bans; predicting hurricanes from CSU

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A heated primary in Colorado’s sole Congressional swing district; go inside DIA’s tunnels; new Da Vinci museum

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The three-way primary race to represent Denver; Xcel rate hike sees resistance; Colorado horror author wins a Nebula

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How are Colorado’s kids doing? Paint that can cool its surroundings, a music lift from May Be Fern

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GEO Group fights facility inspections; the impossible math child care; a former World Cup player looks back

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Colorado vigilant for New World Screwworm; a Denver suburb wants to block drivers; CO Springs author wins a Golden Quill

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EV battery disposal challenges; underage scooter injuries; more pay for cafeteria workers

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Paramedics connected to Elijah McClain’s death could get new trial; new pedestrian safety law signed

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Veto-rama from Gov. Polis; diversifying the golf scene

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New restrictions on sports betting; public Christian school closes; judge pauses NCAR dismantling

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Tina Peters released; CO representatives weigh in on housing reform; celebrating yard art in Colorado Springs

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Polis vetoes video game and social media bills; measuring psychedelic-assisted therapy; accelerated medical school

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Denver homicides up; meatpackers locked out in Fort Morgan; a Colorado rover on the moon?