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Lost a ring? This Northern Colorado metal detectorist has recovered 100+
Northern Colorado metal detectorist Greg Secord, a 75-year-old retiree and Vietnam War veteran, got into metal detecting as a hobby back in 2006.
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The good, the bad and the ugly from Broncos’ 17-14 win over Seahawks
Thursday night’s Broncos-Seahawks game ended with an overtime win for Denver, but it wasn’t pretty.
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5 spooky cemeteries in Colorado where the dead may not rest in peace
Explore five of the most haunted cemeteries in Colorado and the eerie stories behind them.
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Record diesel prices could ramp up EV truck transition in Colorado
Diesel prices in Colorado reached $6.05 a gallon last week, nearly double what it was a year ago.
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These Colorado hikes are among the most grueling in the world
Two Colorado hikes — The Capitol Peak Summit and the Longs Peak Keyhole Route — tied for the third most physically demanding in the world.
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What caused the Aspen Acres Fire? Colorado releases investigation
An Aspen Acres Fire investigation found that the blaze began after an aspen tree fell onto energized power lines during a wind event on June 29.
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Colorado denied additional FEMA aid for Aspen Acres Fire recovery
The individual assistance funds for Aspen Acres Fire recovery would have assisted impacted individuals with housing needs, while the hazard mitigation funds would’ve assisted rebuilding communities in reducing future vulnerability.
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These are the most dangerous intersections in Colorado
Nearly half of the 50 most dangerous intersections in Colorado are located in Aurora, according to a new report.
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Columbus Day celebration and protest draw crowds to Pueblo monument
Six years after successful efforts to abolish Columbus Day in Colorado, anti-Columbus activists continue their fight to have the Pueblo Columbus monument removed from where it has stood since 1905.
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What Gabe Evans’ Medicaid vote could mean for Colorado patients and hospitals
Rep. Gabe Evans says the Medicaid changes will curb fraud and abuse, while his Democratic challenger, Manny Rutinel, argues the cuts will drive up health care costs. As Colorado prepares for new eligibility and work requirements, more than 375,000 residents could face additional hurdles to keeping coverage.
