Colorado veterans gather to honor each other 82 years after Pearl Harbor
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Thursday marks 82 years since the attack on Pearl Harbor and the beginning of United States involvement in World War II. Veterans from across Southern Colorado met at the Black-eyed Pea restaurant in Colorado Springs Wednesday to support the World War II veterans and let them know that their service was not forgotten. At the breakfast, the veterans who served in World War II were given the chance to talk about their experiences during their time in the armed forces and share memories both good and bad. One veteran said that he appreciates the camaraderie he gets from the meet-ups, and it helps ..read more
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‘Un-darn-believable’: Coach Prime accepts “Sportsperson of the Year” Award in Boulder Wednesday
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Wednesday night was one of several huge nights in Boulder since Deion Sanders became a fixture at the University of Colorado at Boulder (CU). Coach Prime was awarded the Sportsperson of the Year award from Sports Illustrated. The award recognizes a sports figure who best represents ideal sportsmanship, character and performance. Shedeur Sanders, one of Coach Primes sons, said the award is an acknowledgment of the life his dad has led. He just does so many great things," Shedeur said. "But I still look at him as pops you know, he's been doing the same thing. So it's just normal to me. Represent ..read more
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Windy in the foothills Thursday ahead of Colorado's next snow storm
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We'll see one more dry and mild day before our next storm rolls in. Highs will be in the low to mid 60s in Denver, with 30s and 40s in the mountains A High Wind Warning is now in effect on for our Front Range mountains and foothills. Wind gusts could reach up to 80 mph, making for difficult travel especially for high profile vehicles. Our next storm will hit Colorado Thursday night into Friday as a cold front pushes in. Expect much colder temperatures and more heavy snow for the mountains. Denver and the Front Range should see at least a few inches of snow Friday into Saturday, with temperatur ..read more
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Cannabis rule change could help Colorado businesses save money
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DENVER Cannabis companies in Colorado just got a little more control over how their products are regulated. Current Colorado law states cannabis licensees are required to use tags with Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) chips to track everything from when the seed is first planted to when the good is packaged for sale. Under new rules adopted by the state in November, Colorado cannabis licensees will no longer have to use tags with RFID chips inside of them beginning January 8, 2024 Cannabis cultivator Jon Spadafora of Veritas Fine Cannabis said removing the RFID chips from inside the tag c ..read more
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Armstrong Steel addresses refund offers linked to retractions
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DENVER Armstrong Steel is responding after customers revealed the Centennial-based building company offered thousands of dollars in refunds if those customers retracted previous statements to Denver7. Denver7 Investigates first told you Mai Samhouri's story in 2022, after she and dozens of others filed a class action lawsuit against Armstrong Steel alleging deceptive marketing, price hikes and delays. Last month, Samhouri received an email from Armstrong Steel offering a $4,200 refund if she sent a letter to Denver7 stating she was misrepresented and asking the story to be removed from circula ..read more
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Cartier, Clifford and Stevens help No. 13 Colorado State hold off Denver 90-80 to remain unbeaten
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FORT COLLINS, Colo. (AP) Patrick Cartier scored 19 points, Nique Clifford ignited a pivotal run late in the second half and No. 13 Colorado State rallied for a 90-80 win over Denver to remain unbeaten. The Rams (9-0) never could gain much separation from the pesky Pioneers (6-4), who entered the game as a 20 1/2-point underdog. Clifford paced a 7-0 run with a corner 3-pointer and a thunderous dunk that wound up the frenzied crowd at Moby Arena. Isaiah Stevens overcame a sluggish start from the floor to finish with 18 points. He also had nine assists. Tommy Bruner, the Summit League peak perfor ..read more
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Polis urges federal government to reclassify marijuana
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DENVER While marijuana has been legal in Colorado for more than a decade, the drug is still illegal at the federal level. That is not likely to change anytime soon, but the federal government is considering reclassifying the drug, which could have big implications in several areas, including cannabis-related businesses in Colorado. As manager of a family-owned cannabis business on South Broadway in Denver, Clif Gordon knows Colorados marijuana rules better than most people. "If I leave the door propped open, I'm in violation of a law. If I don't check everybody's I.D., I'm in violation of the ..read more
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Man critically injured in Boulder paragliding crash
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BOULDER, Colo. A man is in critical condition after a paragliding crash in Boulder Wednesday afternoon. The incident happened around 2 p.m. at Wonderland Hill in the area of Sixth Street and Locust Avenue, according to Boulder Fire-Rescue. First responders found the injured man two-thirds of the way up Wonderland Hill. Boulder Fire-Rescue, Rocky Mountain Rescue, the Boulder County Sheriff's Office and Boulder Open Mountain Parks rangers brought him down the hill and to an ambulance. He was then taken to Boulder Community Hospital. We are thankful for bystanders calling 911 in this incident, sa ..read more
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Oksana Masters surprises athletes with disabilities with new equipment
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BRECKENRIDGE, Colo. Thirteen athletes with disabilities received a surprise at the Hartford Ski Spectacular Wednesday morning, as 17-time Paralympic medalist Oksana Masters presented them with new adaptive equipment. Masters' career started at the event in 2013, where she first participated in cross-country skiing. She was born with numerous disabilities, including webbed fingers, six toes on each foot, one kidney and problems with her leg bones that led to amputation, all caused by radiation from the 1986 Chernobyl nuclear power plant disaster. After seven years in Ukraine, Masters was adopte ..read more
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A young nurse suffered cardiac arrest while training on the condition. Fellow nurses saved her life
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CONCORD, N.H. (AP) Andy Hoang eagerly began her first nursing job this year in New Hampshire, with a desire to specialize in cardiac care. She was excited about attending a November practice session on how to respond to someone in cardiac arrest. But as things were getting under way at Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center, Hoang, 23, started to feel dizzy and nauseated. She felt she needed to sit down. Thats the last thing I remember, she told The Associated Press in an interview. I woke up to a room full of doctors and nurses. It turned out that she, herself, had gone into cardiac arrest and ne ..read more
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