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Man pinned in car for more than two hours
A man was pinned in his car for more than two hours following a rollover wreck.
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Avalanche reduction closes part of U.S. Highway 6
LOVELAND PASS, (Colo) - CDOT continues avalanche mitigation work today after a backcountry skier was killed.
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Travel this morning already a problem in West, Mid-West
TOPEKA, KAN. (AP) _ A major winter storm is hitting the nation's midsection, knocking out power and creating a great big mess for holiday travel.
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Fruita neighbors hear fire alarm, save the day
Grand Junction, COLO. (KKCO)_Alert neighbors in Fruita managed to stop a house fire before it spread.
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Animal rights group plans Vick protest in Oakland
A bay area animal rights group is planning a protest against Michael Vick before his game against the Oakland Raiders on Sunday.
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Medic guilty of beating up patient
A former paramedic who beat up a patient he was supposed to be helping through a medical crisis is going to prison.
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Lightning hits a house in the Redlands
The electrical storm that passed over the Grand Valley caused quite a show in the skies Monday night and Tuesday morning.
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$50,000 Reward in Station arson fires
LOS ANGELES (AP) _ Crews will try again Wednesday to set backfires to burn away some of the tinder fueling a 2-week-old wildifre north of Los Angeles.
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Life Coach helps beat the blahs!
Got the blahs? Life Coach Sheri Fisher has tips on how to beat it.
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Free hunting classes in Grand Junction
Local wildlife conservation groups are teaming up with the Colorado Division of Wildlife to offer free clinic for beginning hunters.
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Melons tossed over bridge onto I-70, hitting two semi-trucks
Deputies say an early morning prank could have led to a very serious accident.
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Webinar-get smart about your business, without leaving your business
Get interactive on two webinar sessions, without having to leave your business.
Get $200 worth of groceries for less than $10
11 News Reporter Lisa Mcdivitt talks to a Grand Junction woman who'se figured out how to save hundreds of dollars at the grocery store.
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Branson School Online holds local event
Branson School Online is inviting Colorado families to learn more about K-12 public education.
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Free night of music in Fruita
Folk, bluegrass, and country will echo through the Red Rocks above Fruita Thursday night.
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Three Fort Carson soldiers killed in combat
The Defense Department says three Fort Carson soldiers have died of injuries from an attack in Afghanistan.
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Be your own Colorado Stimulus government watchdog
DENVER (AP) _ How easy is it for Coloradans to see how their stimulus dollars are being spent?
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State Senator Penry Plans Paycut for Self, Furloughs for Staffers
DENVER (AP) _ State Sen. Josh Penry has ordered his five staffers to take a total of 40 unpaid days off to help out with the state budget crisis.
The Daily Sentinel has new owner
The Cox Newspapers-owned Daily Sentinel in Grand Junction is being sold to a subsidiary of a Kansas-based company.
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Eat Pizza to Help Habitat for Humanity
Have a slice, and put someone in need into a bright, shiny new home.
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Fears of Swine Flu Closing Some Colorado Camps
Should Colorado parents worry about the Swine Flu when sending their kids off to camp?
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Headless Bald Eagle Subject of Press Conference Monday
BOULDER, COLO. (AP) _ Native American advocates and members of the Oglala Sioux tribe are responding to issues raised when a headless bald eagle used in a religious ceremony was recently found in a Boulder County park.
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Colorado Lawmakers Are Looking At Ending Some Tax Breaks
DENVER -- Colorado lawmakers are taking another look at ending some tax breaks to help ease budget cuts.
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Ladybug Infestation on the Front Range
They say ladybugs are lucky.
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Fruita Woman Offers House to Highest Bidder to Fight MS
A gorgeous 2,200 square foot home is up for auction, and all the proceeds will go to help victims dealing with Multiple Sclerosis on the Western Slope.
Woman's Purse Snatched in Ridges Neighborhood
Grand Junction Police say a woman was robbed Monday morning when someone snatched her purse from her.
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Search and Rescue Mission on the Mesa a Success
A teenaged boy on the Grand Mesa has been found-alive and well.
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Update: Rockslide May be Cause of Earthquake Readings Near Palisade
Preliminary reports from the National Earthquake Information Center in Golden confirms there was a 2.6 magnitude earthquake about 6 miles south of Palisade at 5:44am. This right after a massive rockslide just north of Palisade next to Mount Garfield.
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Operation: Melody
Local organization Grand Valley Blue Star Mothers matches musical instruments with veterans who want to learn to play.
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Report says Colorado experiencing 'Budget Tsunami'
Denver-The University of Denver is expected to release a report today, warning that Colorado won't be able to pay for many of the programs it's created in 2010.
Mesa State Sweeps Saturday Double Header
The Mesa State Mavericks improved to 3-0 at home with 14-5 and 6-5 wins over the University of New Haven Chargers on Saturday.
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