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SENTINEL VIRUS UPDATE: Aurora, Adams County cancel annual fireworks shows; other events folding, too
AURORA | The skies above the Aurora Municipal Center — and the region — will remain dim on July 4th, city officials announced Monday.
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Hundreds of area restaurants and thousands of jobs are in jeopardy as the state works to contain the spread of the novel coronavirus.
State officials and public health experts have determined that the risk of virus transmission through home-delivered or to-go restaurant food is low enough to sanction the practice...
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State lawmakers, impacted Aurora families announce police oversight bill
DENVER | State lawmakers and families of Aurora police brutality victims announced a sweeping police oversight bill Tuesday before a raucous crowd at the...
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SENTINEL VIRUS UPDATE: Aurora, Adams County cancel annual fireworks shows; other events folding, too
AURORA | The skies above the Aurora Municipal Center — and the region — will remain dim on July 4th, city officials announced Monday.
The City...
VIRUS CRISIS UPDATE: Colorado pandemic death count rises to 69; 2 new group outbreaks
TUESDAY, MARCH 31, 2020
DENVER | The Colorado death count attributed to COVID-19 rose to 69 today, up from 51 Monday.
Two new outbreaks in non-hospital...
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China delayed releasing coronavirus info, frustrating WHO
"We're going on very minimal information," said American epidemiologist Maria Van Kerkhove, now WHO's technical lead for COVID-19, in one internal meeting. "It's clearly not enough for you to do proper planning."
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Denver transit resumes after relatively peaceful protest
DENVER | Buses and trains began running again in downtown Denver and to Aurora on Tuesday after a relatively peaceful night of demonstrations over...
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Judge gives control of Joe Exotic’s zoo to Carole Baskin
In a ruling Monday, U.S. District Judge Scott Palk granted control of the Oklahoma zoo that was previously run by Joseph Maldonado-Passage — also known as Joe Exotic — to Big Cat Rescue Corp.
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AP FACT CHECK: Trump’s move to quit WHO cites flawed facts
TRUMP: "Because they have failed to make the requested and greatly needed reforms, we will be today terminating our relationship with the World Health Organization and redirecting those funds." — remarks Friday.
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AP FACT CHECK: Trump’s move to quit WHO cites flawed facts
TRUMP: "Because they have failed to make the requested and greatly needed reforms, we will be today terminating our relationship with the World Health Organization and redirecting those funds." — remarks Friday.
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Police arrest Longmont man who claimed he was making ‘healthy meth’
LONGMONT | A Longmont man is facing drug charges after police say he told them he was attempting to create a healthy meth substance...
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A look at the world Tuesday through the eyes of political cartoonists from across the globe
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Biden accuser’s credentials, expert testimony under scrutiny
"We are investigating whether Ms. McCabe gave false testimony under oath," Chief Assistant District Attorney Berkley Brannon of Monterey County said Wednesday.
‘We won’t tolerate’: Sports world unites behind Floyd
Players who scored in the German and Hungarian soccer leagues removed their jerseys to display undershirts with the words: “Justice for George Floyd.”
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