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Vulgar traffic signs raise eyebrows in Colorado
Officials for the City of Boulder are working to remove traffic signs that use expletives to tell drivers to drive safely.
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Lawsuits allege 2022 Colorado nightclub shooting could have been averted if county had enforced red flag law
Law enforcement missed critical opportunities to prevent a 2022 mass shooting at an LGBTQ nightclub in Colorado, a pair of lawsuits filed over the weekend allege.
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Colorado postal carrier and friend forged stolen mail ballots to ‘test' voting security, officials say
A postal worker and her friend were arrested Wednesday in connection with the forging of stolen mail ballots in an alleged attempt to test the security of Colorado’s voting system, according to court documents.
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Colorado girl, 8, fights back against kidnapper in clown mask, police say
An 8-year-old Colorado girl fought back against an intruder wearing a clown mask who tried to kidnap her during a violent late-night break-in at her family’s home, court documents show.
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Body parts found in Colorado freezer are those of 16-year-old girl last seen in 2005
Body parts found in a freezer earlier this year after a Colorado home was sold have been identified as those of the 16-year-old daughter of the home’s previous owner, authorities said Friday.
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Elevator door was ‘broken' during Colorado mine tour accident that killed 1 and trapped 12
Investigators were trying to figure out Friday what led to an elevator accident at a former Colorado gold mine that killed a tour guide.
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One dead, others injured in equipment malfunction at Colorado tourist mine
At least one person is dead and more than 10 people are trapped in a tourist mine in Colorado after an equipment malfunction.
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One dead, 23 rescued from inside Colorado tourist mine after equipment malfunction
At least one person is dead and others are injured after an equipment malfunction trapped nearly two dozen people underground in a Colorado tourist mine, Teller County sheriff’s officials said Thursday.
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Colorado's Supreme Court dismisses suit against baker who refused to make cake for transgender woman
Justices said in the 6-3 majority opinion that Scardina had not exhausted her options to seek redress through another court before filing her lawsuit.
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Former Colorado county clerk to be sentenced for voting data scheme
A former Colorado county clerk is set to be sentenced Thursday for orchestrating a security breach of her elections computer system.
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Colorado teen shot in the face after going to home to ask permission to take homecoming photos
A Colorado sheriff’s office said a town councilman shot a teenager in the face Tuesday and then said “my gun went off!”
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Man arrested in Colorado dog breeder's killing, but the puppies are still missing
Authorities say a man suspected in the killing of a Colorado dog breeder found dead last week has been arrested. The man’s missing Doberman puppies still have not been found.
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Colorado dog breeder's suspicious death linked to missing Doberman puppies
Colorado authorities are investigating the suspicious death of a dog breeder and looking for 10 Doberman puppies who were missing from his property, according to the Clear Creek County Sheriff’s Office.
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Man who got separated from colleagues during work retreat hike is rescued a day later
A man hiking in Colorado with more than a dozen colleagues on a work retreat was rescued a day after he became separated from the group, officials said.
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Newlyweds killed on way to honeymoon after semitruck overturns in Colorado
A newlywed couple and the bride’s mother were killed in a crash after a semitruck overturned on Interstate 70 west of Denver, spilling its cargo of large plastic tubes, just days after the wedding, family members said.
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Rare orange lobster sent to aquarium after accidentally delivered to Colorado Red Lobster
The Downtown Aquarium in Denver has a new resident — a rare orange lobster that was rescued from a shipment of crustaceans delivered to a Red Lobster restaurant in Pueblo, Colorado.
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Health officials confirm person in Colorado infected with bubonic plague
Best known for “The Black Death,” an outbreak that killed millions during the Middle Ages, the plague circulates naturally among wild rodents and in rare cases infects humans and their pets
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Video shows moment dog turns on stove, starting house fire
A house in Colorado caught fire after a dog jumped on the kitchen’s stove and accidentally turned it on.
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2 killed as twin-engine airplane crashes in Colorado mobile home park
A twin-engine Cessna airplane has crashed in a residential area in north-central Colorado, killing two people aboard and starting a fire that burned two mobile homes.
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Woman holding large knife at Denver intersection shot and killed by police, chief says
Police say officers shot and killed a woman who was holding a large, hunting-style knife at an intersection in downtown Denver on Sunday.