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Douglas Co. authorities investigate dog poisoning in Castle Pines neighborhood

The Douglas County Sheriff’s Office and animal law enforcement officers are investigating a recent incident where a dog ingested rodent poison while walking through a Castle Pines neighborhood, according to a news release Sunday. Authorities called the incident accidental, saying the poison, was legally dispensed in the Tapestry Hills neighborhood. It is unclear what the dog’s condition is Sunday after ingesting a poison pellet.

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Denver airport’s Great Hall, at cost of $2.1 billion, remains at risk for overspending, audit says

Denver International Airport’s Great Hall renovation project may exceed $2 billion, and auditors are worried the city could face even higher costs due to potential overspending on future construction.

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Neighbors, acquaintances of Matthew Livelsberger offer range of reactions after Cybertruck explosion

A close friend of Matthew Livelsberger’s ex-wife said she was stunned when she woke up to the news Thursday morning that the career Army man she knew as “bizarre and unhealthy” was apparently the person involved in the Las Vegas explosion at a Trump hotel.

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Upticks in Denver COVID, RSV, flu, norovirus cases brewing a post-holiday quadruple punch

It’s not unusual for health officials to see a rise in the standard trifecta of co-circulating winter viruses — influenza, RSV and COVID-19 — particularly as people return from extended holiday travel and gatherings.

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