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Daily Digest: More severe storms expected after Front Range battering, and 9 other stories

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More severe weather is expected along the Front Range — — after wild storms on Thursday in northern Colorado and on the Eastern Plains.

Near the town of Berthoud, two tornadoes that hit a single block destroyed three homes and damaged 12 others.

Authorities are investigating whether the fatal shooting of a 65-year-old man in Loveland is connected to the deadly May shooting of a Windsor bicyclist and the April shooting of a woman driving on Interstate 25. .

A sinkhole in Sheridan swallowed a police SUV early Friday when the road under the vehicle , forcing an officer inside to crawl out onto the roof to safety.

Colorado will repeal sales taxes on marijuana Sept. 16, in the state’s constitution.

The psychiatrist called it ” schizotypal personality disorder.” If not for it, the Aurora movie theater shooting likely would have never happened, Dr. William Reid testified Thursday. But, despite it, James Holmes that opening fire on innocent moviegoers was wrong, he said.

Read in the trial’s sixth week, follow our from the proceedings and of the case.

John Bowlen Jr., the son of Broncos owner Pat Bowlen, on domestic violence charges after he allegedly pushed his girlfriend against a bathroom wall in Glendale, records show.

The U.S. Senate on Thursday at mismanaged Veterans Affairs projects, including the medical complex in Aurora.

Is Ben Paulsen the man to ?

When you’re Colorado’s largest company, it might be difficult to see potential in the little things. But Arrow Electronics, the state’s top Fortune 500 company, about these things — the Internet of Things, that is.

Gov. John Hickenlooper that would have caused people who borrow from subprime lenders to pay up to 36 percent interest on the first $3,000.

Jesse Paul: 303-954-1733, jpaul@denverpost.com or twitter.com/JesseAPaul

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