Your daily resource for late-breaking news, upcoming events, , , and the stories that will be talked about on Thursday, Dec. 4, 2014. Download our , and apps for breaking news throughout the day.
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NASA’s new Orion spacecraft will have to wait another day to fly. Wind gusts and a sticky rocket valve forced the Cape Canaveral launch team to call off Thursday’s attempt to .
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A deal on buyout terms in Jim McElwain’s Colorado State contract was reached Thursday morning, meaning , according to a source with knowledge of the negotiations.
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stating that its audit process shows they may have received flood damage overpayments — and the feds now want their money back.
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Despite that visual evidence, and a medical examiner’s ruling that the chokehold contributed to the death, a Staten Island grand jury decided Wednesday not to bring any charges against the officer involved, , where they marched, chanted and blocked traffic into the next morning.
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Four Denver police officers on bicycles, returning from escorting hundreds of East High School students marching Wednesday in solidarity with protesters in Ferguson, Mo., were .
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A federal tax break for wind power — a boon for the industry in blustery states such as Colorado — likely such as Americans for Prosperity and Heritage Action.
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The big kahuna of U.S. film festivals, Nestled in the list of U.S. docs: Daniel Junge’s “Being Evel,” about daredevil Evel Knievel, and Louie Psihoyos’ “Racing Extinction.”
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when it comes to winning Super Bowls, it has been well established Peyton Manning cannot carry an offense by himself. He can carry an offense through a great regular season. But in the end, .
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The syndicated powerhouse “Jeopardy!” which has been on Fox31 for a couple of months now, is running .
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Failures among Denver’s criminal justice system stretch through every level of government and create a culture where people’s rights are violated and lives are ruined, according to .
