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Man gets 20 years for seriously injuring Brighton police officer in 2023

A Colorado man who pleaded guilty to first-degree assault after seriously injuring a Brighton police officer in 2023 during a domestic violence-related arrested was sentenced to 20 years in prison.
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Google Trends: Nearly every US state is searching the Broncos over the Bills

We looked at Google Trends statistics to see whether the Broncos or the Bills were the talk of the country – and one team won by a landslide.
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Land swap being negotiated for Park Hill Golf Course

CBS News Colorado has learned the City of Denver and the owner of the former Park Hill Golf Course property in northeast Denver are attempting to wrap up a land swap agreement that would allow Denver to take back control of the controversial 155 acre property. "I think it will...
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The Center on Colfax is searching for a new CEO

Rex Fuller, the CEO of LGBTQ nonprofit The Center on Colfax, is leaving after six years on the job. Neither Fuller nor the Center clarified why Fuller is stepping down, but Center officials have stressed this was a mutual decision. “Rex’s legacy will live on for future...
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Arvada police issue ‘puffing’ warning after 2 unattended cars were stolen within minutes

DENVER (KDVR) — The Arvada Police Department is reminding motorists to stop “puffing” after two vehicles were stolen in the same manner last week, in the same morning. The Arvada agency said that it’s averaging about four to seven stolen cars in town a week, a number that they...
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Recall petition for Mountain View councilman accused of shooting teen receives enough valid signatures

MOUNTAIN VIEW, Colo. — A recall petition for a Town of Mountain View councilman accused of shooting a teen who had allegedly trespassed received enough valid signatures, town officials announced Thursday. Denver7 began following this story in September 2024, when the Jefferson...
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Denver, Colorado Springs and Aurora mayors say juvenile detention, condo construction are shared priorities

The leaders of three of the largest cities in Colorado agree on at least a few things. Among them: They want the state to pay for more juvenile detention beds in response to youth crime. It was one of the top concerns highlighted by Mayor Yemi Mobolade of Colorado Springs,...
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Singapore family’s global quest to find surgeon for infant son leads to Colorado

Hundreds of families visit Rocky Mountain Children's in Denver every day, but few -- if any -- come from as far away as the Bundgaard family. "You travelled halfway around the world so that your 1-year-old son could get the care he needs?" CBS Colorado asked. "Yes, I did," Shan...
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Denver Sheriff Department sergeant fired for ‘deception’ after video shows her flashing department ID...

DENVER — After nearly nine years with the Denver Sheriff Department, Bridget Andrews is no longer with the agency after the city deemed she was “deceptive” when questioned about pulling out her badge holder and department ID during a traffic stop, according to city records. The...
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Gov. Polis welcomes federal agents’ help deporting undocumented criminals

Gov. Jared Polis said in his State of the State address that undocumented criminals in Colorado should be deported.

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