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Clinics offer education in addition to healing
Janet Guzman holds daughter Briana, 6 months, as the child gets a checkup from Deb Crennen, a pediatric nurse practitioner, at Community Health Services.
Construction worker killed in fall
A construction worker in Broomfield was killed this afternoon when he fell three stories and landed on concrete, according to North Metro Fire Rescue.
Wrestlers try to instill Mexican tradition
If you look as you drive around town, you may see signs for something called, "Lucha Libre." It's a movement driven by Jesus Hernandez to show people that professional wrestling is more than just body slams and karate chops.
Commerce City apartment building evacuated
Over 100 residents of a Commerce City apartment complex were forced from their homes on Christmas Day after several pipes burst in their building.
Dad: Injured Evergreen tot may have sought penny
Josh Johnson always looked for "pennies from heaven," and his father said Wednesday the 3-year-old might have spotted a coin on the pavement just before he was run over and dragged in a Wal-Mart parking lot Saturday.
Byron "Sonnie" Sonnenberg, 82, of Sterling, died Dec. 6, 2009, in Sterling. Memorial services were held at 11 a.m. Friday, Dec.
Xcel energy is working to seal a natural gas line that ruptured during repairs
Xcel energy says four contractors were injured when a natural gas line ruptured near Commerce City during repairs.
Hickenlooper reassures north-metro mayors on FasTracks
Denver Mayor John Hickenlooper on Tuesday assured local government and business officials from the north metro area that the goal of building all of FasTracks - including trains to their communities - remains alive.
Stephen Newcomer and Angelica Hammond, both of Greeley Angel Vergara-Sanchez and Aridai Adame-Vasquez, both of Denver Raul Adame Vazquez and Olga Lopez Ramirez, both of Engelwood Dale Schnee and Estela Nunez, both of Atwood Jaime Vazquez and Aidee Ramirez, both of Fort Lupton Efren Espinoza Jr.
Houston elects first openly gay mayor
Annise Parker made history Saturday as Houston's first openly gay mayor. Full story Donkey Party December 13th, 2009 9:56 am ET I've been over the whole gay thing for years.
4 Injured After Natural Gas Line Accident
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Paul Natale , Commerce City mayor, joins the Regional Air Quality Council. SIGMA THETA TAU INTERNATIONAL: Presented the 2009 Virginia K. Saba Nursing Informatics Leadership Award to Diane Skiba, a professor at the University of Colorado Denver's College of Nursing, for her contributions to enhance quality, safety and decision-making in health and ...
Isle biomass projects win federal grants
A Kapolei biorefinery and another pilot project by a Hawai'i company here and on the Mainland are among plants that will receive up to $594 million as the federal government speeds up plans to produce more renewable fuels.
Biorefinery project coming to Commerce City
A Hawaii company has received $23 million in stimulus funds to work on a biorefinery project in Commerce City.
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Another dispensary-ban fight gears up in Westminster
As communities around the state struggle with what to do about proliferating marijuana dispensaries, some cities and towns are washing their hands of the whole thing by banning them outright or instituting temporary moratoriums.
In the courts - Fort Morgan city court Dec. 1
Morgan city court Defendants appearing in Fort Morgan Municipal Court, paying penalty assessments or assessed default judgments and charges: Mario Molina-Gonzalez, 35, Commerce City, $155 for speeding and failing to use a child restraint.
Concerns FasTracks' north line may be way off track
Tuesday, RTD will announce a $118 million investment in the FasTracks program for its north metro corridor.
Melissa Odeila Pacheco and Roger Leon Estergaard Jr., both of Greeley, were married on Nov.
Elementary Students Get Pay It 4ward Coats
Share + Nov 20, 2009 6:20 pm US/Mountain Written by Suzanne McCarroll Reporting Suzanne McCarroll COMMERCE CITY, Colo A school psychologist in Adams County asked CBS4 News to pay it forward $1000 to buy winter coats for her students who don't have the resources to buy their own.
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