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Aurora lawmakers consider mandatory jail for shoplifting, affordable housing grants Monday
AURORA | Aurora lawmakers on Monday may finalize legislation punishing thieves convicted of stealing more than $300 from a retail store with no less...
Houston’s ‘housing-first’ approach to homelessness garners mixed opinions from Aurora City...
Coffman called the Houston program’s ability to unite service providers for the common goal of helping the city’s homeless “extraordinary.” However, he and Councilmember Dustin Zvonek also expressed skepticism about Houston’s approach during Monday’s study session and on social media.
Armed man arrested for entering Children’s Hospital employee entrance
“It is not known why the suspect entered through the employee entrance, armed with a gun and there were no other injuries reported,” Longshore said.
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Marilyn Monroe fascination comes to Netflix with ‘Blonde’
"The film's a horror film," Dominik said earlier this week. "It's supposed to be an absolute onslaught. It's a howl of pain. It's expression of rage."
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ROBERTS: Officials unnecessarily prolonged release of amended Elijah McClain autopsy report
“Not only did these public officials unnecessarily delay the disclosure of a public record,” he added, “they also imposed a substantial financial burden on Adams County that could easily have been avoided.”
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Aurora Sports Notebook: Rangeview football team picks up Week 5 game late
Notes from Aurora prep sports, alumni news and more.
Aurora Sports Notebook: Wild beginning to Week 4 for city teams
Notes from Aurora prep sports, alumni news and more.
Nation and World
Many refugees dealing with trauma face obstacles to mental health care
While their need for mental health services is greater than that of the general population, refugees are much less likely to receive such care. Part of the shortfall stems from societal differences. But a big factor is the overall shortage of mental health providers in the U.S., and the myriad obstacles and barriers to receiving mental health care that refugees encounter.
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Georgia voting equipment breach at center of tangled tale
ATLANTA | The tale of breached voting equipment in one of the country's most important political battleground states involves a bail bondsman, a prominent...
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Boys Tennis: Regis Jesuit, Grandview make inaugural Class 5A team state...
Regis Jesuit and Grandview earned spots among the 16 teams in the inaugural Class 5A team boys tennis state championship tournament and both will play home dual matches in the opening round.
