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• 2 Found Dead In Home, Carbon Monoxide Poisoning Suspected

  18-09-2017 23:46
  DENVER (CBS4)– Two people were found dead inside a home in southwest Denver on Monday. Firefighters suspect carbon monoxide poisoning.Firefighters were called to the home in the 4700 block of West Yale on Monday afternoon.The homeowner walked inside the home and found the two people. It is unclear where they were found. (credit: CBS)
  The two people found inside were described to CBS4 as seniors. It is unclear their relationship to each other or the homeowner.
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• Body Found On Kenai Beach Was Missing Colorado Boater

  18-09-2017 23:31
  ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP) — Alaska authorities have confirmed a body found on a Kenai River beach last week was that of a missing boater from Colorado.
  The Peninsula Clarion reports the state medical examiner confirmed the man’s identity as Phillip Keltner. The Kenai newspaper reported he lived in Sterling during the summers and in Colorado during the winters.
  The 63-year-old Keltner has been missing since he and three others were ejected from a boat in the Kenai River near Soldotna Aug
  
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• More Fossils Found Near Big Discovery Site

  18-09-2017 23:12
  THORNTON, Colo. (CBS4) – More fossils were found Monday at the site of the big triceratops discovery last month in Thornton.
  Monday’s discovery was just 10 feet away from the original site. The area continues to produce amazing discoveries for crews.
  (credit: CBS)
  Paleontologists from the Denver Museum of Nature and Science started digging up the bones at the site where a police substation is under construction.A spokesperson for the Denver Museum of Nature and Science said that the
  
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• Dinosaur Bones Found Near Big Discovery Site

  18-09-2017 23:12
  THORNTON, Colo. (CBS4) – More fossils were found Monday at the site of the big triceratops discovery last month in Thornton.
  Monday’s discovery was just 10 feet away from the original site. The area continues to produce amazing discoveries for crews.
  (credit: CBS)
  Paleontologists from the Denver Museum of Nature and Science started digging up the bones at the site where a police substation is under construction.A spokesperson for the Denver Museum of Nature and Science said that the
  
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• Cops Arrest Man Trying To Rob Pizzeria That Was Robbed Hours Earlier

  18-09-2017 23:08
  CBS Local — Usually it’s the victim of a robbery saying they were at the wrong place at the wrong time. In the California city of Covina however, a crook was busted after allegedly trying to hold up a pizza parlor that was already robbed less than three hours earlier.
  According to the San Gabriel Valley Tribune, someone broke into the Pizza Chalet around 2 a.m. local time on Sept. 12. Whoever smashed the restaurant’s front window reportedly made off with $1,500 before poli
  
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• Here's awesome Trevor Siemian is

  18-09-2017 22:47
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• Nancy O’Dell On The 2017 Emmy Awards: “It Just Felt Bigger”

  18-09-2017 22:44
  The 69th annual Emmy Awards took place last night on CBS and delivered a night filled with the greatest stars in entertainment today. Stephen Colbert of The Late Show With Stephen Colbert assumed hosting duties and the night also featured performances and a surprise cameo from former White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer.
  Entertainment Tonight’s Nancy O’Dell was working the red carpet and watched all the events unfold live and in-person from Los Angeles’ Microsoft Theater. Ea
  
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• CDOT Hiring Plow Drivers For Winter

  18-09-2017 22:39
  DENVER (CBS4)– The official start of Fall is still days away, but it’s time to start thinking about snow and who will be behind the wheel of those plows.
  The Colorado Department of Transportation has permanent and seasonal positions for plow drivers, both part-time and full-time.(credit: CBS)
  Applicants must have a commercial driver’s license for the job. Shifts should start in November.
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• Remember When It Used To Snow In Denver During September?

  18-09-2017 22:34
  By Chris SpearsDENVER (CBS4) – I don’t know about you, but doesn’t it seem like it never snows anymore in Denver during September?
  Denver’s first snow in 2005 fell on November 5. (credit: CBS)
  My first September in Colorado was in 2000 and it snowed 0.2 inches. I couldn’t believe it!In my mind, snow wasn’t supposed to happen until late fall or early winter. Colorado natives quickly taught me otherwise.But Denver hasn’t seen a measurable September snow si
  
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• Kids Going Down Slides On An Adult’s Lap More Dangerous, Study Finds

  18-09-2017 22:34
  CBS Local — Many children can be scared of that first trip down the playground slide. To ease the fears of a trip from what that must feel like 100 feet in the air to some kids, it’s common to see parents flying down the colorful slides with their children securely seated on their laps. New research is now saying that adults doing just that could be doing more harm than good for their kids.
  Researchers, presenting at a conference of the American Academy of Pediatrics, claimed that th
  
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• Prosecutors Say Colorado Caseworker Faked Interview Records

  18-09-2017 22:19
  DENVER (AP) — A former caseworker faces forgery and other charges after Colorado prosecutors say she falsely reported interviewing victims, family members or witnesses in 12 cases of alleged child abuse or neglect.
  According to court records, Richelle Schultz worked for the Jefferson County Department of Human Services for eight months starting in December of 2015.
  The records say Schultz entered details of interviews with alleged victims of child abuse and family members into a state data
  
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• Senate GOP musters final push to erase Obama health care law

  18-09-2017 22:15
  
  WASHINGTON — Senate Republicans are revving up a final push to scuttle President Barack Obama’s health care law. Though the effort faces low odds of success and just a two-week window to prevail, Democrats backed by doctors, hospitals, and patients’ groups are mustering an all-out effort to smother the GOP drive once and for all.
  The latest attempt is being led by GOP Sens. Lindsey Graham of South Carolina and Louisiana’s Bill Cassidy. Their 141-page bill would replace mu
  
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• Keidel: The Patriots Are Just Fine

  18-09-2017 22:15
  By Jason Keidel
  The Twitter tough guys had quite a time of it.
  After Week 1 of the NFL season, the online gangsters jumped those of us who publicly pondered if the New England Patriots could or should go 16-0 this season. Then the Pats opened with a dud and the Brady-haters loved it.
  But as the Twitter Eggs and cubicle kings often do, they went well overboard, assuring us that the Pats weren’t just 0-1, the Brady-Belichick empire was crumbling in epic style. Then Brady competed 30 of 39 pa
  
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• 3-Time Olympic Cyclist Sarah Hammer Retires From Riding

  18-09-2017 22:15
  COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (AP) — Three-time Olympian Sarah Hammer, one of the most decorated track cyclists in U.S. history, is retiring after a prolific career spanning more than two decades.
  The 34-year-old Hammer announced Monday that she’s stepping away from competitive riding to focus on the training facility that she founded in Colorado Springs with her coach and husband, Andy Sparks.
  (Photo by Sean Gallup/Getty Images)Hammer began riding at age 8 and won her first junior title i
  
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• Mattis: No need yet to shoot down North Korean missiles

  18-09-2017 22:07
  
  WASHINGTON — Defense Secretary Jim Mattis says the U.S. has not attempted to shoot down any of North Korea’s missiles — including two that have recently overflown Japan — because they have not posed a direct threat.
  In remarks to reporters at the Pentagon, Mattis said U.S. and Japanese missile defenses have been ready to respond, but were not needed.
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• Hooray for queso, especially when it’s draped over tacos

  18-09-2017 22:06
  
  That Soft Cheese Tacos are an item, a Dallas specialty, had escaped me until I read about them in Lisa Fain’s upcoming cookbook, “Queso! Regional Recipes for the World’s Favorite Chile-Cheese Dip” (Penguin Random House). The lactose-intolerant and eaters of healthful weeknight meals must turn away: This is unapologetic, almost-evil, cheese-on-cheese action. (In truth, I was expecting the accompanying nutritional analysis to be worse than it is.)
  Fain, author of the Homesi
  
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• Antidepressants Linked To Elevated Risk Of Death, Study Says

  18-09-2017 21:37
  CBS Local — Antidepressants are known for having various side-effects and are warned to only be used while under a doctor’s care. A new study has found that the drugs may also be contributing to a higher risk of death for their users.
  The findings, published by researchers at McMaster University in Canada, concluded that the risk of death was 33 percent higher among people taking antidepressants.
  “We are very concerned by these results. They suggest that we shouldn’t
  
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• Rashaan Salaam and the weight of life after football: “Some days good. Some days bad.”

  18-09-2017 21:30
  
  Around 4:30 p.m. on Dec. 5, 2016, a man returning from a hike stopped in a bathroom on the south side of Boulder’s Eben G. Fine Park, becoming possibly the last person to see Rashaan Salaam alive.
  The man didn’t know who Salaam was, but later told police he remembered him because Salaam, in a T-shirt, was not dressed for the cold weather — temperatures would drop to 27 that night — and seemed “out of sorts and out of place,” simply standing in the corner of th
  
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• I-70 opponents ask federal court to halt the project until lawsuits are decided

  18-09-2017 21:25
  
  Provided by Colorado Department of TransportationA rendering released in August 2016 shows the section of an expanded Interstate 70 that would have a 4-acre cover on top.Jon Murray, The Denver PostOpponents of the Interstate 70 expansion through northeast Denver flank developer Kyle Zeppelin outside the Alfred A. Arraj United States Courthouse on July 10. Zeppelin spoke during a news conference to announce a lawsuit challenging the project.
  Opponents of the $1.2 billion expansion of Interstate 7
  
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• Cory Gardner says Hillary Clinton is “trying to sell books” by leaving open the idea of questioning 2016 election’s legitimacy

  18-09-2017 21:18
  
  U.S. Sen. Cory Gardner took to Twitter on Monday afternoon to lambaste Hillary Clinton for not ruling out the idea of questioning the legitimacy of the 2016 election, calling her “wildly irresponsible” and saying that “she should be ashamed.”
  “I know Secretary Clinton is trying to sell books,” the Colorado Republican posted, “but this is wildly irresponsible and she should be ashamed.”I know Secretary Clinton is trying to sell books but this is wil
  
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• Broncos offensive tackle Garett Bolles “week to week” with lower left leg bruise

  18-09-2017 20:54
  
  Rookie left tackle Garett Bolles suffered a lower left leg bruise during Sunday’s 42-17 victory over Dallas and is considered “week to week,” coach Vance Joseph said Monday.
  The Broncos (2-0) visit Buffalo (1-1) on Sunday.
  “We dodged a bullet, in my opinion,” Joseph said.
  Bolles was injured during a Jamaal Charles run near the goal line in the third quarter Sunday, when he appeared to get tangled up with the right leg of Dallas defensive lineman Brian Price. Bolles
  
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• Weather Alert: Warnings Issued For Tuesday As Wildfire Threat Grows

  18-09-2017 20:48
  By Chris SpearsDENVER (CBS4) – We don’t normally think of mid-September as being prime for large wildfires to develop but that will be our reality this week.With signs of early drought developing along the Front Range we’re worried about the forecast on Tuesday, which includes unseasonably warm temperatures and strong, gusty winds developing ahead of an approaching cold front.
  A red flag warning has already been issued for the Front Range Mountains and Foothills along and north
  
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• Former Jeffco child welfare case worker falsified reports in 12 cases, indictment says

  18-09-2017 20:37
  
  A former Jefferson County child welfare case worker filed reports in a dozen cases in which she falsely suggested she had interviewed alleged abuse victims, their family members and witnesses, county officials said Monday.
  Photo provided by Jefferson County Police DepartmentRichelle SchultzRichelle Schultz, 43, who left her job with the Jefferson County Department of Human Services in July 2016, faces 12 counts of attempting to influence a public servant and 10 counts of forgery in an indictment
  
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• At Denver South High School, immigrant and refugee students find support as nation’s immigration debate rages

  18-09-2017 20:20
  
  When a passenger on a Denver city bus publicly insulted all Muslims earlier this year following terrorist attacks in France, Jeneba Berety, then a senior at South High School, spoke up.
  She defended her faith, telling the man that Muslims are good people. After realizing that no other passengers were backing up her statements, Berety got off the bus, a little shaken but proud that she had taken a stand.
  “My mother and grandmother have been so good to teach me that,” Berety said. &ldq
  
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• Denver Mayor Michael Hancock just dedicated a day to breakfast burritos. For real.

  18-09-2017 20:07
  
  It looks like Denver Mayor Michael Hancock agrees with us that breakfast burritos deserve celebrating. Hancock, along with Santiago’s Mexican Restaurants, proclaimed Saturday, Oct. 14, the first-ever Breakfast Burrito Day.
  In honor of this green chile-drenched day, Santiago’s will be slinging burritos for just $1.25 — the price they cost when the cult-favorite restaurant (and member of our Breakfast Burrito Bracket Final Four) first opened back in 1990.
  To prevent potential bre
  
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• Overnight Work On I-25 Means Delays For Drivers

  18-09-2017 20:02
  By Andrea FloresTHORNTON, Colo. (CBS4)– The Colorado Department of Transportation and Hamon Infrastructure will perform overnight work on Interstate 25 between 136th and 120th Avenues this week, causing delays and detours for motorists.
  On Monday and Tuesday lanes of I-25 will be fully closed in the southbound direction from 136th Avenue to 120th Avenue between 10 p.m. and 5:30 a.m. Drivers can take 136th Avenue west, to southbound Huron Street, then head east to 120th Avenue where they ca
  
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• Game On! Navy Submarines’ Periscopes Will Soon Operate Using Xbox Controllers

  18-09-2017 19:59
  CBS Local — As futuristic technology continues to make modern warfare look more like a video game, the U.S. Navy has revealed it’s bringing the video game world to its submarines.
  According to a report on Military.com, the Navy is installing Xbox 360 game controllers onto its Virginia-class submarines. The handheld controllers will operate the periscopes on board the nuclear-powered vessels.
  “The Navy got together and they asked a bunch of J.O.s (junior officers) and junio
  
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• Aqib Talib says he wanted a hot dog

  18-09-2017 19:41
  Talib ranks fourth on NFL's all time list for pick sixes ... and what better way to celebrate than with a hot dog?        
  
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• Police Identify Suspect In Deadly Hit & Run

  18-09-2017 19:37
  DENVER (CBS4)– Police have identified the suspect arrested in a deadly hit-and-run crash that happened over the weekend.
  Police arrested Adrian Valdez, 20, in connection with the deadly crash at 14th Avenue and Franklin Street early Sunday morning.
  Adrian Valdez (credit: Denver Police)
  Pieces of the two cars involved in the deadly wreck were scattered along the street and sidewalk on Sunday.
  Valdez is being held for investigation of vehicular homicide and leaving the scene of a fatal accid
  
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• 2 Michigan Zoo Bears Are Retiring In Colorado

  18-09-2017 19:33
  ROYAL OAK, Mich. (AP) — Two bears that have been living at a Michigan zoo for nearly 20 years are getting a bigger yard.
  A brown bear named Polly and a black bear named Migwan left the Detroit Zoo on Monday for a new life in Colorado.Zoo director Ron Kagan says the bears will have many acres to roam at Wild Animal Sanctuary in Keenesburg, Colorado. He says the move also will create more space for three grizzly bear brothers at the suburban Detroit zoo.
  Polly is a 20-year-old bear, and Migw
  
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• How the War on Drugs crushed California’s greenhouses and cannabis legalization is bringing them back

  18-09-2017 19:27
  
  SALINAS — The irony is rich. To weaken one mind-altering leaf crop 4,000 miles away, the feds inadvertently crushed California’s cut-flower crop, setting the stage for another mind-altering leaf crop to flourish here decades later.
  A preferential trade agreement with four South American countries signed in 1991 — part of the War on Drugs — is largely blamed for the failure of greenhouse nurseries along the California coast but particularly in the Salinas Valley. Now the v
  
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• Clear Creek County will ask voters to raise its sales tax to pay for expected record-breaking EMS year

  18-09-2017 19:26
  
  Clear Creek County will ask voters in November to raise the countywide sales tax by 0.65 percent — or nearly $1 million a year — in order to offset the projected growing costs of providing emergency medical services.
  RJ Sangosti, Denver Post fileA Clear Creek EMS ambulance pictured in 2007.Ambulance service provided by Clear Creek EMS is now subsidized by the county to the tune of $800,000 a year.
  “With the continued budget challenges, we simply cannot afford to subsidize our e
  
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• What Fans Did When Lightning Delayed The Cowboys-Broncos Game

  18-09-2017 19:20
  By Dillon ThomasDENVER (CBS4)– Fans who attended the Denver Broncos vs. Dallas Cowboys game at Mile High Stadium were treated to several irregular occasions on Sunday.
  Fans exiting the game kept emphasizing their shock over the price of tickets, the lightning delay, and the victory for Denver.
  “That was a statement win for the broncos,” said Broncos fan Ian Sachs. DENVER, CO – SEPTEMBER 17:Running back C.J. Anderson #22 of the Denver Broncos celebrates a third quarter tou
  
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• Lightning Delays Cowboys-Broncos Game

  18-09-2017 19:20
  By Dillon ThomasDENVER (CBS4)– Fans who attended the Denver Broncos vs. Dallas Cowboys game at Mile High Stadium were treated to several irregular occasions on Sunday.
  Fans exiting the game kept emphasizing their shock over the price of tickets, the lightning delay, and the victory for Denver.
  “That was a statement win for the broncos,” said Broncos fan Ian Sachs. DENVER, CO – SEPTEMBER 17:Running back C.J. Anderson #22 of the Denver Broncos celebrates a third quarter tou
  
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• Center Plumlee Returning To Nuggets On 3-year, $41 Million Deal

  18-09-2017 18:51
  DENVER (AP) — Restricted free agent center Mason Plumlee has agreed to return to the Denver Nuggets on a three-year, $41 million deal.
  His agent, Mark Bartelstein, confirmed the deal Monday to The Associated Press.
  Plumlee averaged 9.1 points, 6.4 rebounds and 2.6 assists after being acquired in a February deal that sent Jusuf Nurkic to Portland. Plumlee fit in seamlessly with fellow big man Nikola Jokic, who has become the face of the franchise.Mason Plumlee #24 of the Denver Nuggets figh
  
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• Michael Flynn Under ‘Tremendous Financial Burden,’ Fund Set Up

  18-09-2017 18:46
  PROVIDENCE, R.I. (AP) — The family of former national security adviser Michael Flynn has established a legal defense fund for him as he is scrutinized by investigators looking into Russia’s meddling in the 2016 election.
  “The various investigations arising out of the 2016 presidential election have placed a tremendous financial burden on our brother Mike and his family,” Flynn’s brother Joe Flynn and sister Barbara Redgate wrote in a statement announcing the Mi
  
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• Broncos Week 2 Team Grades: Siemian Leads Broncos To Win Over Cowboys

  18-09-2017 18:45
  By Rick Brown
  The last time the Dallas Cowboys and Denver Broncos met, it was a high-scoring aerial highlight reel. In that game back in 2013, the Broncos narrowly beat the Cowboys with a field goal in overtime, 51-48. Back and forth these two teams went, and neither team’s defense showed up to play.
  Fast forward four years and both rosters have gone through massive restructuring. Now both of these teams are starting young quarterbacks and relying on strong running games and stout defenses
  
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• Soviet Officer Who ‘Saved The World’ From Nuclear War Dies At Age 77

  18-09-2017 18:41
  CBS Local — Stanislav Petrov is not a household name, especially in the United States. The former military officer of the old Soviet Union lived his entire life in Russia before passing away in May at the age of 77. What most people don’t know is Stanislav Petrov is credited with saving the world from nuclear destruction in 1983.
  Petrov was the officer monitoring Moscow’s early warning missile defense system at the height of the Cold War in 1983. On Sept. 26, Sov
  
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• Animal Adventure Park’s Giraffe Family Together For First Time

  18-09-2017 18:34
  HARPURSVILLE, N.Y. (CBS4) – Perhaps the most famous giraffe family in the world was together for the first time Monday.
  April the giraffe, her son Tajiri, and Taj’s father Oliver were all in a shared space for the first time since Taj’s birth in April.
  The Animal Adventure Park posted photos of the union on Facebook.“One BIG Happy Family!” they posted. “Our giraffe family shared space for the first time this morning and we are happy to announce a successful in
  
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• Child Abuse Suspect Turns Himself In To Authorities

  18-09-2017 18:30
  JEFFERSON COUNTY, Colo. (CBS4) – The man described as Jefferson County’s “Most Wanted” suspect turned himself into authorities over the weekend.
  Joshua Gonzales (credit: Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office)
  Joshua Gonzales, 21, turned himself into deputies on Sunday night. He is suspected of badly injuring a toddler last week.
  The Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office says they didn’t know about the case until three days after the alleged crime happened.
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• Man Who Didn’t Want To Drink Alone Breaks In With Beer

  18-09-2017 18:09
  STEWARTSTOWN, Pa. (AP) — Police say a drunken Pennsylvania man who didn’t want to drink alone forced his way into a woman’s home and sat down with two 12-packs of beer.
  Thirty-nine-year-old Sean Haller, of Stewartstown, faces charges including criminal trespass and remained in the York County jail on Monday.
  Southern Regional police say a woman called them on Sept. 12 to report Haller had entered her home and refused to leave. Police say Haller had done the same thing in anothe
  
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• Tonight’s Xfinity Monday Live Guest: Former Bronco Jake Plummer

  18-09-2017 18:04
  Watch Xfinity Monday Live on CBS4 at 6:30 p.m. or head to ViewHouse Centennial to see it live! Join in the fun, enjoy great food & drinks and watch all of tonight's big games on a 200 inch flatscreen.
  
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• “He truly was my hero”: Brother recalls man who died with his wife and 2 children in plane crash near Glenwood Springs

  18-09-2017 17:59
  
  Denver7The Makepeace familyJeff Makepeace was adventurous and big-hearted, a self-made man who had recently gotten a pilot’s license and was flying with his family to Moab when his plane crashed near Glenwood Springs last week, his brother said Monday.
  “He truly was my hero,” said Caleb Makepeace. “He would do anything for absolutely anybody.”
  Jeff and Jennifer Makepeace, his wife, and their two children, Addison and Benjamin, 10-year-old twins, died in the crash.
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• 5 Hurt In Early Morning Apartment Fire

  18-09-2017 17:57
  AURORA, Colo. (CBS4)– Five people were hurt in an early morning apartment fire in Aurora. More than a dozen people were forced out of their home.
  The Aurora Fire Department says the fire began around 2 a.m. Monday at an apartment complex off of 12th Avenue and N. Dallas Street. Five people were transported to the hospital with injuries. Firefighters say those injuries ranged from severe to minor.(credit: CBS)
  Families who live in the complex say they woke up to the fire alarms going off.(c
  
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• Linkin Park Announce Chester Bennington Tribute Show

  18-09-2017 17:53
  LOS ANGELES (Radio.com) – Linkin Park have announced a special show in honor of singer Chester Bennington.
  The show is scheduled for Oct. 27 at the Hollywood Bowl in Los Angeles.
  According to the announcement, “the band will be joined by a number of other artists, for an unforgettable night of music to honor the man that touched the lives of so many around the world.”The tribute concert was revealed on the same day as Linkin Park released a new mus
  
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• Hackers Have Successfully Hidden Malware In Popular PC Cleanup Tool

  18-09-2017 17:49
  CBS Local — A computer program used to help your PC run faster has reportedly become the latest victim of hackers looking to breach the security of millions of its users.
  CCleaner, the computer-optimizing tool made by software company Piriform, was successfully infected by malware, according to security firm Cisco Talos. The malware reportedly tried to connect to unregistered websites in order to remotely download even more harmful programs to users’ computers.
  Security experts
  
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• Maria Grows To A Cat 3, Nears Already Battered Caribbean

  18-09-2017 17:34
  SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico (AP) — Hurricane Maria grew into a Category 3 storm on Monday as it barreled toward a potentially devastating collision with islands in the eastern Caribbean. Forecasters warned it was likely to grow even stronger.
  The storm was on a path that would take it near many of the islands already wrecked by Hurricane Irma and then on toward Puerto Rico and the Dominican Republic. Maria could hit Puerto Rico on Wednesday as a Category 3 or 4 hurricane, said Ernesto Morales wi
  
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• Broncos Insider: The real Big D

  18-09-2017 17:32
  
  One upon a time not too long ago, Hall of Famer and founding father of the 21 Club, Deion Sanders, said, “This Denver D flat out balled today.” His statement back then during a post-game segment on NFL Network would again be an accurate depiction of what happened in Sunday’s 42-17 victory over the Cowboys.
  The Denver PostThe real Big D. The front page of The Denver Post sports section on Monday, Sept. 18, 2017.Take this for data: The Broncos defense held Cowboys running back Ez
  
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• Judge deals yet another blow to Red McCombs’ plan for Village at Wolf Creek resort

  18-09-2017 17:27
  
  Texas billionaire B.J. “Red” McCombs has won few battles in his 30-year push to build as many as 1,700 homes and a resort village atop Wolf Creek Pass.
  Last week the 89-year-old businessman lost yet another skirmish when a federal judge declined to reconsider an earlier decision that overturned U.S. Forest Service approval of a land exchange that allowed access for the proposed Village at Wolf Creek.
  McCombs’ three-decade plan to build a city for 8,000 people on a remote mounta
  
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• Judge deals yet another blow to Red McCombs’ plan for Village at Wolf Creek

  18-09-2017 17:27
  
  Texas billionaire B.J. “Red” McCombs has won few battles in his 30-year push to build as many as 1,700 homes and a resort village atop Wolf Creek Pass.
  Last week the 89-year-old businessman lost yet another skirmish when a federal judge declined to reconsider an earlier decision that overturned Forest Service approval of a land exchange that allowed access for the proposed Village at Wolf Creek.
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