Pro-gun billboard featuring Native Americans draws ire
A pro-gun billboard in Colorado is drawing both contempt and praise for using images of Native Americans in its message.
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Sports
New questions after X Games snowmobile accident
After a freestyle snowmobiler suffered serious injuries at the winter X Games, questions are swirling about the dangers surrounding extreme sports.
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Crime
Judge rules Colorado shooting suspect should face trial
A judge ordered the man accused of killing 12 and wounding dozens of movie theater patrons in Colorado to stand trial.
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85-year-old man jailed for assault with a cane
An 85-year-old man was arrested after an argument over a handicapped parking placard led him to hit another man with his cane.
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Angry families say they will boycott Colorado theater reopening
Relatives of people killed at a Colorado movie theater said an invitation to attend an event on the eve of the complex’s reopening is “disgusting” and “offensive.”
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Activists divided over Colorado marijuana club
Not all of Colorado’s marijuana advocates are celebrating after the state’s first members-only marijuana club opened New Year’s Eve.
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Marijuana officially legal in Colorado
The recreational use of marijuana officially became legal Monday in Colorado, a little more than a month after voters in the state passed an amendment that changed the law.
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Tale of dying boy unites town but turns out to be a hoax
The story of a football-loving 9-year-old with a fatal condition that brought a tiny mountain community together turned out to be a hoax.
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News / Politics
Washington and Colorado legalize recreational marijuana
Colorado’s governor warned it’s too soon to “break out the Cheetos” since they must still navigate federal laws before citizens can legally buy and sell cannabis.
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Authorities identify body in field as missing Colorado girl
A 10-year-old Colorado girl reported missing one week ago is dead, police said Friday.
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Court awards $7.2 million for ‘popcorn lung’
A federal court has awarded $7.2 million to a Colorado man for damages caused by the chemicals used in artificial butter flavoring of microwave popcorn.
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Crime
Alleged Colorado gunman was rejected by University of Iowa
The University of Iowa reportedly rejected a 2011 graduate application from alleged Aurora, Colorado, gunman James Holmes. Read the records inside.
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