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- Murder suspect turns self into Denver Police
A man wanted for beating a Grand Junction man to death has been arrested. - Girl Power: Should girls play tackle football?
The game of football is becoming more and more popular among female athletes every year, and it has been noticeable on the Western Slope
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- 12 year old Boy Gets Scammed
A mother is sending out a warning tonight after her 12 year old son was scammed at a Halloween dance party at the Bookcliff Activity Center. - Too old to drive?
Driving; it's about more than just getting us from point 'A' to point 'B', it speaks to our independence. But when the privilege turns dangerous for a loved one how do we take away the keys?
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- Baby Alex gets Facebook group
11 News Today Anchor Bernie Lange and his wife are reaching out to other families impacted by health insurance challenges.
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- Las Vegas man indicted in GJ area bank robberies
A Las Vegas man has been indicted by a federal grand jury in a pair of grand Valley bank robberies.
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- LEAP Applications Begin
This is the first week that the Mesa County Department of Human Services has officially been accepting applications for the Low Income Energy Assistance Program or LEAP. - 11 News Continued Coverage: Are Schools Making the Grade?
New numbers for School District 51 are out, and they stilll aren't making the grade.
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- GJ man injured in rig explosion remains in critical condition
A Grand Junction man injured in an oil rig accident is still in a burn unit at a Utah Hospital.
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- NJ jurors convict Fla. man in 'fat defense' trial
A New Jersey jury has rejected a Florida man's claims that he was too fat to kill his former son-in-law and has convicted him of murder.
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- Montrose Elks cooking up pasta to benefit Montrose officers
The Montrose Elks Lodge is cooking up a pasta dinner to help raise money for the Montrose officers involved in a shooting in July.
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- Copper Mountain opens for ski season
Five Colorado ski resorts will have lifts running heading into the weekend.
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- Ritter plans ``modest decrease'' for school funding
Gov. Bill Ritter is proposing cutting state education funding because of the Colorado’s budget problems.
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- Airplane part falls onto NY home's front lawn
An engine tail cone popped off a Delta Airlines jet shortly after takeoff from New York's Kennedy Airport.
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- 42 Colo. parks free for veterans on Veterans Day
Colorado's 42 state parks are offering free admission to military veterans Wednesday for Veterans Day.
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- Death at Montrose county jail ruled natural
Coroner's officials say a man found dead in a holding cell at the Montrose County Jail had suffered from a heart condition.
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- 1 dead, 5 hurt in Orlando shooting; gunman caught
Police in Orlando say a gunman has been apprehended after killing one person and injuring five others at a downtown office building where he was let go two years ago.
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- "You never know who's out there" says CHS student accused of taking knife to school
The Mesa County Sheriff's Department says a Central High School student took an 8" hunting/survival knife to school regularly.
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- Another legal twist for Dr. Jahani
There's another twist in a wrongful death lawsuit filed against a Western Slope doctor.
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- Obama: Gov't working to ease pain of joblessness
President Barack Obama says new figures showing national unemployment has hit the double-digit mark are regretful and says he's working hard to restore the struggling economy.
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- Missing elderly Montrose man found dead at bottom of Red Mountain Pass ravine
The body of a missing elderly man from Montrose has been found inside his car at the bottom of a ravine on Red Mountain Pass.
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- Fruita PD releases picture of bank robbery suspect
Police have released a picture of the man they say robbed a Fruita bank Wednesday.
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- Obama says don't jump to conclusions on shooting
President Barack Obama says the "whole nation is grieving right now'' over the mass killings at Fort Hood.
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- Fort Hood death toll rises
A military official says one more person has died after being injured during a shooting rampage at Fort Hood in Texas.
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- 11 News Special Report: Credit Crunch
Recently, Washington passed new regulations in the hopes of stopping some of the more shady practices of credit card companies, but is it the saving grace it's made out to be?
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- House votes to extend unemployment benefits and homebuyers tax credit
The House overwhelmingly passed a bill Thursday that would extend unemployment benefits by 14 weeks and extend that homebuyers tax credit.
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- Candy for troops, a big hit
A local dentist has collected hundreds of pounds of Halloween candy to send to our troops.
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- Local residents make a "house call" to voice health care reform concerns
Hundreds of concerned citizens locally and even more nationwide gathered at the offices of their state's representatives for a "House Call" to voice concerns about health care reform.
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- 83-year-old man arrested for sex assault on a child
An 83–year–old man is behind bars, accused of sexually assaulting a young child years ago.
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- Fund set up for family of man beaten to death
A fund has been set up for the family of a man that was beaten to death on Tuesday outside a downtown bar.
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- H1N1 vaccines available for pregnant women Friday
The Mesa County Health Department will be giving out H1N1 vaccines again Friday on a walk-in basis.
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- Death of former officer delays case
The death of a former Grand Junction Police officer accused of sexual assault is delaying the case against a nursing home employee accused of assault.
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- 4 Colo. ski resorts now open, Copper opens Friday
Keystone Resort is open for the season.
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- AP SOURCE: Fort Hood shooting suspect is Malik Nadal Hasan
The U.S. Army says 12 people have been killed and 31 wounded in a shooting rampage on the Fort Hood Army base in Texas.
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- New recruits get first hand firefighting experience
Several new recruits for the Grand Junction Fire Department underwent a trial by fire Thursday as they battled thick black smoke and 800 degree temperatures.
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- Manhunt continues for Mbawa in fatal bar beating
The manhunt continues for Sahr Benjamin Mbawa, the man wanted in connection to a fatal beating in downtown Grand Junction early Tuesday.
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- Judge: Helmick can wear makeup during trial
A judge has ruled that a woman accused of killing her husband can wear makeup and style her hair while on trial for the death.
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- Friends of fatal beating victim in mourning, mother of suspect talks to 11 News
The Mesa County Coroner’s Office has released the identity of the man killed outside Quincy’s Bar and Grill early Tuesday morning.
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- Mistrial declared in Raya's case, another date set for December
A jury couldn’t reach a unanimous decision in the case against a Palisade man accused of molesting a young child.
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- More than 30 altercations call cops to downtown bars
According to the Grand Junction Police Department, Quincy’s Bar and Grill seems to be a popular spot for patrols to be called to for problems.
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- Jurors start deliberating NJ 'Fat Defense' case
Jury deliberations got under way Thursday in New Jersey in the trial of a Florida man who claims he was too fat to have killed his former son-in-law.
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- County urges cleanup of gas field contamination
Two Garfield County Commissioners are urging state regulators to quickly clean up contamination from natural gas operations that have fouled a Western Colorado landowner’s spring.
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- Montrose hit with a dozen burglaries
Montrose Police are asking for the public's help after a dozen burglaries at local businesses in just three weeks.
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- Montrose Police still searching for missing elderly man
It's been more than two weeks since an elderly Montrose man disappeared, and still there are no clues as to his whereabouts.
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- Fruita PD searching for US Bank robbery suspect
Fruita Police have released details in a bank robbery that happened Wednesday afternoon.
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- Route through Delta about to change
Tuesday Delta voters approved an alternate route which will detour traffic away from Main street.
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- Making “Music Together”
Parents are looking beyond schools when it comes to teaching their children music, and one local business is helping them find their rhythm.
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- Is District 51 prepared to handle the H1N1 virus?
Nine more flu related deaths have been reported in Colorado bringing the total to 34. Already seven children have died. Last month the virus forced one school in District 51 to close after half of the students and teachers called in sick, but with more cases of swine flu expected will school nurses be able to keep up?
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- Fallen pastor Ted Haggard to again lead worship
Ted Haggard, who was dismissed from the megachurch he founded after a man alleged a cash-for-sex relationship with him, plans to lead people in worship again.
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- Victim in fatal bar fight identified
The Mesa County Coroner has identified the victim in Tuesday morning's fatal bar fight in downtown Grand Junction.
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