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Bennet, Weiser criss-cross state in hopes of wooing undecided voters
Democratic candidates for governor hit campaign events as race moves into final stretch.
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Prosecutors seek to drop arson charge in 2024 Alexander Mountain wildfire
Authorities said Jason Hobby had alibi evidence showing it was unlikely he had started the fire.
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Roughly 1,700 workers at the Cargill meatpacking plant in Fort Morgan remain locked out as labor dispute drags on
The lockout began on May 20 after workers rejected what they describe as a lowball offer from the company.
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A star soprano and a banjo virtuoso lean into American folk tunes
Renée Fleming and Béla Fleck's joint project, which took more than 20 years to finalize, sees them collaborate with other folk musicians and singers.
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Three Coloradan motorcyclists were killed in an Idaho crash with a Colorado Springs driver
A Larimer County sheriff and deputy were identified as victims.
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4 hands on the keys: The continuing piano adventures of the fearless Labèque sisters
The French pianists celebrate more than a half century of recording together with a triple-disc set containing many brand new tracks.
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Wine importers in Edwards try to get their tariff money back
There is a lot of uncertainty and changing rules in the rollback, same as it was when the tariffs were rolled out.
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At a Haitian restaurant in South Aurora, owners make diners feel they’re on the island
Mama Josie Cafe Creole, owned by busy Haitian transplants, has been open for two years.
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Experts predict the Upper Arkansas River will have the lowest flows in recorded history
Due to historically low snowpack, the river flow is forecast to be just a fraction of normal.
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Anne Kelly inherited a district attorney’s office in crisis. Then she turned it around.
Four years after arriving at an office plagued by misconduct, the DA has faced challenges and learned a lot about rural life and crime.
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Xcel Energy asks Colorado regulators to extend an aging coal plant
The company says it needs the power to ensure it meets increasing energy demands.
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Colorado braces for heat, fire danger and possible hail all before the week’s end
Triple-digit temperatures, critical fire weather and a chance for severe storms are all in the forecast as summer heat settles across the state.
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Visits to a Denver clinic for survivors of female genital mutilation and cutting have increased tenfold since it opened
A decade ago, a Denver Health doctor noticed that a number of patients to the human rights clinic were survivors of female genital mutilation.
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Colorado lawmakers look to limit PERA bonuses following Sun investigation
The proposal comes in response to a Colorado Sun investigation that found PERA has paid its investment staff millions of dollars in performance bonuses in recent years.
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Civil rights complaint alleges Boulder middle-schooler endured two years of severe antisemitic harassment and assault
The Anti-Defamation League says it's a clear violation of rights, and places blame on the school and district officials.
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Boulder bet $34 million to land Sundance. High lodging prices are raising concerns.
Boulder's hosting of the Sundance Film Festival is causing a stir over high accommodation costs. Some homes in the Colorado town are listed for over $5,000 a night, much higher than in Park City, Utah.
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Judge orders Interior to restore historical signs at national parks
Conservation and historical groups sued as the Trump administration targeted hundreds of exhibits on climate change, civil rights and diverse communities.