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Fires in Garfield and Mesa counties force evacuations in tinder-dry conditions
The Dry Creek fire in Rifle burned at least one structure, and residents south of the Rifle Garfield County Airport were asked to evacuate.
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Composer Grace Hale on how her time at Colorado College shaped her musical future
The 28-year-old returns to her alma mater to premiere new music at this year’s Colorado College Summer Music Festival.
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Colorado Springs looks to create its own 9-1-1 Authority
If approved, the move wouldn't affect who picks up your 9-1-1 call. Instead it changes how those call centers are funded.
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Missy Woods, former forensic scientist accused of mishandling DNA, changes plea to guilty
The deal still means Woods could spend as many as 16 years in prison.
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Indie 102.3 Giveaways
Drop your info below for a chance to win a pair of tickets to the Indie 102.3 Presents Dead Pioneers show on July 3.
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A plan for a new reservoir could help some owners of illegal ponds in Southern Colorado
The state says ponds in the Arkansas River Basin without applicable water rights need to be removed. A possible solution is coming to the Wet Mountain Valley.
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Author says universal child care should be as American as apple pie. And here’s why.
Denver’s Elliot Hapsel argues that the stronger case for universal child care may be one based on emotions and values.
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11 people indicted for a months-long car theft ring that targeted airport parking lots
The thefts took place over six months and the cars were driven or hauled to Mexico and sold to cartels.
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Judge agrees to evaluation of man accused of attacking Grand Junction reporter
A hearing set for July could determine whether Patrick Egan pleads guilty.
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We visited Colorado’s only active volcano
Dotsero erupted some 4,200 years ago, but it’s unlikely to erupt again anytime soon
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Mental health partnership aims to give young doctors in training the self-care skills to cope with stress of the job
Becoming a doctor requires long hours, over many years, often with a lot of stress.
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This remote mountain restaurant has nine tables, 28 seats, and 50 years of history
Chef John Leonardi shares the secrets of Soupçon, a French-inspired restaurant in Crested Butte.
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With Peters out of prison, a supporter in Mesa County vies for her old job
The current clerk who’s spent years highlighting election integrity faces a challenger who’s still not buying it.
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Netflix debuts film featuring Aurora teen with Down syndrome
Jeremiah Daniels stars in the film, which follows a father raising a son with Down syndrome while navigating grief and resilience.
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Congressional candidates are raising – and spending – a lot of money as they dash to the primary
Candidates in tight primaries are spending their cash in an effort to move onto the general election
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Denver’s celebrated political reporter Lynn Bartels has died
She is remembered for her ability to get a scoop, her grit and her depth of knowledge about Colorado politics.
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Grand Junction’s Juneteenth celebration returns to Lincoln Park Saturday afternoon
Games, history and food will highlight the annual celebration.
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Locals celebrate Haitian homecoming at World Cup
While Les Grenadiers are the underdogs in the tournament, many see their presence as an automatic win.