Why are so many Denver restaurants going belly up or moving out of the city?
Many Denver restaurants are going belly up or moving to the suburbs.
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Body camera footage released in deadly deputy-involved shooting at Main Event
On Monday, the Douglas County Sheriff’s Office shared the body worn camera footage and surveillance footage from the parking lot of Main Event Highlands Ranch, where a deputy shot and killed an armed 23-year-old.
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Longmont to install radar cameras to catch speeders, red light runners
Speeding continues to be the number one problem in one Northern Colorado city and that’s prompting action. According to the City of Longmont and the Longmont Police Department, new radar cameras will be added to catch drivers going too fast or running red lights.
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Englewood animal shelter ordered to surrender all dogs after license suspension
An Englewood animal shelter that made headlines after it euthanized 12 puppies following rabies exposure has had their license suspended by the state.
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Citing overreach by Democrats, Sen. Mark Baisley becomes second Republican to enter race for governor
The list of Republicans aiming for Colorado’s top office is growing.
Colorado Senate committee advances bipartisan bill to repeal parts of Farmworkers Bill of Rights
A bill seeking to repeal a portion of the 2021 Farmworkers Bill of Rights cleared its first hurdle last week when the Senate Agriculture and Natural Resources Committee advanced the measure.
New bill would boost safety, background-check requirements for TNCs like Lyft, Uber
Seeking to protect Uber and Lyft customers, a group of Democratic lawmakers unveiled a bill Friday that would boost steps companies must take to perform background checks on drivers and ensure unauthorized persons are not picking up rides in place of those drivers.
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U.S. Rep. Boebert announces March mobile office hours in 4th District
Mobile office hours will be offered in March at eight locations throughout the 4th District for constituents to interact with the office staff of U.S. Rep. Lauren Boebert.
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Clarence Thomas scolds SCOTUS over ‘refusal to intervene’ on free speech case
Justice Clarence Thomas wrote Monday that the Supreme Court should not let “confusion persist” regarding students’ free speech rights on university campuses.
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State Senate celebrates 3/3 — a tip of the hat to the original 303 area code — in kickoff of ‘Buy Colorado Week’
At one time in Colorado, whether you lived in the high country, the flatlands or anywhere in between, your area code was 303.