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Justin Simmons retiring from NFL as a Denver Bronco

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Lucinda Able sits where the her room once stood in her parents house during the their first visit to what was left of the home, which was burned by the High Park fire on Stove Prairie Road earlier this month.

Larimer County wildfires burned homes, buildings valued at $55 million

April 30, 2016 at 11:46 p.m.

Larimer County wildfires burned homes, buildings valued at $55 million

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Larimer County wildfires burned homes, buildings valued at $55 million

July 16, 2012 at 1:30 p.m.

Larimer County wildfires burned homes, buildings valued at $55 million

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Denver council OK’s police settlement amount

July 16, 2012 at 1:26 p.m.

Denver council OK's police settlement amount

A look inside of a large sinkhole on highway 24 at mile marker 165 between Red Cliff and Leadville Friday morning, July 13th, 2012. Crew from the Colorado Department of Transportation were on hand surveying the sinkhole which opened up Monday. The sinkhole, developed above a century-old Rio Grand Railway tunnel that measures 25x20 feet and approximately 50-60 feet deep. CDOT plans to put out the construction contract right away to begin repairs ASAP.

Sinkhole forces Courage Classic route change

April 30, 2016 at 8:18 p.m.

Sinkhole forces Courage Classic route change

Above, Colorado Department of Transportation project engineers Joe Elsen, right, and Matt Figgs, second from right, offer three hikers — from left, Marlowe Kent, Lauren Jerd and Shane O'Donnell — a look at the sinkhole on U.S. 24 between Red Cliff and Leadville on Friday. At top left, project engineer David Wilbur takes photos of the 30-foot-wide hole while Figgs uses a hand-held mirror to reflect sunlight into it. At top right, Wilbur maneuvers a remote-control helicopter, which carries a video camera, toward the sinkhole.

Growing hole will keep U.S. 24 near Tennessee Pass closed for a month

May 21, 2016 at 3:30 p.m.

Growing hole will keep U.S. 24 near Tennessee Pass closed for a month

Colorado Department of Transportation project engineers, Joe Elsen, fourth from left, and Matt Figgs, far right, offer hikers from left to right, Marlowe Kent, Lauren Jerd, and Shane O'Donnell, a safe, private look at large sinkhole Friday morning, July 13th, 2012 that opened up on highway 24 at mile marker 165, between Red Cliff and Leadville Colorado on Monday.

Growing hole will keep U.S. 24 near Tennessee Pass closed for a month

May 1, 2016 at 3:26 a.m.

Growing hole will keep U.S. 24 near Tennessee Pass closed for a month

Colorado Department of Transportation project engineers, Joe Elsen, fourth from left, and Matt Figgs, far right, offer hikers from left to right, Marlowe Kent, Lauren Jerd, and Shane O'Donnell, a safe, private look at large sinkhole Friday morning, July 13th, 2012 that opened up on highway 24 at mile marker 165, between Red Cliff and Leadville Colorado on Monday.

U.S. 24 sinkhole “crumbling into the abyss” near Leadville

May 3, 2016 at 4:31 p.m.

U.S. 24 sinkhole "crumbling into the abyss" near Leadville

U.S. 24 at mile marker 165 south of Red Cliff has been closed in both directions because of a sinkhole. Traffic is being directed to Colorado 91.

U.S. 24 sinkhole “crumbling into the abyss” near Leadville

April 30, 2016 at 7:36 p.m.

U.S. 24 sinkhole "crumbling into the abyss" near Leadville

Jimena Cristerna, left, and her trivia teammate Franchesca Flores react as their team scores points during a game of Jeopardy at Mayor Michael Hancock's official residence, Cableland, on Wednesday. As a reward for reading Louis Sachar's novel "Holes" for Youth One Book One Denver's reading program, Hancock hosted 19 children at the mansion, leading a game of Jeopardy with questions about the book followed by a round of banana splits.

One Book One Denver rewards young readers with sundaes, trivia

May 1, 2016 at 8:31 a.m.

One Book One Denver rewards young readers with sundaes, trivia

Crane operator Barry Benson climbs out onto his crane's arm, making sure everything is in working order on Wednesday. He's helping build a parking structure, 180 feet below his seat on the crane, at the University of Colorado Hospital complex in Aurora. More than a year ago, Benson underwent life-saving transplant surgery in the hospital.

Aurora transplant patient helps renovate hospital that saved his life

May 1, 2016 at 8:06 a.m.

Aurora transplant patient helps renovate hospital that saved his life