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Woman kills cat with 'second-hand heroin smoke' KDVR 07/07/2011 | Snakes Force Family From Home, Into Bankruptcy CBS Denver 07/06/2011 |
 A Boulder woman has been arrested for allegedly killing a cat by blowing heroin smoke into its face, according to Boulder Police. |  A Colorado family has moved out of their house after discovering hundreds of snakes living inside. Their home was in the town of Maybell in northwestern Colorado. Now a bankruptcy court may sue the previous owner and real estate agent for failure to disclose the snakes were there. |
Woman With Bedbugs Bites Denied Medical Treatment ABC News 05/31/2011 | 4th grader opens fire on classmates with BB gun KDVR 05/09/2011 |
 Christine Lewis said she was just being honest with the nurse at Colorado's Aurora Medical Center when she showed her the festering bites on her arms just before she was to have a spinal injection for her back pain. But when the doctor arrived, instead of showing compassion, Lewis alleges he refused to do the procedure, telling her, "it could be in your hair, it could be in your clothes and we can't have you bring that into our operating room," and then just "ran out the door." |  LAKEWOOD, Colo. -- A 10-year-old boy will likely face expulsion from his elementary school after allegedly opening fire on classmates with a BB gun on Monday. |
Police arrest 11-year-old over 'inappropriate' stick figure drawingJulie Hayden KDVR 02/22/2011 | Colorado Bill Bans Welfare Cards At Strip Clubs CBS Denver 02/15/2011 |
 ARVADA, Colo. -- Arvada Police are defending the way they handled the arrest of an 11-year-old boy. The Arvada boy was arrested and hauled away in handcuffs from his home for drawing stick figures in school - something his therapist told him to do. |  A bill to ban the use of public assistance cards at strip club ATMs got initial approval from lawmakers but not before a light-hearted debate. |
Rare panda cow born on Colorado farmTom Hacker Loveland Reporter-Herald 01/02/2011 | |
 It is safe to say that Ben is the last miniature panda cow born anywhere in 2010. In fact, he has few peers, being a calf and one of only 24 of the scarce breed in the world. |  A brazen theft in the Cherry Creek Mall left the victim with a permanent injury to his hand. He had just bought an iPad as a favor for a friend. |
Will a possible commercial real estate bubble burst affect Northern Colorado?Tom Hacker Loveland Reporter-Herald 03/07/2010 | Wrongfully convicted Colorado man to be paid $4.1 millionDeeDee Correll Los Angeles Times 02/17/2010 |
 The proverbial sirens started wailing during 2007, warning of the pending collapse of the Northern Colorado housing market. |  Officials in Colorado decided Tuesday to pay $4.1 million to a man they successfully prosecuted for the 1987 slaying and mutilation of a Fort Collins woman -- a conviction eventually overturned by DNA evidence. |
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