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Thanks Mom! Windsor beats Holy Family to win 4A softball title

AURORA — It’s a tale as old as softball: When a pitcher records the final out of a championship game, she runs into the arms of her catcher. Jenna McGinnis fanned her 13th batter of the afternoon Saturday to secure the Wizards’ 6-2 win over Holy Family in the Class 4A championship game at Aurora Sports Park, then raced to join the celebration.
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Bavarian Guild Oktoberfest brings ‘bit of Germany to Colorado’

A brand new Oktoberfest celebration, hosted by the Bavarian Guild of Colorado and Wyoming, touched down in Denver this year at the National Western Center.  For Chadwick Williams, founder and CEO of the Bavarian Guild of Colorado and Wyoming, what makes the event different from other similar soirées in the city is its authenticity, family-friendly […]
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Anti-vax dating event turned away by second Colorado business

The event is pivoting to The Grizzly Rose as its backup venue
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Man Free On Bail In 3 Assault Cases Accused Of Ambushing Colorado Homeowner In...

Kendan Lubovich's current and previous booking photo. A 33-year-old man accused of slipping into an...
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Softball: 2026 State Champions Crowned

AURORA – The Colorado High School Activities Association crowned its three softball state champions at Aurora Sports Park on Saturday afternoon. In 5A, Broomfield won its second straight state championship, while Windsor won its xxxx in 4A and Lyons earned its first in 3A. Recaps. 5A: Broomfield Completes Repeat...
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Central Park Boulevard Shut Down After Serious-Injury Crash Near Smith Road

Denver police shut down Central Park Boulevard in both directions overnight after a crash near Smith Road left at least one person seriously injured. Officers were on scene investigating the collision between two motorists, and drivers were told to find another way around the closed stretch. According to the Denver...
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Firefighters say someone intentionally started fire that displaced Aurora family

A damaging fire has left one Aurora family without a home, and now firefighters suspect that someone intentionally started that fire.
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Aurora Family Says Rehab Center Broke Double Amputee’s Shoulder, Capped Payout at $1M

Gail Pratt says her mother's stay at an Aurora rehabilitation center was supposed to help her heal. Instead, she says, her mother — a double amputee named Janice Hopson — came out with a broken shoulder and fractures throughout her body after a certified nursing assistant moved her without a lift in June.
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Downtown Denver Stabbing on Stout Street Leaves One Victim, Suspect Information Under Development

Denver police are investigating a reported stabbing in the 1600 block of Stout Street, where officers have located one victim while investigators work to develop suspect information. The incident, reported Friday evening, October 23, 2026, remains an active and fast-moving investigation with few details released so far. In an alert...
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Wheat Ridge Speed Cameras Issue Thousands of Tickets on Steep Kipling Hill

Two speed cameras perched on the steep stretch of Kipling Street in Wheat Ridge have issued nearly 17,000 speeding tickets in just two months, with drivers clocked averaging more than 50 mph through a 40-mph zone. The numbers, drawn from police records, work out to more than 270 tickets a day since the cameras went live on the hill between 32nd and 38th avenues.

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