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Colorado Man Eyed in 100 Burglaries Sincea
3 Jul 2009
Colorado Springs police say a man who walked away from a work-release program in 2007 may have commited more than 100 burglaries since then.
Woman accused of sex with "Furry" teenager
3 Jul 2009
A 45-year-old Fort Collins mother is accused of having sex with a 16-year-old boy who also was part of a group that enjoys dressing up as animals.
Where Can I See Fireworks In Colorado?
3 Jul 2009
If you have further information to add to this list, or see a correction that needs to be made, please send an e-mail to KRDONEWS@krdo.com . ALAMOSA Fireworks begin at dark at Alamosa Fairgrounds on Saturday, July 4th.
Colorado Medicaid Cuts Some Services For Developmentally Disabled
2 Jul 2009
"Cuts to Medicaid benefits for hundreds of developmentally disabled people in Colorado take effect today, a move that will be devastating, caretakers and advocates say," The Gazette reports.
Report: Relationship Pact Had Cop Beat Girlfriend
2 Jul 2009
A western Colorado police officer faces a domestic violence charge after a woman claimed he beat her regularly as part of a relationship contract that called for corporal punishment.
McInnis enters Colorado governor's race
2 Jul 2009
GLENWOOD SPRINGS, Colorado - Former Republican congressman Scott McInnis, a native of Glenwood Springs now living in Grand Junction, on Wednesday filed the paperwork to create a campaign committee and start raising money for his bid to become Colorado's next governor.
24 tracts of federal land to be studied for solar power
2 Jul 2009
Secretary of the U.S. Department of Interior Ken Salazar announced today that 24 tracts of federally owned land, including nearly 21,000 acres in Colorado's San Luis Valley, will be studied as possible solar power providers.
A new book puts Colorado's political sex scandals on the spot
2 Jul 2009
There's nothing like a good sex scandal to clear out the political pipeline. They've killed some careers and launched others , and gotten the whole country talking .
Colo. prof. who likened Sept. 11 victims to Nazi in court to ask for job after being fired
1 Jul 2009
A University of Colorado professor trying to get his job back says he sued the school over academic freedom and should be reinstated.
US Transportation Chief Breaks Ground In Colo.
1 Jul 2009
U.S. Secretary of Transportation Ray LaHood will be in Colorado Tuesday to help break ground on Colorado's latest highway stimulus project.
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