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New Record High Set On Tuesday
Record heat on Tuesday, but it will just be a one-day event with highs back to more seasonal readings with a chance for showers and storms on Wednesday.
Good Question: Does Rehabbing Bears Work?
Colorado wildlife officials and a private wildlife foundation have been working together for years to rehabilitate orphaned bear cubs, and their projected success rate is pretty impressive.
Wild Animal Sanctuary Has New Massive Raised Walkway For Visitors
Despite Increased Danger, Eagle River Fire Forced To Make Drastic Cuts
Police Identify Man Found Dead At Trailhead Near Breckenridge
This Year’s Drought Could Be Worse Than Year Of The Hayman Fire
United To Fly 787s From Denver To Tokyo
Elitch Gardens Unveils New Water Ride
Cherry Creek Water To Rise From Flushing Of Reservoir
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Campaign 2012 Coverage
Read the latest news about the statewide and local races in Colorado and Colorado's role in the presidential race in our Campaign 2012 section.
Hickenlooper Continues Bill Signing Tour Of Colorado
Gov. John Hickenlooper continues his tour of Colorado this week where he's signing new bills into law.
Gay Marriage Could Be Big Voting Issue In Colorado
Reality Check Resources: Bain Capital
New Film Incentives Could Spark More Movie Production In Colorado
Colorado Lawmakers Hobble To End Of Special Session
Crossroads Announcing $25 Million Ad Push
Marijuana DUI Standard Dies A 3rd Time In Colorado
Tensions High After Civil Unions Defeat In Colorado
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Low Snowpack Not Bad News For All Businesses In Mountains
The Colorado ski season officially ends this Sunday when the lifts close at Arapahoe Basin -- its earliest closing in decades. But the low snowpack and warm weather isn't bad news for all high country businesses.
United To Fly 787s From Denver To Tokyo
Gov. John Hickenlooper will help United Airlines celebrate its 75th anniversary on Tuesday.
Group Delivers 21,000 Petitions To Encana Over Fracking In Erie
San Diego Firm Wins Contract For Work At Peterson AFB
Carlos Miguel’s Chain To Pay Back Wages To 58
CU Law School Faculty Member To Serve With FTC
Denver-Based DaVita To Buy Health Care Partners
Police Warn About Roofing Scam Targeting Elderly In Boulder County
Frontier Adds More Flights Out Of Colorado Springs
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X Games To Remain In Aspen For 2 More Years
It took a long negotiation, but the X Games are headed back to Buttermilk Mountain in Aspen.
Wild Animal Sanctuary Has New Massive Raised Walkway For Visitors
Bears are just one of the carnivores that can be found roaming the Colorado plains at the Wild Animal Sanctuary in Keenesburg.
Moody Looks At How Hollywood Has Affected Our Perception Of Bears
Elitch Gardens Unveils New Water Ride
Hickenlooper Hops In Raft To Scope Out ‘Over The River’ Site
Annual Jazz Festival Held In Five Points
‘Rugged Maniac’ Has Challenges Meant To Test The Will
Blind, Visually-Impaired Feel Their Way Through YSL Exhibit
Sounds Of Jazz Will Fill Five Points This Weekend






















Crackdown On Bike Thefts Nets 3 Suspects In Boulder
A crack down on bike thefts has netted three arrests in Boulder.
Denver-Based DaVita To Buy Health Care Partners
DaVita is based in Denver and will pay more than $3.5 billion and $758 million worth of stock for Health Care Partners.