Denver will require additional approval for citywide safety alerts after errant notifications
Denver will now require employees to receive additional approval before they can send wireless emergency alerts to residents.
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Colorado wildfires: Pueblo County fire burns several homes
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1 dies in overnight house fire in southwest Aurora
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