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- Man Who Threatened President Obama Guilty on Federal Charges
A man who threatened to kill President Barack Obama just before the 2008 Democratic National Convention in Denver has pleaded guilty to federal weapons charges.
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- El Paso County Preparing to Vaccinate
El Paso County health officials say the swine flu vaccine is now available and thousands are expected to get immunized next week.
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- Early Morning Blaze Displaces Apartment Residents
Flames could be seen for miles coming from the Cobblestone Ridge Apartments on the south side of Colorado Springs early Saturday morning. Authorities report a fire started at the complex around 2 a.m.
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- FNEZ Recap (11-6-09)
Pueblo Central and Pine Creek both wrapped up undefeated seasons and clinched conference titles.
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- Air Force To Honor Texas Victims Before Saturday's Game
The Air Force Academy will hold a moment of silence to honor the shooting victims at Fort Hood before the Army-Air Force football game Saturday at the academy.
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- CSFD Says Fire On West Side Is Out
A fire was burning Friday evening in on the west side of the Springs near Vista Grande Drive and Stratton Forest Heights.
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- Wounded Fort Carson Soldier Cared For By Fort Hood Shooter
Sergeant Brad Rokicki was on base when Major Nidal Hasan opened fire at Fort Hood
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- 350 Arrested For DUI Over Halloween
A statewide crackdown on drunken driving netted 350 arrests over the Halloween weekend. - "Local Legend" Saying Goodbye To KKTV 11 Sports
John Owens has announced he will be stepping down from his role as Sports Director at KKTV 11 News effective this December.
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- Udall: Help Needed For Troops At 'Breaking Point'
Senator Mark Udall says the shootings at Fort Hood in Texas underscore that more needs to be done to help "troops who find themselves at the breaking point."
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- Ritter Proposes Sales Tax On Soda, Online Sales
Facing an expected $1 billion shortfall in next year's budget, Gov. Bill Ritter is proposing a 4.6 percent cut in education spending and charging sales tax on items including candy and soda and online purchases.
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- Colorado Springs Prepared for Large-Scale Emergency
The Colorado Springs Police Department wants to reassure residents that they are prepared for a large-scale emergency. They train on a regular basis for several different scenarios, including an active shooter.
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- Grass Fire in Cimarron Hills
A grass fire broke out Friday afternoon in Cimarron Hills, at the end of Western Drive.
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- Orlando Office Shooting Suspect Caught
Police in Orlando say a gunman has been arrested after killing one person and injuring five others at a downtown office building where he was let go two years ago.
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- Update: 12 Acres Burned Near Coronado High In Colorado Springs
Colorado Springs firefighters have contained a grass fire in the area near Coronado High School. The fire was burning in the area of Fillmore Street and Farnham Point. 12 acres have burned. Investigators are questioning 3 people.
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- Teen In Hospital After Rolling Her Trailblazer
11 News has learned the name of the victim involved in an accident in Colorado Springs early Friday.
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- Update: Ft. Hood Death Toll Now at 13, 1 Civilian Among the Dead
New from overnight: Authorities say another shooting victim has died. That brings the death toll at Fort Hood to 13. Military officials say one civilian is among the dead. The suspected shooter is alive and in stable condition.
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- Five Colorado Ski Resorts Now Open
Five ski resorts are now open for the season.
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- Grand Jury Indicts 9 in Suspected Identity Theft Ring
A grand jury has indicted five men and four women accused of being part of an identity theft and forgery ring.
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- UPDATE: Shooting at Airport and Chelton in Springs
One man is in the hospital after police say he was shot twice at a Colorado Springs apartment complex.
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- Splashdown Pilot Sullenberger to Lead Rose Parade
Hero pilot Chesley "Sully" Sullenberger has been named the grand marshal of the 121st Tournament of Roses parade.
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- Oral Surgeon's Assistant Helps Shooting Victim
A Colorado Springs man is slowly recovering in the hospital while his attacker is still on the loose. A local dentist's assistant who used her medical training to help save his life tells 11 News helping a stranger is part of her nature.
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- Cousin of Shooting Suspect Says Family is Shocked
A cousin of the man suspected of opening fire at Fort Hood, Texas, says his family is shocked and saddened by the tragedy.
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- Violent History In Recent Years At U.S. Military Bases
While the shooting tragedy at Fort Hood is shocking, this is not the first case of violence to hit U.S. military bases.
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- Lambert to Seek Schultheis' State Senate Seat
Colorado state Rep. Kent Lambert says he will run for the seat held by state Sen. Dave Schultheis, who plans to retire at the end of next year.
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- Fort Carson Leader Reacts to Shooting
Fort Carson leader, Lt. Col. Steve Wollman, talked to reporters in the aftermath of the shooting rampage at Fort Hood, Texas.
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- Colorado School Districts Recognized For Innovation
District 60 and other schools are celebrating, as innovation in health and wellness have earned them statewide recognition.
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- Locals React To Ft. Hood Shootings
People in Colorado Springs are reacting to the attack on the U.S. military at Fort Hood, Texas.
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- General Petraeus Speaks to Cadets
Army General David Petraeus, Commander of U.S. Central Command, happened to be taking to cadets on Thursday at the Air Force Academy.
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- Memorial for Shooting Victim
Thursday marks the two year anniversary of a violent shooting spree in Colorado Springs that left one young man dead and the gunmen took his own life.
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- Shooting Suspect's Background Revealed
Military officials say the suspected shooter at Fort Hood was a psychiatrist at Walter Reed Army Medical Center for six years before being transferred to the Texas base in July.
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- Colorado's Congressional Leaders Horrified by Shooting
Colorado's congressional delegation is offering condolences to the families and soldiers affected by the shooting rampage at Fort Hood in Texas.
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- Nurse Accused Of Stealing Meds Tests Negative
A Boulder hospital says a former nurse accused of using needles intended for patients to steal pain medication has again tested negative for HIV and hepatitis.
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- General David Petraeus Speaks To AFA Cadets Thursday
General David Petraeus is talking to Air Force Academy cadets Thursday. That's after some words of encouragement and support to the military community Wednesday night.
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- US Military: Two American Soldiers Die In Iraq
The U.S. military says two American soldiers have died in Iraq. One in combat and one of noncombat-related injuries.
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- Memorial Appears Near Ohio Home Where Bodies Were Found
A makeshift memorial that includes a stuffed animals and sign stenciled with the word MISSING has appeared in a Cleveland neighborhood where investigators found 11 bodies in one house.
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- Arizona Medical Helicopter Crashes, 2 Injured
Authorities say a medical helicopter has crashed on Arizona's San Carlos Indian reservation.
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- New Jobless Claims Drop to Lowest Since January
The number of newly laid-off workers filing claims for unemployment benefits falls to the lowest level in 10 months.
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- Group Launches Database to Search History of Parks
There's a new way to learn about the history of urban landscapes and public parks.
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- ID Theft Case Goes To Colo. Supreme Court
The Colorado Supreme Court is hearing arguments about the legality of an identity theft investigation against hundreds of suspected illegal immigrants who were filing taxes, without having valid Social Security numbers.
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- Colo. health protests planned before House debate
Some opponents of the health care overhaul headed for a mammoth House floor debate in coming days are planning Colorado protests to try to stop the bill.
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- House Vote on Senate-Passed Bill Expected Soon
The House could be voting as early as today on a Senate-passed bill that would extend unemployment benefits and expand a homebuyer tax credit.
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- Yankees Win World Series Crown
The New York Yankees have won the World Series, beating the defending champion Philadelphia Phillies 7-3 in Game 6.
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- 2C Fails; Cuts To City Services Looming
With voters saying no to raising property taxes there will be no money to cover the city's 27-million dollar budget shortfall and that means there will be cuts, likely across the board to police, fire, parks and transit.
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- Fallen Pastor Haggard Plans To Lead Worship Again
Ted Haggard, who was dismissed from the mega-church he founded after a man alleged a cash-for-sex relationship with him, plans to lead people in worship again.
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- Colorado Springs Police: Searching For Halloween Shooting Suspect
Colorado Springs Police Detectives need your help locating the suspect believed to be responsible for a Halloween shooting downtown.
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- H1N1 Virus: Southern Colorado Woman Fights For Life
Nine more flu-related deaths have been reported in Colorado, bringing the total number of deaths in our state to 34. Health officials say the H1N1 Virus is to blame. While these numbers were released Wednesday, a Southern Colorado mother is clinging to life. The 22-year-old remains in critical condition at Penrose-St. Francis Hospital.
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- Fall Job Fair Draws Many Job Seekers, Few Employers
Organizers of the event say, it's a reflection of our economy.
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- 9 More Flu-Related Deaths Reported in Colorado
Nine more flu-related deaths have been reported in Colorado, bringing the total number of deaths this season to 34.
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- Durango OKs Backyard Chickens
Backyard chickens are coming to Durango -- at least, they could. The Durango City Council voted 3-2 Tuesday to let people raise chickens within city limits.
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