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Man Burned In Explosion and Fire At Mead Manufacturing Plant
Last Updated: 3:02 PM 05/16/08 -
One person has been airlifted to a hospital following a small explosion and fire at a chemical manufacturing plant in Mead. (Full Story) |
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Group: Air Pollution Threatens Mesa Verde
Last Updated: 2:53 PM 05/16/08 -
A national conservation group lists Colorado's Mesa Verde National Park as one of 10 national parks most threatened by existing and proposed coal fired power plants. (Full Story) |
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Security Breach Halts Denver Airport Checkpoints, Trains
Last Updated: 9:33 AM 05/16/08 -
Denver International Airport officials say a security breach prompted a brief shutdown of passenger-screening checkpoints and trains between the main concourse and boarding gates. (Full Story) |
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Initial Report: Plane's Engine Sputtered Before Fatal Crash
Last Updated: 9:09 AM 05/16/08 -
A passenger who survived a plane crash near Black Hawk has told investigators the engine began sputtering before the aircraft tumbled to the ground, killing the pilot. (Full Story) |
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Oil Industry Expects Battles Over Polar Bear Listing
Last Updated: 10:49 AM 05/15/08 -
The oil industry is bracing for courtroom battles to try to maintain its stake in the Alaskan oil fields now that the interior department has listed polar bears as a threatened species. (Full Story) |
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Seattle Professor Accused Of Soliciting Minor in Colorado
Last Updated: 7:46 AM 05/15/08 -
Authorities say a Seattle University associate professor of Military Science has been arrested in Canon City,Colo., accused of several crimes related to soliciting a child for prostitution. (Full Story) |
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Colo Senate Candidate Yanks Ad; Mt. McKinley No Pikes Peak
Last Updated: 7:36 AM 05/15/08 -
Mount McKinley is no Pikes Peak, at least in Colorado political circles. (Full Story) |
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Court Hears Utah Man's Claim To Cut Of Howard Hughes Estate
Last Updated: 2:07 PM 05/14/08 -
A Utah delivery man is taking his claim for a share of Howard Hughes' estate to a federal appeals court in Denver. (Full Story) |
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Colorado Senators Split On Oil Reserve Shipments
Last Updated: 8:11 AM 05/14/08 -
Colorado's senators have split on temporarily suspending oil shipments to the federal emergency reserve, with democrat Ken Salazar voting “yes” and republican Wayne Allard casting the lone “no” vote.
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Couple Accused Of Treating Workers As Indentured Servants
Last Updated: 8:06 AM 05/14/08 -
The husband and wife owners of a sushi restaurant are accused of allegedly treating two their workers as indentured servants and withholding over $100,000 in wages.
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N.M. Man Sentenced to 48 Years to Life in Durango Sex Attack
Last Updated: 2:42 PM 05/13/08 -
A New Mexico man has been sentenced to 48 years to life in prison in the brutal sexual assault on a woman who died from the attack. (Full Story) |
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Colo. `Personhood' Measure Backers Submit 130,000 Signatures
Last Updated: 2:38 PM 05/13/08 -
Supporters of a measure defining a fertilized human egg as a person say they have gathered 131,000 petition signatures in hopes of getting it on the Colorado ballot. (Full Story) |
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Boy, 6, Hurt After Falling From Trailer, Getting Hit By It
Last Updated: 8:58 AM 05/13/08 -
The Colorado State Patrol says charges are pending after a 6-year-old boy fell off of a trailer at his family's Livermore farm and hit the ground. (Full Story) |
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Higher Education Construction Gets Financial Boost
Last Updated: 8:52 AM 05/13/08 -
Governor Bill Ritter says higher education will get a one-time boost of about $200 million in construction money from a new law governing oil and gas revenue. (Full Story) |
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Colorado Springs Dad Pleads Guilty to Negligent Child Abuse
Last Updated: 8:43 AM 05/13/08 -
A Colorado Springs father accused of locking his children in a basement is being ordered to take anger management classes and perform community service after pleading guilty to a single count. (Full Story) |
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Gradual Snow Melt Eases Flood Concerns In Southern Colorado
Last Updated: 3:40 PM 05/12/08 -
Authorities say flood concerns have eased in the San Luis Valley of southern Colorado because of a steady runoff from gradually warming weather. (Full Story) |
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Colorado's Unemployment Benefits Go Paperless With Visa
Last Updated: 2:48 PM 05/12/08 -
Colorado has begun paying unemployment benefits with a visa debit card instead of a paper check. (Full Story) |
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Boy, 11, Has Minor Injuries After He's Run Over By Winnebago
Last Updated: 10:45 AM 05/12/08 -
An 11-year-old boy is recovering from injuries suffered after authorities say he rode his bicycle through a stop sign and was run over by a Winnebago in Boulder. (Full Story) |
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Greeley Schools Won't Let Parent See Bus Surveillance Video
Last Updated: 10:03 AM 05/12/08 -
Greeley school officials say rivacy laws prevent them from letting a parent see a surveillance videotape after his son was disciplined for a fight on a school bus. (Full Story) |
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Denver Police Officer Arrested on Assault Charge
Last Updated: 2:49 PM 05/09/08 -
A Denver police officer has been arrested on a second-degree assault charge after being accused of using excessive force against a 16-year-old boy. (Full Story) |
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