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Ritter Proposes Cuts In Education, Tax On Soda, Online Sales
Facing an expected $1 billion shortfall in next year's budget, Gov. Bill Ritter is proposing a 4.6 percent cut in education spending and charging sales tax on items including candy and soda and online purchases.

CHSAA: Cancer Not A 'Hardship' For Teenage Hooper
A teenager gets one last shot at an appeal after the Colorado High School Activities Association rejects her request for a hardship waiver due to a mother fighting cancer.

DPS Investigating School For 'Dummy' Classes, Fake Students

Air Force To Honor Fort Hood Victims
The Air Force Academy will hold a moment of silence to honor the shooting victims at Fort Hood before the Army-Air Force football game Saturday at the academy.

Colo. Safeway Workers Wait For Strike Sanction
Unionized Safeway workers in Colorado have voted to authorize a strike as contract talks drag on, but it's unclear if union leaders will OK one.

Near-Record Highs Friday, More Warmth For The Weekend
The Front Range enjoyed sunshine with 70s on Friday and even more sunshine is in store for the weekend.

Mom Gets Maximum For Leaving Kids With Abusive Family
A mother who left her two children in the long-term care of another family, even though she knew they were being abused, was sentenced to the maximum prison sentence Friday.

Fallen 'Kosher Hot Dog King' Headed For Prison
Arnold Zaler, the self-styled kosher "hot dog king" of Denver, admitted that he was driven by a hunger to be a "big shot" in the city's Jewish community.

23-Year-Old Found Dead On Centennial Lawn
The Arapahoe County Sheriff's Office is investigating a suspicious death after finding the body of a young man in a Centennial neighborhood.

Treasurer Accused Of Stealing $50,000 From PTO
The former treasurer of the parent teacher organization at Dakota Valley Elementary School is accused of stealing more than $50,000 from the group, according to police records.

2 Die In Longmont Crash
Two people were killed Friday morning when two vehicles collided in a Longmont intersection.

Missing Man's Body Found 400 Feet Down Embankment
An 82-year-old Montrose man missing for over two weeks has been found dead, the victim of an apparent accident on Red Mountain Pass.

Denver Police Investigate Fatal Stabbing
Denver police are investigating a woman's slaying in southeast Denver.

Jeffco Grand Jury Indicts 9 In Suspected ID Thefts
A grand jury has indicted five men and four women accused of being part of an identity theft and forgery ring that operated in Jefferson County, the Denver area and Colorado Springs.

Mexican National Gets 10 Years For Meth Operation
A Mexican national has been sentenced to 10 years in prison for running a multistate methamphetamine operation out of southwest Colorado.

Colo. Medical Marijuana Supporters Head To Court
Medical marijuana supporters want a judge to block a change in state regulations limiting who can supply the drug to patients.

CALL7 Investigation May Lead To $1 Million A Year For Denver
The CALL7 Investigators uncovered a loophole in car registrations that some Coloradans were exploiting because it was cheaper to pay the tickets than to pay for registration. The city of Denver is closing that loophole.

Bridge Work To Close 104th Ave.

Rifle Teen Gets Probation For Pipe Bomb
A Glenwood Springs teenager has received probation and community service after pleading guilty to making a pipe bomb.

Boulder Falls Trail Closed Indefinitely
The trail to the popular tourist attraction Boulder Falls has been closed indefinitely because of rock falls.

Boulder To Discuss Pot Dispensaries Freeze
The city of Boulder plans to discuss whether to implement a four-month freeze on applications for marijuana dispensaries.

Tattered Cover To Buy, Sell Used Books
The Tattered Cover bookstore in LoDo is offering a new service, buying and selling used books.

Thousands Brave Long Lines In H1N1 Vaccine Wait
Thousands of parents and children braved long lines and the bright afternoon sun while waiting for the H1N1 vaccine. Parents Line Up For H1N1 Vaccine Shots

NYT: Grand Plans For Fastracks Hit A Wall Of Fiscal Realities
One of the most ambitious one-time mass-transit projects in the nation’s history, called FasTracks was approved by local voters in 2004 along with a regionwide sales tax to pay for it. Years and billions of dollars later, much of it remains to be built.

Car Sales Down But Outlook Optimistic
A new report shows car sales down again in the third quarter in Colorado.

Denver, Seedco Call It Quits
Denver city officials and Seedco Financial Services agreed to part ways two days after the city auditor blasted the economic development firm's performance.

Thornton Native Recalls Nerve-Wracking Day At Fort Hood
"We just got a report that there was a shooting. So hurry home, get our son from the baby sitter and just stay safe," Army Sgt. Curtis Jones told his wife.

Aurora Pedestrian Dies Crossing Parker Road
A 42-year-old man was killed Wednesday night when he crossed South Parker Road near South Lansing Street.

Dad Of Girl Killed In Gunfire Sentenced On Drug Charge
A man whose 10-year-old daughter was killed during an armed robbery at his home has been sentenced to 15 years in prison for possession of marijuana with intent to distribute.

Victim In Shootings Outside Denver Nightclub Dies

State's Sex Offender Registry Check Reveals Inaccuracies
Colorado’s sex offender registry is touted as an easy way to check whether any predators live in your neighborhood. But in a spot test, we found several addresses listed for sex offenders in Denver that were not current or accurate.

Police: FBI Informant Arrested In Attack On House
Police claim an FBI informant's hidden tape recorder captured the sound of him firing eight rounds into a Colorado Springs house.

Study: Nitrogen Pollution Worsens In Rockies Lakes
Airborne nitrogen pollution from vehicle exhaust and farm fertilizer is turning algae in the alpine lakes of Rocky Mountain National Park into junk food for fish, a study says.

Fort Carson Community In Shock After Fort Hood Shootings
The community surrounding Colorado's Fort Carson is reacting with shock and grief after the shootings at Fort Hood in Texas.

Illegal Immigrant ID Case Goes To State Supreme Court
The Colorado Supreme Court is hearing arguments Thursday about the legality of an identity theft investigation that targeted hundreds of suspected illegal immigrants who filed U.S. tax returns without valid Social Security numbers.

Durango OKs Backyard Chickens
Backyard chickens are coming to Durango -- at least, they could.

Dillon Rejects Marijuana Dispensaries
Medical marijuana dispensaries have been banned, for now, in one Summit County town.

Breckenridge Pot Legalization Creates Big Buzz
The skiing town of Breckenridge voted Tuesday night by a margin of 73 percent to 27 percent to legalize the adult possession of marijuana.

Focus Donates $115,266 To Maine Gay Marriage Fight
Conservative Christian group Focus on the Family donated just over $115,000 to the fight against gay marriage in Maine.

Ted Haggard Plans To Lead Worship Again
Ted Haggard, who was dismissed from the megachurch he founded after a man alleged a cash-for-sex relationship with him, plans to lead people in worship again.

Drivers Cautioned About I-70 Sun Glare
The Colorado Department of Transportation is reminding drivers who travel Interstate 70 about the yearly sun glare problem in the Floyd Hill area.

First 'Public' H1N1 Clinics Underway
After weeks of delays, the first public H1N1 vaccine clinics are underway.

Weekend Ramp Traction Enhancement Project In Aurora

Fire Destroys Evergreen Home
Firefighters are looking into the cause of a fire that swept through and destroyed a home in Evergreen.

Save Money At Salvage Grocery Stores
A growing number of customers are hungry for grocery staples sold at deep discounts.

Job Cuts, Closures Coming For Aurora Libraries
More than half of Aurora's libraries face closure as the city battles with a budget shortfall.

Disorder Causes People To Be Hopelessly Lost
Imagine for a moment what it would feel like to become lost in a familiar place, even your own home. That's a reality for people who suffer from a recently identified disorder called Developmental Topographical Disorientation.

Report: 'Hidden Room' Found In Accused Rapist's Home
Police have discovered a hidden room in the home of a Colorado man suspected of sexually assaulting more than 12 women in New Mexico and Texas, the Pueblo Chieftain reported Wednesday.

What Flu Clinics Are Asking Of Patients

Voters Decided To Close 4 Libraries
Voters in Aurora rejected a tax to keep four libraries open.

Denver Auditor Blasts Contractor For Failing To Deliver Jobs
Denver's auditor is blasting a private firm hired by the city, saying it failed its goals of creating jobs in economically depressed communities.

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Broncos will be running up hill against Steelers
Broncos head coach Josh McDaniels often will say an offense can't force the ball to specific spots or players, that it has to go where the openings are against any defense.

Grocery union wants strike option for holidays
The local grocery workers' union pleaded in a letter to its international leadership today to authorize a strike before the busy food holidays of Thanksgiving and Christmas.

Hot dog scam ends with long prison term
A kosher meat salesman who scammed investors out of nearly $2.5 million by faking purchase orders for hot dogs was sentenced to 15 years in prison today in U.S. District Court in Denver.

Broncos adding Law
— The Broncos moved to shore up their secondary Friday coming to terms with veteran cornerback Ty Law.

Soccer coach given 24 years for sex with girl
A Littleton soccer coach was sentenced to 24 years in prison today in Jefferson County District Court for kidnapping and sexually assaulting a 13-year-old girl last year.

Woman stabbed to death in home, friend arrested
A Denver man has been arrested in connection with the stabbing death of a woman in southeast Denver early this morning.

NB I-25 near Fort Collins open after accident
The northbound lanes of Interstate 25 near Fort Collins were shut down by a fatal traffic accident this afternoon.

Boulder fire truck on emergency run hits SUV
A Boulder fire engine on an emergency run collided with a SUV at the intersection of Broadway and Baseline Road early this afternoon in Boulder resulting in a woman being hospitalized.

350 arrested for DUI over Halloween
DENVER—A statewide crackdown on drunken driving netted 350 arrests over the Halloween weekend.

Body found on Centennial lawn identified
A 23-year-old man identified as Andrew Gleston Graham was found dead this morning in the front yard of a Centennial home, according to the Arapahoe County Sheriff's Office.

Steelers' Big Ben funds Denver K-9 grant
DENVER—A foundation created by Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger is issuing a grant for the Denver Police Department's K-9 program.

Colorado career college faces arbitration action
DENVER—Some former students of a Colorado-based career college claim in an arbitration action that they were deceived about the value of their degrees and the cost of their education.

Saturday is Denver's free museum night
Scores of plays, concerts, screenings and exhibitions regularly take place every week in the Denver metropolitan area, but many residents don't realize the full scope of what's out there. To highlight the cultural bounty, Denver's convention and visitors bureau launched Denver Arts Week, a nine-day bonanza of everything artistic from modern dance to Modigliani.

World IronMan champ Scott sues over Boulder bike-car wreck
BOULDER — Six-time World IronMan champion and Boulder resident Dave Scott is suing a 61-year-old driver whose car he collided with while riding his bike in May.

Glenwood teen gets probation for pipe bomb
GLENWOOD SPRINGS, Colo.—A Glenwood Springs teenager has received probation and community service after pleading guilty to making a pipe bomb.

Coroner IDs student found dead in Denver dorm
A student found dead in a college dorm room near downtown Denver has been identified by authorities.

Montrose man found dead below Red Mountain Pass
MONTROSE, Colo.—An 82-year-old Montrose man missing for over two weeks has been found dead, the victim of an apparent accident on Red Mountain Pass.

Avs' success hasn't been an easy sell at Pepsi Center
After the Avalanche franchise-low home attendance of 11,012 for the Phoenix game Wednesday, Colorado is averaging 14,759 through five home games.

Boulder Falls trail to stay closed
BOULDER — The city of Boulder's open space department has decided to indefinitely close the popular Boulder Falls trail after finding no reasonable way to fix the area's rock-fall danger.

Air Force to honor Texas victims before Army game
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo.—The Air Force Academy will hold a moment of silence in honor of the shooting victims at Fort Hood before Saturday's Army-Air Force football game.

Boulder Planning Board: Don't ban pot businesses
BOULDER — The Boulder Planning Board recommended Thursday night that the city take a light hand with medical marijuana-related businesses and move cautiously on any new regulations.

Denver sheriff petition headed to DA's office
Seven petition circulators who worked for a company hired by Denver sheriff's deputies in their bid to ask voters to broaden their arrest powers used "questionable" practices, perhaps forging thousands of signatures, elections officials said Thursday.

Denver panel may sidestep residential-first guidelines for site sought by DaVita
A weak housing market pushed the Lower Downtown Design Review Board to defer development of residences on a site that kidney-dialysis giant DaVita is interested in for its corporate headquarters.

Colorado loan defaults rose in 2008, report says
Colorado consumers had fewer outlets for loans and mortgages in 2008 and were extended less credit, a new state report shows.

Frontier and Midwest airlines are forecast to be profitable next year
Frontier and Midwest airlines will make a profit next year, according to the chief executive of Republic Airways Holdings, which acquired the two carriers earlier this year.

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Ritter Proposes Deep Budget Cuts
Facing an expected $1 billion shortfall in next year's budget, Gov. Bill Ritter is proposing a 4.6 percent cut in education spending and charging sales tax on items including candy and soda and online purchases.

Family: CHSAA Doesn't Think Cancer A Hardship
A student that had to transfer schools because of her mother's cancer is not able to get a waiver to transfer to the varsity team.

DPS Responds To Phantom Students
DPS is looking into fraud using "dummy" students to obtain more funds at a local school.

Patients Pay Up For Risky Stem Cell Transplant
Patients are paying $64,000 surgery for a stem cell transplant that is thus far unproven and not approved in the US.

Can Your Pets Get H1N1?
Evidence shows that pets are capable of catching the virus from humans.

Residents Worry Cemetery Will Lower Property Values
Residents of a Bennett neighborhood are upset about a cemetery that will be put nearby.

Will We Break Another Weather Record Friday?
7NEWS meteorologist Lisa Hidalgo has a look at your Friday forecast and the weekend coming up.

Documents Call for 'Dummy' Classes, 'Fake' Students
School officials are accused of trying to falsify enrollment to boost funding.

Breakdown In Regulating Nurses & CNA's
Felons & Criminals Still Working In Hospitals

Fort Carson Well Connected To Fort Hood
Many of the soldiers now stationed at Fort Carson once served at Fort Hood

Sex Offender Registries Not Accurate
In a spot test Thursday, 7NEWS found several addresses listed for sex offenders in Denver that were not current or accurate.

Parents Line Up For H1N1 Vaccine Shots
Tri-County Health Department holds H1N1 vaccine clinics and parents are anxious.

Fort Carson Reacts To Texas Shooting
The mood at Fort Carson is very somber, but there's been no changes in security.

Colorado Getting Ready To Legalize Pot?
First, voters approve medical marijuana and Breckenridge and Denver legalizes one ounce. What's next?

Audit Blasts Seedco Financial
Seedco Financial was supposed to be creating jobs but its fallen way short.

Voters Reject Library Funding
There will be only 3 libraries to serve the third largest city in Colorado.

New Test Can Diagnose H1N1 Faster
Doctors at National Jewish Health are using a new test to diagnose H1N1 in 24 hours.

Credit Card Companies Raising Rates Ahead Of Reform Legislation

Public H1N1 Clinics Now Operating
People who want to get the H1N1 flu shot can now find public clinics.

Denver Most Stressed Out In Country?
The American Psychological Association says people in Denver have more anxiety than the rest of the nation.

Traffic Light Put Up At Deadly Kersey Intersection
Three people have died at the intersection of Highway 34 and Weld Conty Road 49 in the last 6 years.

Study: More Shoppers To Do Holiday Spending Online
More and more shoppers will be going online to do their holiday shopping, according to an Internet research company.

Remodeling Project Among Questionable State Spending During Freeze
Gov. Bill Ritter's staff determined projects like building remodeling, e-mail marketing and paperless board meetings would disrupt an essential state function if the contracts were cut to solve the state's budget crisis, a CALL7 Investigation found.

Jefferson County Jail Inmates To Receive H1N1 Vaccine

Leadership Program For Students Abruptly Closes
A nonprofit that teaches students about civic responsiblity abruptly closes.

Drivers: More Than Floormats Causing Runaway Toyotas
ABC Senior investigative correspondent Brian Ross has found that some Toyota owners are coming forward to claim there's more than just floor mats.

State Redefines Medical Marijuana Caregiver
State health leaders took steps to restrict who can provide pot.

Cyclists At Higher Risk For Serious Injury In Crashes
A CU study shows bicyclists are at a higher risk for serious injury, longer hospital stays after accidents.

Inventors Showcase Their Creations
Inventors hope the invention convention will bring exposure their products need.

Denver Sends Ballot To Dead Resident
A well-known Denver doctor received a ballot for Tuesday's election despite the fact that he died in 2003, a CALL7 investigation found.

Grocery Store Clinics Have H1N1 Flu Vaccine
Some clinics are distributing H1N1 flu vaccine, including those inside the King Soopers.

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Denver metro home resales drop in October, but prices up vs. a year ago
Denver Post Nov 7 2009 9:31AM GMT

NBA: Miami 96, Denver 88
UPI Nov 7 2009 7:01AM GMT

Debbie's Deals: Free Saturday Night At Denver Museums
The Denver Channel Nov 7 2009 6:24AM GMT

Denver Int'l Airport Shuffles Five Gates
Airport Business Nov 7 2009 6:23AM GMT

Predictions policy quiets Denver Post writers, but it doesn't apply here
Chicago Tribune Nov 7 2009 6:21AM GMT

Denver Pavilions' to Hold Grand Re-Introduction Celebration
Individual.com Nov 7 2009 6:03AM GMT

Broncos To Add Veteran Cornerback Ty Law
CBS 4 Denver Nov 7 2009 5:30AM GMT

Denver Votes Down Initiative 300
NCM Online Nov 7 2009 4:41AM GMT

Denver Defends Officer's Arrest Of Wrong Man
CBS 4 Denver Nov 7 2009 4:09AM GMT

Boulder design firms: Bring us your pops, scrapes
The Daily Camera Nov 7 2009 2:54AM GMT

Lawyer: Tentative plea deal reached in threat against Boulder abortion doctor
The Daily Camera Nov 7 2009 2:54AM GMT

SUV collides with Boulder fire truck, snarls traffic at Broadway and Baseline
The Daily Camera Nov 7 2009 2:54AM GMT

Two men die in morning collision in Longmont
The Daily Camera Nov 7 2009 2:54AM GMT

Boulder Planning Board: Don't ban pot businesses
RBC Dain Rauscher Nov 7 2009 1:56AM GMT

Doosan adds Denver dealer
Equipment World Nov 7 2009 1:46AM GMT

Just Jargon: 'Dork' Mike Switzer survives north Denver
Individual.com Nov 7 2009 1:33AM GMT

Littleton Soccer Coach Sentenced For Sex Assault
CBS 4 Denver Nov 7 2009 12:37AM GMT

Boulder Planning Board: Don't ban pot businesses
Individual.com Nov 7 2009 12:16AM GMT

Boulder fire truck on emergency run hits SUV
Denver Post Nov 7 2009 12:06AM GMT

Boulder fire truck on emergency run hits SUV
Denver Post Nov 6 2009 11:57PM GMT

Denver Metro Bookstore Turns New Page In Business
CBS 4 Denver Nov 6 2009 11:47PM GMT

Enbridge Energy Sells Pipelines To Denver Company
CBS 4 Denver Nov 6 2009 11:46PM GMT

2 Die In Longmont Crash
The Denver Channel Nov 6 2009 11:14PM GMT

Steelers Quarterback Gives K-9 To Denver Police
CBS 4 Denver Nov 6 2009 11:12PM GMT

Denver Pavilions with nine vacancies re-opens Nov. 10
Denver Business Journal Nov 6 2009 10:38PM GMT

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Steelers' Big Ben funds Denver K-9 grant
Examiner.com Nov 6 2009 10:04PM GMT

Steelers' Big Ben funds Denver K-9 grant
Denver Post Nov 6 2009 10:00PM GMT

40 Women Over 40 dance onto Boulder stage
Denver Post Nov 6 2009 9:51PM GMT

Boulder Ironman Champion Dave Scott sues over recent bike&
Examiner.com Nov 6 2009 9:32PM GMT

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