Vote no on Amendment 83 to keep hunting and fishing well-regulated (Editorial)
Vote no on Amendment 83 to keep hunting and fishing well-regulated (Editorial)
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Vote no on Amendment 83 to keep hunting and fishing well-regulated (Editorial)
Vote no on Amendment 83 to keep hunting and fishing well-regulated (Editorial)
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It is impossible to see #CU's Deion Sanders dismissing players off team as anything other than culture problem: www.denverpost.com/2026/09/23/c... #collegefootball #cubuffs
Renck: It is impossible to see CU’s Deion Sanders dismissing players off team as anything other than culture problem
Leadership starts at the top. The coach sets the culture. And in his fourth year, Sanders walked off the soggy turf at Northwestern tallying up who fought and who quit. Again.
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“One of the big stories is, ‘How do you build this near-$1 billion project in a tight canyon — with the grade, with the slope — without basically shutting down I-70?’”
Much of the I-70 Floyd Hill Project is taking place above drivers’ heads. Here’s what to expect in the final 3 years.
The I-70 Floyd Hill Project, which began in 2023, has entered a new phase marked by the construction of soaring bridges that will carry motorists across an entirely new segment of the interstate.
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The University of Mississippi on Thursday identified the students as Aidan Hamilton, an 18-year-old freshman from Englewood, and Robert Strang, a 20-year-old junior from Atlanta.
Deaths of University of Mississippi students — including freshman from Colorado — cast spotlight on kratom
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NEW: Charges filed against four protesters arrested during a July protest outside an ICE field office in Arapahoe County will be dismissed Friday, the 18th Judicial District said.
Charges to be dropped against 4 arrested during ICE protest in Arapahoe County
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A federal grand jury indicted a former IRS agent in Denver for allegedly using his tax preparation business to launder money for clients who were selling drugs, including cocaine, the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the District of Colorado said.
Former IRS agent laundered drug money through Denver tax business, indictment alleges
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‘Heavy bear activity’ shuts down Jefferson County trail
‘Heavy bear activity’ shuts down Jefferson County trail
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Today in History: September 24, USS Enterprise, first nuclear-powered aircraft carrier, launches
Today in History: September 24, USS Enterprise, first nuclear-powered aircraft carrier, launches
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A Weld County worker is suing meatpacking giant JBS USA Food Co. Holdings, alleging the company failed to properly oversee an investment option in its 401(k) savings plan, costing thousands of workers millions of dollars in retirement savings.
Weld County worker sues JBS Foods USA, alleging 401(k) mismanagement
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The nation’s cybersecurity agency on Thursday released an election infrastructure security plan 40 days before November’s midterms, laying out potential threats to election systems and listing services it would offer to election officials to protect the vote.
US cybersecurity agency releases election infrastructure plan 40 days before midterms
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The Justice Department has a long history of investigating and prosecuting hackers who break into a private company’s network. But what happens when the hackers aren’t human?
Autonomous AI hacks raise thorny questions of legal accountability
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A Kansas mother whose daughter died in a fall from the Mount Blue Sky Via Ferrata in Idaho Springs last year is suing the operator, alleging negligence and improper training led to her daughter’s death.
Colorado guide’s death on via ferrata caused by negligence and training failures, lawsuit alleges
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After bringing in a not-so-secret Garth Brooks show earlier this month, The Grizzly Rose -- which fits about 2,000 people -- has booked Ella Langley, the singer of the mega-popular “Choosin’ Texas.” The intimate show will precede her sold-out date at Red Rocks. Here's how to get tickets.
Ella Langley adds intimate Denver show at Grizzly Rose before sold-out Red Rocks concert
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UPDATE: A 16-year-old Thornton girl reported missing after she was last seen near Riverdale Ridge High School at the end of March has been found safe, state investigators announced Thursday.
Missing Thornton girl, 16, found safe
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Colorado’s only restaurant with two Michelin stars plans to extend its pop-up residency at Clayton Hotel & Members Club through the end of the year.
Sheep, from two-Michelin star Wolf’s Tailor, will continue through 2026
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Starbucks plans to close 250 North American stores later this week. The company didn’t say which coffeehouses will close or how many of the affected coffeehouses are unionized.
Starbucks to shutter 250 stores in North America this week in 2nd wave of closings
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A federal judge temporarily blocked President Donald Trump’s ban of three news outlets from the White House, ordering early Thursday that CNN, MS NOW and Politico must have their access restored. Reporters from all three outlets, however, said they remained blocked a few hours after the ruling.
Judge orders White House to restore access to CNN, MS NOW and Politico. Reporters still blocked
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Tucker Gulch Trail was closed between First Street and Seventh Street for “heavy bear activity in the area,” according to the city of Golden.
‘Heavy bear activity’ shuts down Jefferson County trail
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The winning $2 million lottery ticket, sold at a King Soopers, matched all five numbers and must be claimed within 180 days of the drawing.
Someone bought a winning $2 million lottery ticket in Windsor — but hasn’t claimed the jackpot yet
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History Colorado’s “Creeperado: An Evening of the Strange and Unusual,” will get you into the spooky season.
A haunted doll at History Colorado, the Panda food fest, and more things to do in Denver
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The I-70 Floyd Hill Project, which began in 2023, has entered a new phase marked by the construction of soaring bridges that will carry motorists across an entirely new segment of the interstate.
Much of the I-70 Floyd Hill Project is taking place above drivers’ heads. Here’s what to expect in the final 3 years.
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Today in History: September 24, USS Enterprise, first nuclear-powered aircraft carrier, launches
Today in History: September 24, USS Enterprise, first nuclear-powered aircraft carrier, launches
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Opinion | "It would have been OK if Victor Marx told people that he changed his mind. But it’s not OK to tell people I somehow fabricated the story that there was a debate and that he had agreed to it."
Victor Marx absolutely agreed to a debate with me as moderator. I have the receipts. (Opinion)
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“Colorado Springs and Loveland have both been on our radar for a long time, and we couldn’t be more excited to finally bring Los Dos Potrillos to both communities,” company CEO Daniel Ramirez said in a statement.
Los Dos Potrillos is opening restaurants in two more Colorado cities
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The Colorado Public Utilities Commission on Wednesday began the process of creating rules for what Xcel calls “public safety power shutoffs,” saying the state needs improved coordination between the utility and its customers and public safety agencies.
Colorado will create new rules for Xcel’s preemptive power shutoffs during high winds
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The recent proliferation of data centers across the country has local leaders and residents worried about their water and power consumption, which can be substantial as the facilities crunch the data that keeps modern digital life flowing on people’s smartphones and computer screens.
Two more metro Denver cities pass moratoriums on new data centers
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Joblon spearheads $3M marketing campaign to change perception of Denver
Joblon spearheads $3M marketing campaign to change perception of Denver
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Today in History: September 23, Mississippi jury acquits 2 white men of Emmett Till killing
Today in History: September 23, Mississippi jury acquits 2 white men of Emmett Till killing
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Kieran Cebrian, a Denver native who played for the Jr. Pioneers and Colorado Thunderbirds youth programs, was named captain of the University of Denver hockey team Wednesday for the 2026-27 season.
Denver native Kieran Cebrian named DU Pioneers captain
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Opinion | "It would have been OK if Victor Marx told people that he changed his mind. But it’s not OK to tell people I somehow fabricated the story that there was a debate and that he had agreed to it."
Renck: It is impossible to see CU’s Deion Sanders dismissing players of team as anything other than culture problem
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