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• Denver City Council Takes Up Issue Of Short Term Rentals

  03-02-2016 23:55
  
  By Jennifer BriceDENVER (CBS4)– The Denver City Council will meet Wednesday night to talk about drafting new rules for people renting their homes on websites like Airbnb. It’s become a popular way for many people to make extra money.
  But in a competitive housing market, the city says they discovered some people buying apartment homes or buildings and turning them into short term rentals to maximize the amount of money they could make.The City says that affects housing inventory and t
  
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• Bronco Fans: How To Intercept Germs At A Super Bowl Get-Together

  03-02-2016 23:47
  
  By Dr. Dave Hnida
  (CBS4) – Super Bowl fever may be more than an expression. A new study shows a spike in flu cases from big game get-togethers, with the fans of participating teams at highest risk of being blitzed by illness.
  A new study in the American Journal of Health Economics studied flu outbreaks from 1974-2009, and found that the big game causes more than just heartburn and gnawed fingernails.
  Flu deaths jumped 18 percent right after the championship tilt in the cities of the champi
  
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• Snowmobiler Killed In Avalanche On Wolf Creek Pass

  03-02-2016 23:31
  
  PAGOSA SPRINGS, Colo. (CBS4) – A third person has died in an avalanche in Colorado this season.
  According to the Colorado Avalanche Information Center, on Tuesday a group of four snowmobilers departed for a trip from the Tucker Ponds trailhead east of Wolf Creek Pass in the southern San Juan Mountains.
  “At approximately 4 p.m. the group was snowmobiling in the Lost Mine Creek drainage between Campo Mollino and Park Creek. During the course of their ride two members of the group were
  
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• Denver’s Mayor Betting On The Broncos For Super Bowl 50

  03-02-2016 23:22
  
  DENVER (CBS4)– Denver’s Mayor is betting on the Denver Broncos to take home the Lombardi trophy on Sunday.
  Mayor Michael Hancock made a wager with the mayor of Charlotte, N.C. on Wednesday. Hancock and Jennifer Roberts shared a little banter before they came to terms.“I want to congratulate you, only two months in and you’ve got a team in the Super Bowl,” said Hancock to Roberts who officially took office two months ago.
  The loser has to wear the winner’s jers
  
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• Boulder Police Warn Of Possible ‘Tribal Meeting’ As Ruse For Men To Commit Sexual Assault

  03-02-2016 22:50
  
  BOULDER, Colo. (CBS4) – Police in Boulder have released a warning for people to avoid a possible “meetup” that might be a ruse for men to commit sexual assault.
  According to Shannon Cordingly, a spokesperson for the Boulder Police Department, police became aware of an “International Meetup Day” scheduled to take place at 8 p.m. on Saturday at North Boulder Park.
  In a statement, Cordingly said the information was posted on a website called The Return of the
  
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• Osweiler And Anderson Are Better Than Your Average Backups

  03-02-2016 22:30
  
  SAN JOSE, Calif. (AP) – Backup quarterbacks are always one play away from being the man, and preparing for the Super Bowl is no different.
  If Peyton Manning or Cam Newton go down with an injury on Sunday, the championship could come down to Brock Osweiler or Derek Anderson. These aren’t your average backups.
  Osweiler was 5-2 as a starter this season. Anderson is a former Pro Bowl pick.
  The Broncos were Osweiler’s team after Manning missed most of the second half of the season b
  
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• Father Of Broncos D-Lineman Antonio Smith Dies

  03-02-2016 22:23
  
  SANTA CLARA, Calif. (AP) – Denver Broncos defensive lineman Antonio Smith plans to play in the Super Bowl despite learning of his father’s death Wednesday.
  Team spokesman Patrick Smyth told The Associated Press that there are no plans for Smith to leave the team.
  Smith told the Denver Post he learned of his father’s death Wednesday in phone call from his mother.
  Marty Christopher Williams, 55, who had been incarcerated for more than 20 years, had recently undergone heart surger
  
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• Feel Like You’re Part Of The Game With The NFL Experience

  03-02-2016 21:32
  
  By Lauren Whitney
  SAN FRANCISCO (CBS4)– Want to feel like you’re part of the game? The NFL Experience will make it seem like you’re in the action.
  The event, which is being held next to the Moscone Center, allows you to:
  – Test your vertical jump like the wide receivers
  – Test your aim in the Quarterback Challenge
  (credit: CBS)
  The NFL Experience is the ultimate fan area. There is a locker for each team, along with a giant helmet and team jersey to pose with for sel
  
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• Lockout Lifted For Overland High, Regis Remains Under Secure Perimeter

  03-02-2016 20:35
  
  AURORA, Colo. (CBS4)– Regis Jesuit High School and Overland High Schools were placed on lockout Wednesday morning. The secure perimeter would remain in effect for Regis the rest of Wednesday but Overland’s lockout was lifted.The Regis Jesuit school is located near Parker and Arapahoe Roads in Aurora. Overland is located at 12400 East Jewell Avenue in Aurora.What prompted the lockouts was a threat against each school but Aurora police said the threat was deemed not credible. During th
  
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• Cast Of ‘Hamilton’ To Perform At The GRAMMYs

  03-02-2016 20:34
  
  By Cedric Thornton, Radio.comBroadway is going back to The GRAMMYs.
  The cast of the Broadway musical Hamilton will be performing at this year’s ceremony.
  Related: Lady Gaga to Perform David Bowie GRAMMY Tribute
  This will be the eighth time a musical theater performance will be shown at the annual event and the first time in 5 years. The performance will broadcast live via satellite from the Richard Rodgers Theatre in New York. The awards show will be live from the
  
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• Canadian TV Station Has Florida Panthers Playing In Super Bowl 50

  03-02-2016 20:21
  
  By Bryan Altman, CBS Local Sports
  (CBS4) – In case you didn’t know it, Canadians are pretty obsessed with hockey. Yup, it’s true. It’s a way of life in Canada and there’s absolutely nothing wrong with it.
  But like many obsessions, problems can arise when your unbridled passion gets in the way of family life or work. In the case of one Canadian TV station, the latter just happened.
  A French-language news network was doing a report on Super Bowl 50, which we all know
  
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• Slate Of Changes To Colorado’s Amendment Process Filed

  03-02-2016 20:20
  
  DENVER (AP) — There’s one thing Democrats and Republicans always seem to agree on in Colorado — that it’s too easy for citizens to change the state constitution.
  A bipartisan civic group renewed the effort Tuesday by filing a slate of ballot measures to make it harder.
  The measures would require ballot petition signatures to be collected across the state. They would also raise the threshold for changing the constitution from a simple voter majority to 55 percent.
  Voters w
  
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• Wolfe Plans To Keep Cam Newton From Dancing

  03-02-2016 20:15
  
  SANTA CLARA, Calif. (The Sports Xchange) – Broncos defensive end Derek Wolfe, who began the season with a suspension for using performance-enhancing drugs, is finishing with a flurry on the field with play that is very enhanced.
  Wolfe, who served a four-game suspension to open the season, has contributed at least a half a sack in all but one game since week 11, showing why the Broncos gave him a four-year contract worth $36.7 million during the team’s off week, courtesy of a first-ro
  
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• Westminster Police Search For Couple Who Stole Car At Gunpoint

  03-02-2016 20:02
  
  WESTMINSTER, Colo. (CBS4)– Police in Westminster searched for a man and woman who stole a car at gunpoint on Wednesday morning.Officers say it happened about 10:20 a.m. Wednesday in the 9300 block of Sheridan Boulevard. An Hispanic male and female approached the victim, showed a gun and demanded keys to the victim’s vehicle.The victim turned over the keys and the couple drove away in the vehicle. The victim was not injured.The vehicle is described as a 2002 four-door, tan Toyota Aval
  
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• Broncos Runners Could Be Key In Super Bowl 50

  03-02-2016 20:00
  
  SANTA CLARA, Calif. (The Sports Xchange) – Quarterback Peyton Manning will be in the spotlight Sunday at Super Bowl 50 against the Carolina Panthers, but the Denver Broncos’ hopes could rest with two under-the-radar running backs who shared the workload this season.
  Neither Ronnie Hillman nor C.J. Anderson cracked 1,000 yards rushing this season, but they combined to run for 1,583 yards and 12 touchdowns. Hillman rushed for a team-high 863 yards and seven TDs on 207 carries. Anderson
  
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• Manning Looks For Heads-Up Super Bowl

  03-02-2016 19:56
  
  SANTA CLARA, Calif. (The Sports Xchange) – As he ages, Peyton Manning is relying more on his head than his arm to play quarterback.
  Now, as he attempts for the second time, at age 39, to become the first starting quarterback to win the Super Bowl with two teams, Manning said that was always an integral part of his game.
  “I think as a quarterback, it’s your job to prepare to have an appreciation and respect for the cerebral part of the game, try to find some type of edge, and fo
  
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• Report: Rams Discuss Bringing Peyton Manning To L.A. In 2016

  03-02-2016 19:43
  
  LOS ANGELES (The Sports Xchange) – The Los Angeles Rams have had internal discussions about pursuing Denver Broncos quarterback Peyton Manning if he is available this offseason, ESPN’s Adam Schefter reported Wednesday.
  Manning, who turns 40 in March, still is under contract to the Broncos for another year, but most expect the future Hall of Famer to retire sometime after Super Bowl 50.
  On Sunday against the Carolina Panthers, Manning attempts to become the first starting quarterback
  
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• Aurora Police Officers Show Off Broncos Pride

  03-02-2016 18:47
  
  AURORA, Colo. (CBS4)– Police officers in Aurora are showing off their orange and blue leading up to the Super Bowl.
  The entire department has been hard at work trying to convert Aurora Police Chief Nick Metz from a Seahawks fan to a Broncos fan. Metz arrived in Colorado from Seattle a year ago.
  On Tuesday, the department tweeted an update on their progress.Hey @SeattlePD we converted Chief Metz from a @Seahawks fan to a @Broncos fan! #UnitedInOrange #SB50 pic.twitter.com/ndVQAeThKR
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• DCPA Makes Bet With Performing Arts In Charlotte

  03-02-2016 18:35
  
  DENVER (CBS4)– The Denver Center for the Performing Arts has a lot riding on the Super Bowl. The DCPA bet the Blumenthal Performing Arts and Children’s Theater in Charlotte the Denver Broncos would win on Sunday.
  Here are the terms: the loser has to dress in the winning team’s colors, display the winning team’s mascot, and incorporate the winning team into the set of an upcoming performance.“Here at the DCPA we love to put our money where our art is so when we found
  
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• Snowstorm Leaves Temperatures That Can Freeze A Wet T-Shirt In Minutes

  03-02-2016 18:31
  
  DENVER (CBS4) – The snowstorm that dropped an official 11.6 inches of snow in Denver over Monday and Tuesday left behind even colder temperatures than it arrived with.
  Meteorologist Chris Spears conducted an experiment to display just how cold it really was Wednesday morning. He thoroughly soaked a typical cotton T-shirt in lukewarm water, then rung it out and hung it up to ‘dry’ in the frigid morning air.
  (credit: CBS)
  At approximately 5:30 a.m., the temperature in Denver
  
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• Las Vegas Fans Scramble As Cable Fight Threatens Super Bowl

  03-02-2016 18:17
  
  LAS VEGAS (AP) — From the taco bar to the chicken wings, Me Ray Shook has long had the potluck planned for her annual Super Bowl party. It’s how to watch the big game that she hasn’t figured out.
  Like tens of thousands of other Las Vegas football fans, Shook and her husband are scrambling to find backup plans as a bitter rate dispute between a cable provider and the local CBS affiliate threatens to leave their TVs dark to Sunday’s championship between the Carolina Panther
  
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• In Colorado, Fears About InBev’s Entry Into Craft Beer

  03-02-2016 18:15
  
  DENVER (AP) — In a former bakery south of downtown Denver, Matthew Fuerst makes beer flavored with ingredients like Hatch green chiles that he chops by hand. He saves money on heating bills by pushing up space heaters against his fermenting tanks and covering the tops with blankets. He’s invited homebrewers who want to break into the industry to use his expensive brewing system to try making larger batches.
  Fuerst is one of many transplants lured to Colorado by the state’s repu
  
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• Kubiak: ‘We’ve Moved On’ After Player Involved In Prostitution Sting

  03-02-2016 18:09
  
  SANTA CLARA, Calif. (CBS4)– Denver Broncos head coach Gary Kubiak talked about the practice squad player who was cited during a prostitution sting.
  According to KPIX in San Francisco, safety Ryan Murphy, 23, and his brother were together in San Jose on Tuesday when the incident occurred.
  Kubiak expressed his concern during Wednesday’s morning briefing but stressed that the team is concentrating on the upcoming game.
  “There’s disappointment, yeah, but it’s been dealt
  
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• Visiting Out-Of-Towners Get Travel Tips From KPIX

  03-02-2016 17:36
  
  SAN FRANCISCO (CBS SF) — The Bay Area isn’t an easy place to get around on a normal day, and the additional crush of confused out-of-towners visiting during Super Bowl 50 isn’t making it easier.
  KPIX 5 reporter Mike Sugerman has learned a thing or two about navigating our crazy traffic and transit. On Tuesday night’s ‘Countdown to Gold,’ he shared some tips to help tourists get around including how to use public transportation and the best ways to visit some f
  
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• Colorado Takes On Right-To-Die Legislation Once More

  03-02-2016 17:33
  
  DENVER (AP) – Dozens of people described personal journeys of pain endured and pain to come as they testified Wednesday for and against a right-to-die bill before a Colorado Senate committee.
  Among them was Joellyn Duesberry, a 71-year-old landscape artist, who told the Republican-dominated Senate panel she has inoperable pancreatic cancer and has already experienced the pain she knows is coming as she slowly dies.
  “I have never been a quitter and I am not now,” Duesberry said.
  
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• Aztecs Hold Off CSU 69-67 For 10th Straight Win

  03-02-2016 17:26
  
  SAN DIEGO (AP) — With about three minutes to go, Colorado State’s bench was buzzing because the Rams were in position to hand San Diego State its first Mountain West Conference loss.
  Then the Aztecs did what they’ve done really well this season, and that’s play a harassing defense.
  Jeremy Hemsley banked in a go-ahead shot with 1:07 left and SDSU’s defense came up huge in the final minutes for a 69-67 victory that extended the Aztecs’ winning streak to 10 to op
  
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• Watch Coldplay’s Carpool Karaoke

  03-02-2016 16:56
  
  By Radio.com Staff
  Coldplay frontman Chris Martin is the latest musician to join James Corden for Carpool Karaoke.
  Related: Watch Adele’s Carpool Karaoke
  In the latest installment of the popular Late Late Show bit, Corden picks up Martin who his hitchhiking his way to the Super Bowl. Corden asks Martin to explain the rules of American Football and Martin playfully gives an explanation that has to be seen. He also does an amazing impression of Bruce Springsteen with
  
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• Climate Change And Pets: More Fleas, More Heartworm

  03-02-2016 16:52
  
  FORT COLLINS, Colo. (AP) — Climate change doesn’t just affect habitats for wildlife. It’s also affecting cats and dogs.
  Fleas and ticks are getting smaller, but there are more of them, they eat more often, and they’re causing problems in what used to be the colder months.
  Heartworm is spread by mosquitoes, but those mosquitoes — which used to be found only in certain regions — are now carrying the disease all over the United States.
  Increased temperatures have
  
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• Red Mountain Pass Back Open After 2 Feet Of Snow

  03-02-2016 16:47
  
  DENVER (AP) — Red Mountain Pass in southwestern Colorado is back open after getting over 2 feet of snow from the storm that started over the weekend.
  The road between Ouray and Silverton closed Sunday night and re-opened Tuesday. The Durango Herald reports that road crews fired a World War II howitzer to trigger avalanches along the roadway to prevent natural slides.
  The snow has moved out of Colorado but many schools are still closed in the Colorado Springs area and on the Eastern Plains.
  
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• Lady Gaga To Perform National Anthem At Super Bowl 50

  03-02-2016 16:30
  
  NEW YORK (AP) — Lady Gaga is set to sing the national anthem at the Super Bowl on Sunday.
  The NFL told The Associated Press on Tuesday that Gaga will sing “The Star-Spangled Banner” at Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara, California, where the Carolina Panthers will take on the Denver Broncos.
  .@ladygaga.
  National Anthem.
  Sunday:on.nfl.com/1QZ47rQ #SB50 https://t.co/yaVvrAS1L7—  (@NFL) February 02, 2016
  Academy Award winning actress Marlee Matlin will perform in Amer
  
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• Why Little Big Town’s ‘Girl Crush’ Should Win the GRAMMY for Song of the Year

  03-02-2016 15:29
  
  By Erin Duvall
  No song caused a greater stir in country music in 2015 than Little Big Town‘s “Girl Crush” from their Pain Killer album. Different parts of the country music audience responded in drastically different ways: there was immediate outrage from some who felt that this song was about homosexuality, a topic that can evoke strong emotions with that genre’s audience.
  Related: Watch Little Big Town Perform ‘Midnight Rider’ Gregg Allma
  
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• Why Kendrick Lamar’s ‘Alright’ Should Win the GRAMMY for Song of the Year

  03-02-2016 15:26
  
  By Jonathan Hailey
  America was going through some difficulties regarding race relations in 2015, and Kendrick Lamar captured the experience of people surviving life on the streets with the masterful “Alright” “When you know, we been hurt, been down before, n—-,” he rapped. “When my pride was low, lookin’ at the world like, ‘Where do we go, n—-?’/And we hate Popo, wanna kill us dead in the street for sure, n—-.&
  
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• Avs Without Semyon Varlamov Fall To Blackhawks 2-1

  03-02-2016 06:59
  
  Corey Crawford had 22 saves, center Artemi Panarin and right winger Richard Panik scored first-period goals, and the short-handed Blackhawks beat the Colorado Avalanche 2-1 Tuesday.
  
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• Air Force Comeback Nets A Win Over Wyoming, 70-62

  03-02-2016 06:54
  
  COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (AP) – Hayden Graham scored 23 points and passed around five assists as Air Force came from behind in the second half to beat Wyoming, 70-62 Tuesday night to earn a season split with the Cowboys.
  Wyoming built a 36-29 advantage at the half, but Air Force opened the second half with a 6-0 run and briefly took the lead on Zach Kocur’s 3-pointer with 17:34 left.
  Frank Toohey gave the Falcons the lead for good on a free throw with 6:05 remaining. Air Force held Wy
  
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• Tight Ends Olsen And Daniels Could Be Decisive In Super Bowl

  03-02-2016 06:47
  
  SAN FRANCISCO (AP) – In a tight spot, Cam Newton and Peyton Manning just might look for their tight ends.
  It works.
  Newton’s target is Greg Olsen. Manning’s is Owen Daniels.
  Some observers believe Olsen is as valuable to his team as All-Pro TE Rob Gronkowski is to the Patriots.
  If you think that’s a stretch, look at Olsen’s numbers: 77 receptions, 1,104 yards and seven touchdowns during the season, when the next leader in catches for Carolina was Ted Ginn Jr., with
  
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• Utah Teen With Great Peyton Manning Impression Has Dream Come True

  03-02-2016 05:40
  
  CBS4’s Jamie Leary is driving to California’s Bay area with photographer Mike Abeyta for Super Bowl 50. They left from Denver early Monday morning will be filing reports about the Denver Broncos along the way.OREM, Utah (CBS4) – Never in a million years did 14-year old Talon Peterson dream his love for the Broncos would catch the attention of ESPN’s NFL Countdown. After all, he is a Utah-born Broncos fan and he knows how die hard some of the hometown fans are. That didn&r
  
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• New Legislation Calls For Allowing Some ‘Open & Public’ Pot Consumption

  03-02-2016 05:11
  
  By Shaun Boyd
  DENVER (CBS4) – Pot shops could become pot pubs under legislation being drafted at the state Capitol.
  It’s one of the bills this session that could expand where people are allowed to use marijuana. The constitution prohibits “open and public” pot consumption. But what that means is a matter of debate.
  “That’s actually an issue the Legislature has not defined,” said Rep. Dominick Moreno, D-Commerce City.
  CBS4’s Shaun Boyd interviews Re
  
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• Snow Moves Out But Coldest Air Arrives Wednesday Morning

  03-02-2016 05:10
  
  By Justin McHeffey
  Monday night’s storm left Denver under a blanket of snow, but the coldest temps of the system arrive Wednesday and Thursday. Light northerly winds, clear skies, and the fresh snow cover will cause the mercury to drop near zero degrees both mornings.Our exiting low pressure is still bringing wintry conditions to the upper Midwest and severe weather to the deep south. Several tornadoes have caused extensive damage in Mississippi and Alabama. Since Colorado remains on the c
  
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• Jury Backs Varlamov In Civil Case, Awards Avs Goalie $126,000

  03-02-2016 04:36
  
  DENVER (AP) – A jury on Tuesday sided with Colorado Avalanche goalie Semyon Varlamov in a lawsuit filed against him by a former girlfriend who claimed he beat her during an argument in 2013.
  Jurors awarded Varlamov $126,608 in damages on an abuse of process claim after his attorneys argued the woman was trying to get a payout from the goalie and the evidence did not support her claims of a brutal attack.
  The woman sued Varlamov, claiming he knocked her down and stomped on her at their apar
  
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• Puffer Car Caught On Video Being Stolen, Car Owner Jumps On Windshield

  03-02-2016 04:26
  
  By Tom Mustin
  COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (CBS4) – Cold weather is causing an alarming increase in crime — specifically “puffer” thefts.
  Denver police say as the temperatures drop more and more puffers are lining city streets. Puffers are vehicles left running with no one inside while the car warms up.
  Jonathon didn’t want to use his last name after becoming the latest puffer victim. The incident occurred near Peterson Road and Palmer Park Boulevard in Cimarron Hil
  
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• Broncos Practice Squad Player Involved In Prostitution Sting In San Jose

  03-02-2016 03:20
  
  SAN JOSE, Calif. (CBS4) – A Denver Broncos practice squad player was with his brother at the time his brother was cited during a prostitution sting.
  According to KPIX in San Francisco, safety Ryan Murphy and his brother were together in San Jose on Tuesday when the incident occurred.
  The sting was performed by Santa Clara County’s multi-agency human trafficking task force in an area of North San Jose known for prostitution. According to KPIX, the task force detained a suspected prost
  
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• ‘It would Be Impossible To Get Anywhere’ Without The Residential Plowing

  03-02-2016 02:15
  
  DENVER (CBS4) – Light duty plows were hitting the residential streets in Denver on Tuesday, clearing snow from those side streets to help keep drivers safe. The plows will clear snow from 1,300 lane miles.
  “What will happen here is our light duty plows will make a single pass down each residential street, they will go down the center of each street,” said Denver Public Works spokeswoman Nancy Kuhn. “They won’t bring the street to bare pavement but they will shave of
  
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• All The New Snow A Great Opportunity For Avalanche Dogs To Brush Up On Skills

  03-02-2016 02:00
  
  By Matt Kroschel
  SUMMIT COUNTY, Colo. (CBS4) – With new snow measured in feet in the high county, over 20 teams of avalanche dogs and their handlers from across the state of Colorado joined forces to train at Arapahoe Basin on Tuesday.
  The teams brushed up on their skills digging out “victims” in the deep fresh powder. They also had four hours of flight training time with Flight For Life helicopter crews. Those crews shuttle the dogs and handlers to avalanches in remote areas o
  
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• Practice Squad Receiver Helped Manning Get To Super Bowl 50

  03-02-2016 01:13
  
  SANTA CLARA, Calif. (AP) – Jordan Taylor sauntered into the locker room, a spiffy custom-made charcoal suit slung over his right shoulder.
  “Let me see it,” Peyton Manning asked excitedly.
  The Denver Broncos’ practice squad receiver unzipped the white vinyl bag to reveal the three-piece ensemble as Manning admired the craftsmanship and choice of color.
  The suit was a gift from Manning, his way of thanking Taylor for helping him regain his rhythm and reclaim his starting jo
  
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• Controversy Surrounds Deadly Shooting At Motorcycle Expo, ‘Why No Arrests?’

  03-02-2016 01:02
  
  By Rick Sallinger
  DENVER (CBS4)– The man at the center of the controversy surrounding the deadly shooting at the National Western Complex on Saturday is Colorado Department of Corrections employee Derrick Duran.
  With one man dead and several others injured during the Colorado Motorcycle Expo, the question has been asked, “Why no arrests?”
  An image provided by attorney Stephen Stubbs shows the scene allegedly after a shot had been fired in the fight. Stubbs represents The Mongol
  
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• Controversy Surrounds Deadly Shooting At Motorcycle Expo, No Arrests

  03-02-2016 01:02
  
  By Rick Sallinger
  DENVER (CBS4)– The man at the center of the controversy surrounding the deadly shooting at the National Western Complex on Saturday is Colorado Department of Corrections employee Derrick Duran.
  With one man dead and several others injured during the Colorado Motorcycle Expo, the question has been asked, “Why no arrests?”
  An image provided by attorney Stephen Stubbs shows the scene allegedly after a shot had been fired in the fight. Stubbs represents The Mongol
  
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• Chip Off The Ol’ Bum: Wade Phillips Gets Best From Denver D

  03-02-2016 00:58
  
  SANTA CLARA, Calif. (AP) – A few weeks ago, Broncos defensive coordinator Wade Phillips went to great pains to describe glowingly a certain coach with the initials “B.B.” — a coach he would go on to out-scheme and beat a few days later to punch his ticket to the Super Bowl.
  “I’ve said it before,” Phillips said. “He’s a great coach because he can take his guys and beat yours, but he can also take your guys and beat his.”
  If that sounded
  
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• Don’t Miss A CBS4-Led Pep Rally On Thursday In Denver, Broncos Fans!

  03-02-2016 00:37
  
  By Jim Benemann
  Jim Benemann
  DENVER (CBS4) – CBS4 is planning a big pep rally for the Broncos on Thursday at noon in downtown Denver.
  Former Broncos running back and frequent CBS4 contributor Reggie Rivers will join me for the Drive to the Championship Pep Rally at the Southwest Rink at Skyline Park, where the ice is turning orange and blue to support the Broncos in Super Bowl 50.
  Reggie Rivers
  Wear your orange, and with a big showing of Broncos spirit we’ll start to melt the snow (E
  
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