State: Plutonium Levels Near Rocky Flats 5 Times Higher Than Health Standard
New information details how much pluntonium scientists found in a dirt sample from Rocky Flats National Wildlife Refuge.
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New information details how much pluntonium scientists found in a dirt sample from Rocky Flats National Wildlife Refuge.
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When the announcement came that soil testing near the Rocky Flats former nuclear production facility yielded a higher than normal result for plutonium, Dr. Michael Ketterer wasn't surprised.
An elevated level of plutonium was recorded near the eastern edge of Rocky Flats National Wildlife Refuge.
Employees for Metro Urgent Care clinics across the state say they are owed lost wages and benefits.
The Rocky Mountain Arsenal Wildlife Refuge reopened Saturday after it was closed earlier this month because of plague concerns.
Officials with the Jefferson Parkway Public Highway Authority are reporting inconsistent soil sample test results.
Two local women are now making it their mission to give patients a reason to "Just Breathe" during tough medical treatments.
Officials across the Front Range are urging people to be cautious and stay away from dangerous blue-green algae plumes. The plumes can be dangerous.
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Health officials in Weld County are reporting new cases of the plague in prairie dogs.
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