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Puppy Bowl 2022: Denver Dogs Featured On Animal Planet Event
Will it be Team Ruff or Team Fluff? Mark your calendars for Puppy Bowl XVIII on Sunday, Feb. 13.
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Apple AirTags And ‘High-Tech Stalking’ In Colorado: What To Know
It’s not just stalkers, and it’s not just Apple’s technology that’s being exploited. Auto thieves are tagging high-dollar vehicles, too.
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Denver Dad Arrested As Suspect In Attempted Murder Of Son: Police
Firefighters pulled Michael Ninomiya and his son from an icy drainage culvert last week. The boy remains in critical condition.
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Guns Found At Colorado Airport Checkpoints Spiked In 2021
Guns found at airport checkpoints nationwide increased by 35 percent last year. Of those, nearly 86 percent were loaded.
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Littleton, CO|News|
Plant-Based Restaurant Fellow Traveler To Open In Englewood
A new plant-based bar and cafe is set to open Friday.
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Denver, CO|News|
Red Cross Declares ‘Blood Crisis’; Where To Donate In Colorado
Dire blood shortages are forcing doctors in Colorado to delay blood transfusions for those who need them.
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Court Partially Grants King Soopers Temporary Restraining Order
A Denver court on Tuesday heard King Soopers' motion for a Temporary Restraining Order against picketers and partially approved it.
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Denver, CO|News|
Negotiations Resume As King Soopers Strike Continues
Negotiations between UFCW Local 7 and King Soopers resumed Tuesday, while striking continues.
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Denver, CO|News|
Free COVID-19 Tests: How To Get Them In Colorado
Colorado households can order up to four rapid antigen coronavirus tests starting Wednesday.
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Denver, CO|News|
Colorado Ramps Up COVID-19 Vaccination Campaign, Testing
In addition to an ongoing vaccination information campaign, Colorado is adding mobile testing and vaccination centers across the state.
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Denver, CO|News|
Colorado To Receive $225 Million For Bridge Repair
With 481 bridges in poor condition, Colorado will get millions of dollars over five years for repairs and upgrades.
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Littleton, CO|News|
Littleton Announces Closures Due To COVID-19
Littleton City Manager Mark Relph has shifted local government practices in the midst of rising COVID-19 cases.
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Denver, CO|News|
Colorado Turns Antibody Therapy Buses Into Testing Sites
To best use state resources, Colorado is transitioning its COVID-19 antibody therapy buses into testing locations for the virus.
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Denver To Celebrate MLK Jr. Day As Other Cities Mobilize
While events are planned in Denver, other cities are opting not to celebrate in 2022 to take a stand in support of voting rights.
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Denver, CO|News|
Gov. Jared Polis Delivers 2022 State Of The State Address
Gov. Polis discussed the importance of saving Coloradans money and making the state safer in his State of the State address.
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Arvada, CO|News|
Suspect Killed In Confrontation With Police In Arvada
An armed suspect was killed by officers early this morning, police said.
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Boulder, CO|News|
Resources For Marshall Fire Survivors: Update
Following philanthropic efforts and donations in the wake of the Marshall fires, resources are available to assist those who were impacted.
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Denver, CO|News|
Colorado School Quarantine Guidance: What To Know
Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment has updated its COVID-19 guidelines for isolation and quarantine in schools.
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Boulder, CO|News|
COVID-19 Cases Surge in Boulder County
In the aftermath of the Marshall fires, 24.5 percent of Boulder County residents have tested positive for COVID-19, officials said.
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Music School Turned to Zoom to Survive Pandemic
The Music Connection pivoted to virtual lessons in order to keep going through the lockdowns.
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