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- Sep 5, 2026
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CBI review finds investigation into CU Boulder student Megan Trussell's death was 'reasonable, substantial' (opens the original)
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DENVER — The Colorado Bureau of Investigation has finalized its independent review of the investigation into the death of Megan Trussell, a University of Colorado Boulder student whose life was cut short in February 2025. Based on the full investigative record and input from the Cold Case Review Team, CBI concluded that the original response and investigation by the Boulder County Sheriff's Office and partner agencies were reasonable, substantial, and supported by the available evidence. READ MO
Colorado Connector sales tax measure heads to November ballot, aiming to link Front Range cities by rail (opens the original)
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DENVER — The Front Range Passenger Rail District's Board of Directors voted Friday to put a sales tax measure on the November ballot to fund the expansion of the Colorado Connector, known as CoCo, between Denver and southern Colorado. If approved, the tax would add new daily trips and bring the passenger rail project one step closer to linking a dozen Front Range communities by train. It's been years in the making — a train connecting Pueblo, Colorado Springs, Denver, Boulder, Fort Collins and s
Fourth firefighter dies from injuries in wildfire burnover incident in Mesa County (opens the original)
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MESA COUNTY, Colo. — A fourth wildland firefighter has died from injuries sustained in the burnover incident on the Knowles Fire in western Colorado, the U.S. Department of the Interior announced. READ MORE: 3 firefighters killed, 2 injured in wildfire near Colorado-Utah state line Nathan Matthews, 43, of Lincoln, Nebraska, died Friday, July 24, from injuries he suffered while responding to the fire on June 27. Matthews was assigned to the Rifle Helitack crew. Matthews was one of five firefighte
State health dept gives GEO Group until Friday to allow tuberculosis investigation at Aurora ICE facility (opens the original)
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AURORA, Colo. — The Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment is demanding access into the Aurora ICE Processing Center and the medical records of a detainee diagnosed with tuberculosis, giving the facility until Friday to comply. The full letter from the CDPHE is below. CDPHE laid out the request in a July 14 letter to Warden Juan Baltazar and Health Administrator Anhtuan Pham of The GEO Group, which manages the facility in Adams County. The letter, signed by CDPHE Executive Director
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