Today in History: May 29, first woman races in the Indianapolis 500
Janet Guthrie became the first woman to race in the Indianapolis 500, finishing in 29th place.
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Tina Peters set for Monday release as her legal team launches renewed effort to overturn convictions
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Democrats spar in Greeley, with eye on taking on U.S. Rep. Gabe Evans
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Aurora man killed victim after fight over stolen bicycle, police say
Aurora police arrested a suspect in the fatal shooting of a 48-year-old man at an apartment complex early Tuesday morning.
Jeffco man gets decades in prison for kidnapping, attempted murder of roommate
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Recent survivors of US boat strikes haven’t been found, bringing overall death toll to 199
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$99 million Aspen ranch owned by billionaire set for public auction
American billionaire William I. Koch will sell his over 50-acre Aspen ranch, Elk Mountain Lodge.
Treasury Department confirms it has taken limited steps toward a $250 bill featuring Donald Trump
A U.S. Treasury Department spokesperson confirms the agency is taking steps toward creating a $250 bill featuring President Donald Trump.
Boulder police use Flock cameras as ‘dragnet’ to illegally surveil people, lawsuit alleges
The Boulder Police Department uses its fleet of Flock cameras to illegally surveil people without any probable cause, a proposed class-action lawsuit filed Thursday morning alleges.
Denver Zoo’s ‘beloved’ black rhino euthanized after chronic health issues
Rudisha, the 32-year-old black rhino fondly known as Rudy, moved to the Denver Zoo Conservation Alliance in 2016 and was euthanized Tuesday.