Trial Begins For Man Accused Of Shooting 'Beefcakes' The Dog In Head
The trial is underway for the Longmont man accused of shooting Beefcakes the dog and leaving the pup to die along a rural road.
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The trial is underway for the Longmont man accused of shooting Beefcakes the dog and leaving the pup to die along a rural road.
Best friends now have a lifesaving connection. At the end of May, both young women had surgery at the University of Colorado Hospital on the same day. One gave the other a portion of her liver.
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The Sons and Daughters of the American Revolution celebrated Flag Day on Tuesday.
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Denver's A Line was down for a while Monday night when a severe storm rolled through.