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Who doesn't like a good mystery now and then?
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Cover Story
This old case has reeled in a new curiosity-seeker who's not your average armchair detective. Anthony Herbert has been methodically scouring the strange story of Gene Fish.
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Local News
These days, homeless campers tend to be hardened — and harder to help.
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Local News
Memorial Health System wants to cut the cord with city government.
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Local News
In true Catch-22 fashion, Peak Vista's Care Mobile finds itself stuck in the bureaucratic muck of the federal grant oversight process.
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Noted
Also: Bat rescuers found, strong mayor makes ballot, four candidates now vying for mayor and more.
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Ranger Rich
A week ago I sucked in a deep breath so I wouldn't cry and I mumbled a soft goodbye to my youngest child, leaving him not far away — Regis University in Denver — but at the end of a time.
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Between The Lines
The 2010 general election is coming. Much sooner than you probably realize.
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IQ
Some profess to understand, and speak in defense of, the ubiquitous "will of the voters." That's certainly been true in the debate over medical marijuana.
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Your Turn
The Gulf oil spill and mine disaster in West Virginia are products of a failed energy policy, one that puts industry profits ahead of people and the environment.
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Words from a Colorado attorney general candidate, battle over county ban ballot coming and more.
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Karma on the roads, more thoughts on the power of prayer and saving souls, violence and sex on TV and more.
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End Zone
As any college football season begins, it's worth looking at the first week's point spreads to see how different teams stack up — or not.
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Hightower
The focus of the GOP's generosity is a true American minority: the richest one-tenth of 1 percent of our people.
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All the weird news that's fit to print.
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You've latched onto the common excuse for this sort of self-destructive behavior: "Help, I've fallen in love, and I can't get up!"
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Appetite
Flatiron's hasn't completely shaken its chain-restaurant shell.
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Grocery for celiacs and diabetics coming, news on the Crepe Crusaders and more.
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AudioFile
Smokey Robinson keeps his incomparable Motown legacy alive
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AudioFile
After conquering Russia, Mumiy Troll takes on the world
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I have witnessed more than just the personal and professional growth of the Haunted Windchimes — it's what I truly feel was the planting of a musical and cultural seed.
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BARB, Ray LaMontagne and the Pariah Dogs, Goo Goo Dolls
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Playing Around Listings
Who's playing where, and when, at area venues for the next week.
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Upcoming concerts here and around the region.
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Reviews
Tilda Swinton is the reason most of us will want to see I Am Love, although the brazen swoon of that title sells it pretty well, too.
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Reviews
Why is it so weird to see Drew Barrymore and Justin Long sharing a bong and making out?
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Skellig: The Owl Man, Kalifornia, Forbidden World, Multiple Sarcasms
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Our reviewers' recommendations for films playing around the area.
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The American, Going the Distance, I Am Love, Machete
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Art News
May Stevens brings her subtle but radical art to the I.D.E.A. Space at Colorado College.
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Art News
Pop art goes trigger-happy in local artist Sean Potter's photography exhibition.
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Today in colorado Springs
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IndyBlog
James Jarman, long a fixture at News First 5, has started a new gig at NewsChannel 13.
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IndyBlog
Dad's Smoke Wagon appears to be out of business. Does anyone know if they're still serving food?
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IndyBlog
- by Bill Forman
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Tags: Music, Axl Rose, Guns 'N Roses, O2, Dublin, tasty beverages, technical difficulties, Kings of Leons, Justin Bieber, Video, Video