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- 11 News Exclusive - Cheyenne Corbett: Her Story - The Broader Issue
One of the reasons why Cheyenne Corbett sat down with 11 News was with the hope that other families can learn from her story, and that other teens might not make the same mistakes she did.
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- 11 News Exclusive - Cheyenne Corbett: Her Story - Facing Charges
For a teenage girl who prided herself on never getting in trouble, Cheyenne Corbett worked herself into a situation with devastating consequences.
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- 11 News Exclusive - Cheyenne Corbett: Her Story - Growing Up
It was more than three years ago that a Palisade High School student gave birth to a baby girl in the shower at her parents’ home.
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- Mostly female crowd catches GJ's midnight showing of New Moon
A Grand Junction movie theater had to open up two extra screens to accomodate all the eager fans wanting to be the first to see New Moon.
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- Is your kid "huffing?"
Is your kid "huffing?"
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- Colorado flu cases decline for 4th straight week
DENVER (AP) _ The number of new influenza cases in Colorado has dropped for the fourth consecutive week.
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- Bug fixed, but delays, frustrations linger after FAA computer glitch
It’s been a frustrating day for some air travelers.
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- Ft. Carson remembers worst battle since Vietnam
Fort Carson is paying tribute to 15 soldiers killed in combat in Afghanistan last month.
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- Reports: UK man arrested in connection to 12 year old Western Slope murder case
Twelve years after local hotel owner Sabrina Bebb-Jones was first reported missing, an arrest has been made in connection to her murder.
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- Palisade cop back to work, charges dropped
A harassment case against a Palisade Police Officer has been dismissed and he's back to work.
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- Meth dealer sentenced to 33 years
A man caught dealing meth by an undercover officer was sentenced to more than three decades behind bars Wednesday.
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- RECALL ALERT: Bobby Chupete pacifiers recalled
More than a half million pacifiers are being recalled around the country.
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- Pilot OK after small plane crashes in Montrose
The pilot of a small plane that crashed into a Montrose neighborhood has been treated and released.
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- Foreclosure Prevention Fair Saturday in Grand Junction
Having a hard time making your mortgage payments?
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- Mary is actually Martin?
A tortoise's zookeepers in Cleveland are the ones feeling slow because after more than 50 years, they've discovered "Mary" is actually a male.
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- "He's a fighter" -- Family of 8-year-old boy calls recovery a miracle
An 8-year-old Fruita boy is back at home after overcoming the odds and winning the fight of his life.
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- Shop, eat downtown, get a free movie ticket
Shop or eat downtown and get a free movie ticket -- that's what the Avalon Theater is doing as it works to get more people to spend money on Main Street.
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- Delegate! It'll make your life easier
Feel like life is hectic? Experts say delegate.
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- "There's no excuse" says local business busted for selling alcohol to minors
Twenty four Grand Valley businesses are in trouble with the law after they were caught selling alcohol to minors over the weekend.
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- Childcare offered for busy shoppers this holiday season
Mesa Mall now has another attraction, a childcare facility for busy shoppers.
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- 11 News Special Report Tonight: Target Practice
Ammo shortages and budget cuts are effecting local law enforcement agencies.
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- NBC’s Green Week 2009
NBC’s third annual Green Week launched on Monday and for the next seven days, you’ll probably notice slight changes to the network’s programming, from a green peacock to green plotlines.
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- Flags lowered for Colo. soldier who died in Iraq
Flags on state buildings will be lowered Monday in honor of a Colorado Springs soldier who died in Iraq.
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- Despite decline in flu activity, Health Department encourages all to get vaccinated
The Mesa County Health Department says despite record numbers of hospitalizations, H1N1 activity across the Valley appears to be on the decline.
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- Salvation Army: The Need is Great
The Salvation Army says the need will be greater than ever this holiday season, as many here in the Valley continue to feel the effects of the tough economic times -- and they're going to need some help to meet that need.
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- H1N1 vaccines available at Mesa County Health Department
The Mesa County Health Department is offering H1N1 booster shots to two groups of children.
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- GJ Police tase and arrest man on North Ave.
Grand Junction Police said they had to tase a man Saturday night after he ran from them twice.
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- Nine in Ore. crash return to Colo.
Nine of the 14 survivors of a church van crash in Oregon that killed two young people have returned to Colorado.
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- Troopers shaken up after comrade hit, warn drivers to remember the rules of the road
Some Colorado State Troopers are still shaken up after one of their own was hit by an SUV while investigating an accident and say the accident should serve as a reminder to motorists to pay attention, slow down and drive with caution.
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- Census Bureau has 1,000 jobs to fill in Mesa County
A Mesa County man is heading up the U.S. Census Bureau's Western Slope office and he's looking to fill a lot of positions.
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- Helping little Torie
The community came together Sunday to raise money for a local two-year-old with a rare and deadly disease.
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- Up to a foot of snow expected in parts of Denver
DENVER (AP) _ The National Weather Service says up to 16 inches of snow could fall in the Colorado mountains and between six inches to a foot of snow in parts of Denver by Sunday.
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- Palisade vineyard to feed the unemployed this Thanksgiving
Out of a job? A Palisade vineyard is hosting a free Thanksgiving dinner for anyone who is.
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- Powderhorn job applicants quadrupled this year
Powderhorn Ski Resort is looking to get staffed for the season but unfortunately for job seekers, applicants quadrupled this year.
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- Murder suspect brought to Grand Junction to face charges
A murder suspect that turned himself in to Denver Police has been transferred to the Mesa County Jail.
- 11 News Special Report: Kids and Cartoons
Parents are often stunned by what comes out of their child’s mouth and the way they act. Even more stunning is when they figure out the behavior was influenced by a cartoon.
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- Local former DJ starts up area matchmaking business
A former morning radio host has started up a local matchmaking business, the first of it's kind on the Western Slope.
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- Santa’s on his way!
In stores and on TV, the holiday season seems to be officially underway.
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- School District 51, law enforcement investigating alleged attack at Palisade High School
School District 51 says an investigation is underway at Palisade High School after a student reported being hit by someone who walked into the school.
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- Veterans honored at last
Veterans Day is a time to honor those who sacrificed their lives so we could be free, and this year it seems the community took it up a notch to find different ways to honor their heroes.
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- Looking back: One year since attack on Montrose High student
Wednesday marks the year anniversary since a Montrose High School student was viciously attacked in the hallways of her school. Now, 12 months later, the school district says it continues its efforts to make sure something like that never happens again.
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- Tipton running for Congress
Congressman John Salazar has a new opponent for the third congressional district seat.
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- First Lady coming to Colorado
DENVER (AP) _ First Lady Michelle Obama is coming to Colorado next week.
- "I don't walk away lightly" -- Penry explains decision to drop out of governor's race
State Senator Josh Penry officially announced Tuesday he is dropping out of the race for governor, and is speaking out for the first time about why he made that decision.
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- Local business in need of volunteers
With the busy holiday shopping season approaching one local business is in need of a helping hand.
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- Guaranteed paid sick leave?
U.S. lawmakers are taking an aim at the spread of the Swine Flu.
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- Sentencing for Colorado father who caused his daughter's death
An Aurora man who for years told police that his young daughter had run away because of an argument over a cookie faces more than 80 years in prison in her disappearance and presumed death.
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- Safe highway travel: Look out for Bambi!
Have you ever had a run-in with a deer crossing the freeway?
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- Two arrested in severe beating case, mother of victim relieved son is alive
A Grand Junction teen is now recovering at home after being severely beaten over the weekend.
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- Battlement Mesa gives renters a reason to commute
With a lot of rooms for rent, Battlement Mesa, the once booming development near Parachute is no longer reaping the benefits of being next door to an oil exploration.
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