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Advocates fear impact of camping ban debate on homeless count

Advocates fear impact of camping ban debate on homeless count

Advocates fear impact of camping ban debate on homeless count

People are trying to count the number of Coloradans who are homeless as they mayor's administration takes action that could drive them away from public places.

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We now know what kind of animal the new Colorado wolf pack was eating (so use that info as you will)

It was an elk. And also a cow.

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Updated: 14 minutes ago
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Staff picks for January 27, 2020

Check out our staff picks for Monday, January 27.

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Updated: 16 minutes ago
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A 'large boulder the size of a small boulder' rolled onto Highway 145, and the internet had questions

The sheriff's office in San Miguel County, Colorado, tweeted about a road closure, and it turned into internet gold.

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Updated: 34 minutes ago
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Next with Kyle Clark: Full episode (1/27/2020)

Watch this full episode of Next with Kyle Clark from January 27, 2020.

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Updated: 35 minutes ago
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A 'large boulder the size of a small boulder' rolled onto Highway 145, and the internet had questions

The sheriff's office in San Miguel County, Colorado, tweeted about a road closure, and it turned into internet gold.

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Updated: 37 minutes ago
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Holocaust survivors honored at photography exhibit at Mizel Museum

The Soviets liberated Auschwitz 75 years ago today. The world has a dwindling number of Holocaust survivors all these decades later.

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Updated: 38 minutes ago
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The house that's been home to decades of history

There's a house in Denver that was home to the greats. Denver City Council will decide if that home should be protected as a historic landmark.

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Updated: 46 minutes ago
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Kobe Bryant helicopter crash: What we know now

Although the victims have been identified by family and friends, it may take days for the remains to be recovered and official identifications can be made.

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Updated: 51 minutes ago
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Next Question: We now know what kind of animal the new Colorado wolf pack was eating

It was an elk. And also a cow.

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Updated: 54 minutes ago
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'My grandmother was humble... and hilarious:' Kyle honors the grandmother he lost last week

Once in a rare while someone comes along who defies the odds. Who creates an unexpectedly strong branch in a family tree.

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Updated: 56 minutes ago
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The house that's been home to decades of history

There's a house in Denver that was home to the greats. Denver City Council will decide if that home should be protected as a historic landmark.

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Updated: 58 minutes ago
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Should mineral rights owners get paid if the government blocks oil development on their land?

Let's say the state needed to build a highway and took part of your yard. You may not be able to stop it, but you'd get paid. How about what's underneath the land?

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Updated: 33 seconds ago
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You have to hear the call a woman from Grand Lake got from someone who meant to call Sen. Cory Gardner

Laura from Grand Lake says she's been getting calls meant for Gardner for years.

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Updated: 7 minutes ago
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Advocates fear impact of camping ban debate on homeless count

People are trying to count the number of Coloradans who are homeless as the mayor's administration takes action that could drive them away from public places.

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Updated: 11 minutes ago
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Colorado's best-known supporter of capital punishment waiting to address death penalty repeal bill

Colorado's death penalty, which the state doesn't use, is likely to be overturned by a bipartisan group of state legislators this year.

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Updated: 15 minutes ago