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Widespread power outage closes Clear Creek County schools, businesses in Colorado’s mountains

Thousands of people living in Clear Creek County in Colorado’s mountain community woke up without power on Thursday morning. The outage impacting nearly 4,000 people started at 3:10 a.m. and was expected to be fully restored by 1:30 p.m.ย 

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Number detained by police in gang-related Aurora home invasion grows overnight to 19

The number of people detained by police in Aurora is growing after an allegedย overnight home invasion and kidnappingย at an apartment building in the Colorado city. Police believe most of the suspects are Venezuelan migrants but they are unsure if they’re part of a notorious gang.

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Castle Rock unanimously OK’s measure expressing support for Trump’s immigration policies

The Castle Rock Town Council on Tuesday approved a measure expressing support for President-elect Donald Trump’sย immigration policies. The measure also expresses a willingness to lawfully cooperate with federal immigration officials in implementing policies in the Colorado municipality.

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Fort Collins-Loveland Water District announces 30% spike in rates for Northern Coloradans

The Fort Collins-Loveland Water District is moving forward with a rate hike in the new year. The water district, which serves more than 65,000 people every day, will start charging an additional 30% a month for existing residential users while adding a higher price tag for new taps in new developments.

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Police backtrack on claim that University of Colorado students overdosed on drugs laced with fentanyl

Police in Boulder are now backtracking on their claim that over the weekend a group of University of Colorado students overdosed on cocaine that was possibly tainted with fentanyl. Instead, police now say the five men had consumed an extreme amount of alcohol and then some had taken drugs which led them to become violently sick.

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