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- Census Center Addresses Health Concerns at Local Office
GRAND JUNCTION, COLO. (KKCO)_The Regional Census Center says it's addressing health concerns workers have at the local Census Bureau Office.
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- Officers back on the job after fatal shooting incident
Two officers involved in a fatal shooting are back on the job.
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- UPDATED: Cross country skiers survive avalanche above Palisade, Search & Rescue responding
A rescue mission is underway after an avalanche above the town of Palisade injures a cross country skier.
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- Proposed Colorado budget cuts hit speed bump
The Colorado House has killed a bill that would have limited the ability of legal immigrants to collect state pensions after Democrats said it would cause a hardship.
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- GJ's only cab company gearing up for busy night
Sunshine Taxi says tonight is one its busiest nights. In fact, sometimes it sees more business on St. Patty's Day than on New Year's Eve.
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- Stretch of I-70 closed this weekend
A stretch of I–70 will be closed this weekend for repair work.
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- Alaska vet determining if 2 wolves killed jogger
An Alaska wildlife veterinarian will examine whether two wolves shot by officials this week were the animals that killed a teacher out jogging alone along a rural village road.
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- Rescue redux: Pooch plucked twice from NY ice
If Koozie the dog were a cat she would be down to seven lives.
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- Teen skier killed at Beaver Creek was wearing a helmet
A 13-year-old Texas girl declared brain dead after a skiing accident in Colorado will have her organs donated.
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- Underdogs come out on top at 2010 Caucuses
It was a night for the underdogs, as two surprise candidates made some major noise at the 2010 caucuses.
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- Habitat for Humanity breaks ground on 52 home development
Families in need of housing are in luck. Tuesday, Habitat for Humanity Mesa County broke ground on a 52 home development at 3043 D road in Grand Junction.
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- Gathering planned to remember Jeana Vargas
A former Mesa State student who was stabbed to death over the weekend will be honored next week at Mesa State's Rememberance Day.
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- More than 200 pot plants, hashish and mushrooms found in Gypsum
Eagle County Sheriff's Office officials have made a large drug bust in Gypsum.
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- Weather warm-up helps Main Street bussinesses make money
The long, cold winter kept many people inside their homes and the Grand Junction Chamber of Commerce says it most definitetly affected business. But with the weather clearing up, the Chamber says foot traffic is picking up, especially on Main Street.
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- Man accused in Utah of kicking Greyhound driver
Police say a Greyhound bus veered off Interstate 70 and through a fence in rural Utah after a passenger kicked the driver in the head.
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- Caucus 101: What you need to know for Tuesday
The 2010 Colorado caucuses, an important first step in the election process, will take place Tuesday, March 16. 11 News breaks down how the process works.
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- Group: Set aside section of southwest for jaguars
Environmentalists want the federal government to set aside more than 53 million acres in New Mexico, Arizona, California and Texas as critical habitat for the endangered jaguar.
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- JUCO National Anthem singer auditions
National anthem singers are needed for the upcoming JUCO World Series.
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- UPDATED: Bus headed for Mexico overturns, killing 2
A bus headed for Mexico has overturned on a Texas highway, killing at least two people and sending at least 30 to hospitals.
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- Hurt dog shows up at New Mexico emergency room
The patient was only slightly injured when he limped into a hospital in the northwest New Mexico city of Farmington.
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- Northeast cleaning up after wind-whipped storm
The three-day storm that smacked the northeast has moved on, leaving communities to deal with flooding, power outages and a big clean-up job.
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- Helicopter rescues horse stranded on Ariz. sandbar
It's not every day you see a horse fly.
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- Test It Tuesday: Open It
Last week’s Test It Tuesday, the Mighty Mend It, was kind of a dud.
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- Pet of the Week: Thor
He might sound big and tough, but our Pet of the Week is a cuddly fellow who would love to be your new best friend.
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- Colorado State student dies after crash on US 285
Another Colorado State University student has died in a car crash while on spring break.
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- UPDATED: Mom says jogger hit by plane was excited to head home
The mother of a man hit and killed by a small plane as he jogged on a South Carolina beach says he was on a business trip and looking forward to heading home for his daughter's third birthday.
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- Woods to return to golf at the Masters
Tiger Woods will return to golf at the masters next month.
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- Denver Regional Census Office responds to health concerns at GJ office
The Denver Regional Census Center says it is following recommendations from Homeland Security to deal with local employee's health concerns, linked to a shared ventilation system with a nearby marijuana grow operation.
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- Education team in D.C. for “Race To The Top”
State education officials are in Washington making their pitch for why colorado should win millions in federal education funding.
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- Delta car fires reduce vehicles to ashes
Seven cars were engulfed in flames between midnight Monday and 2 a.m. Tuesday and now Delta residents are wondering why they were the targets of this crime.
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- Lesbian couple says faith not shaken by Archdiocese stance
A lesbian couple is speaking out for the first time since they learned their children will not be allowed to re-enroll in a Catholic School in Boulder.
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- Pre-pricing your surgical procedures
Imagine knowing how much your next doctor's bill will cost before you even walk in the door. A local hospital is allowing you to do just that with the click of a button.
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- Farmer upset over high taxes
A local farmer is paying extra taxes on his farm equipment and wants others to know they will have to do the same if laws aren't changed.
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- Neighbors worried by stabbing
The small town community feel to the Grand Valley makes residents feel safe.
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- Local business collects prom dresses for Grand Valley girls
A non-profit group collecting recycled prom dresses was in dire need of a business partner to help with the collection and one local business stepped up to the challenge in the nick-of-time.
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- Teeth whitening scam takes consumers for hundreds of dollars
It's one of the top consumer complaints in Colorado and they're among thousands of consumers across the United States getting scammed by a teeth whitening company.
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- School District Posts Budget Cuts on Website
In hopes of having a more transparent budget, Mesa County School District 51 has launched a new website where you can find out more about current cuts.
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- It's National Flood Safety Awareness Week!
Powerful storms have dumped several inches of rain on different parts of the country, causing some severe flooding. Even though we are having nice weather here in the Grand Valley, floods can strike quickly.
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- Victim in fatal stabbing was suspect's wife
The Mesa County Coroner's Office has identified the victim in Sunday's fatal stabbing. According to an arrest affidavit the victim is the suspect's wife.
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- UPDATED: Toyota casts doubt on Prius case
Toyota says it has tested the Prius that a California man says sped out of control and everything worked as it should.
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- Lawmakers prepare to introduce energy bill
State lawmakers plan to introduce legislation to cut emissions from coal-fired power plants.
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- Today's the day to adjust to the clock change
A psychology professor at New York's Cornell University says it's a good day for a nap.
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- Obama uses woman's story to push health care bill
President Barack Obama is trying to put the political fight of his presidency in personal terms - the story of an uninsured woman battling cancer.
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- Fatal stabbing suspect identified, makes first court appearance
The suspect in Sunday's fatal stabbing has made his first court appearance.
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- Rain floods northeast roadways, knocks out power
A rain storm that blew across the northeast over the weekend continues to cause problems, giving commuters headaches and forcing some schools to close.
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- Census questionnaire could be in your mailbox Monday
Everybody’s getting one, including you.
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- McCleland officially charged in neighbor's shooting death
The man accused of shooting a neighbor in the head after he was attempting to break up a domestic dispute was in court Monday.
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- Colo. lawmakers trying to protect river rafters
Colorado rafters say they will continue to fight for the right to navigate the state's whitewater rivers after a Texas development company threatened to shut them down.
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- Suspect in fatal weekend stabbing arrested
The Grand Junction Police Department says a man has been arrested in connection to a reported stabbing turned homicide Sunday night.
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- UPDATED: Sheen pleads not guilty in domestic violence case
Actor Charlie Sheen has pleaded not guilty in Colorado to domestic violence charges stemming from a Christmas Day incident with his wife.
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