Westbound Interstate 70 closes again due to flooding
Westbound I-70 west of Glenwood Springs closed again Friday morning due to flooding, days after the route had reopened.
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The Denver Post is investigating resident care at Colorado’s three largest nursing home chains: the Ensign Group, Life Care Centers of America and PACS Group.
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DOJ sues Colorado over in-state college tuition for undocumented students
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Aurora assisted living facility owners tied woman to wheelchair, neglected other residents, indictment says
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