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Colorado State University student shot into building before campus officer shot him, police say
Colorado State University student Brooks Bottenhorn shot into a building on campus before campus police shot him.
Democrats raise big cash in key Colorado races to unseat GOP incumbents, as outside money also floods in
Manny Rutinel and Gabe Evans in the 8th Congressional District and Jessica Killin and Jeff Crank in the 5th District raised big money in Colorado’s most competitive races, new reports show.
Utah detour didn’t deter Brooke Walker from joining CU Buffs women’s basketball
Brooke Walker nearly joined the Colorado women’s basketball team, but after two seasons at Utah, Walker finally joined the Buffaloes in hopes of adding backcourt depth.
Today in History: October 17, Mother Teresa awarded Nobel Peace Prize
Mother Teresa of India was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize.
Woman sentenced to 22 years prison for Aurora home invasion that led to teen’s shooting death
April Collingwood was sentenced to 22 years in prison for the Aurora home invasion that led to the death of Denver North High School student Audrina Fedelina Arrington.
Deborah Nicholls denied bail after murder convictions overturned in 2003 fire that killed her 3 kids
An El Paso County District Court judge on Friday denied bail to Deborah Nicholls, finding there is a “fair likelihood” the woman could be re-convicted of murder after a judge this summer threw out her convictions in the deaths of her three children in a house fire more than 20 years ago.
Facing an enrollment drop, Denver superintendent says school closures could be coming
Denver Public Schools’ enrollment fell by 1,780 students this fall, new data shows. The decline was steeper than district officials were expecting, and Superintendent Alex Marrero implied that more school closures could be coming soon.
Buc-ee’s submits site development plan for second Colorado location
Buc-ee’s is one step closer to building a travel center and gas station at a vacant site in unincorporated El Paso County, Colorado after two years of pushback from the Tri-Lakes community.
Denver drug operation nets 107 arrests, 223 pounds of narcotics
Local and federal authorities on Thursday announced the arrest of more than 100 individuals and the seizure of more than 220 pounds of illicit narcotics as Colorado steps up its battle against the deadly opioid epidemic.