Author: Sage Kelley The Denver Gazette
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No bull: National Western Stock Show parade marches on without cattle
Hooves stomped through the streets of downtown Denver Thursday, unfazed by the snow and ice scattered amidst the asphalt. The 2025 National Western Stock Show has arrived. On Saturday, the Colorado tradition since 1906 begins its 16-day run through Jan. 26 at the National Western Stock Show grounds at 4655 Humboldt St., marking another year…
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Former Lakeside police chief, mayor pleads guilty to embezzlement
Robert Gordanier, former Lakeside police chief, fire chief and mayor, pleaded guilty to embezzlement Tuesday after a four-year car flipping scheme. First Judicial District Judge Philip McNulty sentenced Gordanier to four years of supervised probation with a deferred sentence and a required $26,088 of restitution to the tiny Town of Lakeside on one embezzlement of…
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Another year, another rodeo: The National Western Stock Show returns this weekend
The 16-day tradition starts on Jan. 11
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Behind the scenes at Empower Field: How thousands of workers make Denver Broncos home games possible
Over 3,000 people work behind the scenes to keep Broncos games going
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2 parents killed, 2 children injured in rollover crash in Colorado
The crash occurred around 10 a.m. Wednesday
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I-25, I-70 corridors made Denver target for car theft ring
Denver District Attorney indicted 17 suspects in a car theft ring linked to the Sinaloa cartel from Mexico.
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CBI finds more than 1,000 cases impacted by DNA mishandling during scientist investigation
The development comes following the review of all cases handled by Yvonne ‘Missy’ Woods.
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3 Aurora teens arrested in connection to sextortion ring targeting students
Jamir Deante Bright, 18, was arrested on Friday, along with two juveniles.
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Colorado community mourns the loss of altruistic 14-year-old Ashley Scott
The teen began helping the homeless at the age of five
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Majority of Colorado McDonald’s E. coli cases originated in Mesa County
One person died following the outbreak, reportedly connected to onions.





