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Police reveal new leads in JonBenét Ramsey case as DNA tech advances

Nearly 30 years after 6-year-old JonBenét Ramsey was found dead in Boulder, Colorado, an annual report from police says "new evidence" is being considered in the case.
Ramsey, a child beauty queen born in Atlanta, was reported missing from her Boulder home on Dec. 26, 1996 and was later found strangled to death. No one has been charged with her death.
Her murder has been the subject of intense speculation and decades of documentaries, true crime podcasts and conspiracy theories, leading investigators to provide annual up

Hot peppers sent him to the ER. 2 years later, a 'ghost bill' arrived.

Maxwell Kruzic said he was in such “crippling” stomach pain Oct. 5, 2023, that he had to pull off the road twice as he drove himself to the emergency room at Mercy Regional Medical Center in Durango, Colorado. “It was the worst pain of my life,” he said.
Kruzic was seen immediately because hospital staff members were pretty sure he had appendicitis. They inserted an IV, called a surgeon and sent him off for a scan to confirm the diagnosis.
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You may have seen headlines or social media posts talking about a weakening of Earth’s magnetic field, specifically over the South Atlantic.
It sounds dramatic, and a little scary. Is Earth losing its protective shield? Are we in danger? What exactly does this mean for people on the ground?
To get the facts straight, we spoke with Manoj Nair, a senior research scientist at CIRES at the University of Colorado and an affiliate at NOAA, who studies Earth’s magnetic field for a living.
His takeaway is reassuring: this is fascinating science and important for satellites, but not something the av

Her murder went unsolved for 40 years. DNA now points to a prolific serial killer.

For nearly 40 years, the identity of the person who **** ually **** aulted and killed a 30-year-old woman found along a quiet stretch of rural highway south of Denver eluded investigators. Now, small pieces of preserved evidence – a pair of paper bags placed over the victim’s hands – have provided the answer authorities had been searching for: a DNA match to one of Colorado’s “most prolific serial killers,” officials said Tuesday.
“Obtaining a viable DNA profile from paper bags nearly four decades old is exc

Heavy rain and snowstorms forecast over Thanksgiving could disrupt travel plans

Heavy rain and snowstorms expected across wide swaths of the United States this week could muck up Thanksgiving travel for millions of Americans taking to the roads and skies.
Much of the country, from Seattle to Dallas, could be hit with heavy rain, wind and thunderstorms throughout the week, according to AccuWeather meteorologists, and some areas in the northern United States may see several inches of snowfall.
The storm is expected to begin dropping rain and mountain snow in New Mexico and Colorado on Sunda

Trump calls for arrest of 'seditious' Dems who told troops their duty is to uphold Constitution

President Donald Trump lashed out at a group of House Democrats who called for troops to uphold their oaths to the Constitution by demanding that the legislators be arrested and tried for posting a social media video where they urged military members to refuse unspecified unlawful orders.
Writing Thursday on Truth Social, Trump accused senators Elissa Slotkin of Michigan and Mark Kelly of Arizona, plus Colorado Rep. Jason Crow, New Hampshire Representative Maggie Goodlander and Pennsylvania’s Ch

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) — One of North America's longest rivers, the Rio Grande — or Rio Bravo as it's called in Mexico — has a history as deep as it is long. Indigenous people have tapped it for countless generations and it was a key artery for Spanish conquistadors centuries ago.
Today, the Rio Grande-Bravo water basin is in crisis.
Research published Thursday says the situation arguably is worse than challenges facing the Colorado River, another vital lifeline for western U.S. states that have yet to chart a course for how best to manage that dwindling resource.
Without rapid and large-sc

A glacier in Antarctica about the size of Philadelphia lost half of its entire mass in just two months, according to a shocking new study.
The alarming discovery of the Hektoria Glacier's stunning retreat happened accidentally, according to CNN. Researchers from the University of Colorado Boulder had been in the process of monitoring the area's fast ice for a different study.
Fast ice — also known as landfast ice — essentially acts as a stationary belt around the Antarctic coastline, serving as an important habitat for wildlife and a reservoir for marine nutrients.
Naomi Ochwat, a co-author

Aurora, Colorado, saw a political shift as progressive candidates won city council seats, ousting conservative incumbents who focused on anti-immigrant rhetoric.

The election results reflect a broader national trend of Democratic gains.

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The family of the man accused of using molotov ***** tails to attack people at a Colorado demonstration to support Israeli hostages in Gaza is being taken into ICE custody, an official said.

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Thunderstorms will continue to develop across central Colorado and north-central New Mexico through the afternoon. There is some potential for hail and gusty thunderstorm winds.

Tuesday briefing:

- The Colorado attack suspect was charged with a hate crime and attempted murder.
- President Trump posted 2,262 times on Truth Social in 132 days.
- The acting head of FEMA said he didn’t know the U.S. had a hurricane season.

Breaking news: Officials filed a federal hate crime charge against the man accused of attacking an event organized by a Jewish group in Boulder, Colorado. A criminal complaint said Mohamed Sabry Soliman had been planning the attack for a year.

Federal officials are investigating a “targeted act of terrorism” after they said a man used a “makeshift flame thrower” and incendiary device Sunday afternoon to injure eight people in Boulder, Colorado.

Here’s what we know:

A man threw an incendiary device at an event organized by a Jewish group at a Colorado pedestrian mall to call for the release of hostages in Gaza, authorities said.

At least eight people were hurt before a suspect was arrested in what officials called a targeted attack.

Really as it relates to having Colorado experiences as a central focus to my future business interedts nothing is really as off as many would make it seem having to do with experiences related to customer service, crime/safety, or urban aesthetics

It's 4:00 in the morning and it just hit me...
The Avs & Nuggets are both in Game 7's today! I will not be placing any sports wages of any kind today because my head is going to be so ***** up over this. Where's my ***** Xanax and vodka?! #Colorado #Avalanche
#GoAvsGo

Very few teams made particularly bold moves in a draft that will be remembered first for two Colorado players: Travis Hunter and Shedeur Sanders.

Very few teams made particularly bold moves in a draft that will be remembered first for two Colorado players: Travis Hunter and Shedeur Sanders.