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Uranium problem could keep Colorado’s newest reservoir in limbo for months after initial fill

A reservoir built to serve nearly a million Northern Coloradans started filling this spring. But Chimney Hollow’s future is still murky weeks after the initial fill. Get top headlines and KUNC reporting directly to your mailbox each week when you subscribe to In The NoCo. Chimney Hollow will eventually...
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Police rescue friendly marmot found clinging inside truck after 280-mile ride across Colorado

A marmot somehow turned a Colorado truck into a long-distance shuttle earlier this week, surviving a roughly 280-mile ride from the San Juan Mountains to Broomfield while wedged inside the vehicle's frame. By the time the furry stowaway was discovered in Broomfield, police and animal services faced an unusual rescue.
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High-end restaurant brand hit with bankruptcy filing after restaurant closure

For years, one chain built its reputation on luxury steaks, white-tablecloth dining, and upscale business crowds. Now it’s joined a growing list of food companies seeking bankruptcy protection as pressures…
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Denver International Airport ground stop lifted, hundreds of flights delayed by storms

DENVER - Flights at Denver International Airport were grounded for about 90 minutes on Saturday afternoon because of thunderstorms, causing hundreds of flight delays. The Federal Aviation Administration issued the ground stop at 3:13 p.m. and lifted it as of 4:50 p.m., according to agency alerts. Thunderstorms could br
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Abuse that led to Aurora 4-year-old’s death was for ‘discipline,’ affidavit says

A man accused of beating a 4-year-old boy to death told police he did so to discipline the boy, according to the man’s arrest affidavit. Alexander Martinez-Armstrong, 24, was watching the boy when he stopped breathing. Police responded at about 10 p.m. on May 16, to the 14100 block of East Tennessee Avenue. The boy […]
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A Colorado Bourbon Born From Wildfire Ash Just Beat the Best in the Business

The story behind Big Blaze Bourbon is as remarkable as what's inside the bottle Most award-winning bourbons come with a backstory about heritage, family recipes, or some remote grain source. Big Bl
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Pedestrian killed after RTD train crash in Denver

A person is dead after a Regional Transportation District train crash in Denver on Saturday, according to police.
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King Soopers Quietly Grabs Key Aurora Plot, Putting Retail Plan Back in Play

King Soopers has quietly bought a piece of land in Aurora that sits inside a roughly 310-acre area once pitched for a retail center, a move that could tilt the whole site toward a grocery-anchored shopping hub for the city’s fast-growing east side. The sale price and any construction timeline were not disclosed in the
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‘I wish I could absorb that pain’: Defendant who shot teen in face takes...

JEFFERSON COUNTY, Colo. — The defense rested their case on Friday afternoon in the trial of a former Mountain View Town Council member, who told the jury he never pulled the trigger when his gun fired, shooting a teen in the face. On Sept. 10, 2024, the Jefferson County...
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Denver high school for pregnant, parenting teens cuts ribbon on new community garden

DENVER — Florence Crittenton High School celebrated the opening of a new community garden Friday, giving pregnant and parenting teen students a hands-on outdoor learning space in Denver's Valverde neighborhood. The project, known as "Gals Who Garden," brought together seven raised garden beds, vegetable gardens, pollin

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