John stings, or undercover operations where a cop -- usually a female cop -- poses as a prostitute to catch men willing to pay for sex, are more rare than stings in which the roles are reversed. This ...
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The woman in the photo is Pabrita Niroula's mother-in-law. She and Pabrita came to Colorado from Nepal, where they lived in a refugee camp and slept on hard bamboo beds.
In January, Pabrita was one ...
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Can't you just picture this restaurant as a stop in some epic road-trip movier Or maybe as the site of an awkwardly tense lunch scene in a Coen brothers filmr A new website called Shoot Colorado is ca...
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Let's say you're a big-time Hollywood filmmaker. You've heard about Colorado's new film incentives and you'd love to take advantage of the cash rebates natural splendor the state has to offer. But wh...
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Initiative 52 would allow undocumented immigrants to obtain driver's licenses, as long as they provide an individual tax identification number, last year's tax return and a form of government-issued ...
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Visit Denver has a new mobile app designed to lure vacationers to Mile High City hotspots through a series of "dares:" Complete a "Denver Dare" and you'll earn a Facebook badge. So what are these ter...
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Today was a good day for Aurora tourism -- and not for the same reason as on November 28, 1979, when a mysterious Hollywood stunt man showed up with a plan to build a massive amusement park called Sci...
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With a scribble of his ceremonial pen this morning, Governor John Hickenlooper set Colorado on a path not unlike that of the Iron Man himself, Robert Downey, Jr. No, our fair state isn't going to reh...
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Jake Smith is nonchalant about being a ninja. "It's just an obstacle course," he says of the gauntlet of athletic feats featured on the television show American Ninja Warrior. "The ninja part is just...
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Should abused and neglected boys be allowed to live at a facility for juvenile delinquentsr That's the question explored in this week's cover story, "Bad Company." The facility in question is Ridge Vi...
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Behind his glasses, Jack has a sweet face. It's the face of a kid who's been hurt by the very people who were supposed to protect him. A kid... More >>
The Colorado Department of Education is conducting an investigation into possible cheating at two schools in Denver where a review of state test results showed "statistical irregularities," according...
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At noon, a day after Republican lawmakers defeated a bill to legalize civil unions in a special legislative session, conservatives rallied on the steps of the Capitol building. The event had been pla...
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The so-called House "kill committee" has put to death a bill to legalize civil unions. The measure, sponsored by House Minority Leader Mark Ferrandino, who is gay, failed despite having bipartisan su...
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A bill to legalize civil unions and two bills dealing with marijuana have been assigned to be debated this afternoon in the House's State, Veterans and Military Affairs committee, which is likely to ...
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Deborah Sherman, the former 9News reporter whose departure from the station this past November powered up the rumor mill, has resurfaced as a spokesperson for the Douglas County Sheriff's Office. And ...
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The Arapahoe Snowfly is so small that you wouldn't notice if you inhaled it. At just .2 inches long, it's certainly not the kind of cuddly creature that appears on birthday cards and computer backgrou...
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Welcome to Colorado, Hollywood! The word from the Senate Majority Office is that House Bill 1286 -- better known as the film incentives bill -- has passed the Senate, its last hurdle before reaching t...
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The most common question state historian Bill Convery hears about the new History Colorado Center is, "Where is the Denver diorama going to ber" That huge diorama depicts the Mile High City in 1860, ...
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The competition for state tourism incentives will remain as stiff as ever thanks to a veto this morning from Governor John Hickenlooper. Hick nixed a bill that would have allowed the Colorado Economic...
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Women in Denver are arrested for prostitution-related crimes more often than men and are punished more harshly, according to "Who Paysr," a new study by the Denver-based Laboratory to Combat Human Tra...
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What does it look like when a bunch of mascots converge on the Capitol stepsr Kinda goofy. That's what happened at today's Discover Colorado Rally, a yearly meetup that could be summed up in two word...
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Miller moths are back, molesting porch lights, swarming cars and generally pestering the good citizens of Colorado earlier than usual this year due to our recent warm weather. Pest control companies a...
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Earlier this week, we told you about a mind-blowing photo we came across on the otherwise ho-hum Alamosa County website. But the badassery isn't courtesy of the county itself. Instead, officials poli...
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Prax(us) is a Denver-based nonprofit that works with homeless youth who are currently involved in or vulnerable to human trafficking. As such, director Stephanie Bell says, "There's so much pressure ...
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