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- Boy Starts Fire Playing With Lighter; Brother Tries To Extinguish
After a few minutes of fighting the fire with the small fire extinguisher, it ran dry and the boy was forced back into the home.
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- Lanes Of Highway 115 Near Fort Carson Gate Reopened
A two car accident caused traffic backups in the area of Ft. Carson's Gate 1 but authorities say those lanes are back open right now.
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- Colorado Springs Girl Dies After Breckenridge Ski Accident
A 14-year-old Colorado Springs girl has died after an accident on an intermediate trail at Breckenridge Ski Resort.
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- New Guideline: No Pap Smears For Women Under 21
The group now says women should wait until age 21 to have their first pap smear and they can be rescreened less often than previously recommended.
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- Crews Begin To Fix Roof of USOC Building
Contractor crews are expected to work through the weekend and into next week as they make improvements to the roof at the new USOC building in downtown Colorado Springs.
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- Slight Decline In Colorado October Unemployment
Colorado unemployment continues to decline with the latest figures showing the seasonally adjusted rate for October at 6.9 percent.
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- AP NewsBreak: SC Lawmakers To Take Up Impeachment on Sanford
South Carolina lawmakers say they'll formally consider the possible impeachment of Gov. Mark Sanford for the first time next week.
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- Subway Robbed At Gunpoint, Employee Tackles Suspect
Colorado Springs police say a man robbed a Subway restaurant at gunpoint, but he did not get far before a store employee tackled him in the parking lot.
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- Astronauts Get Extra Moving Time At Space Station
The astronauts aboard the shuttle-station complex are getting some extra moving time.
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- Eldora, Vail Start Ski Season Friday
Eldora Mountain Resort and Vail Mountain were offering limited terrain for their first day Friday.
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- Survey Suggests Improving Economy in Plains
A survey of rural bankers in the Midwest and Plains suggests economic conditions are strengthening, if slowly.
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- Feds: Boulder County One of the Thinnest
Boulder County is one of the thinnest in the nation.
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- Lawyer to head Department of Regulatory Agencies
Barbara J. Kelley has been appointed to the Colorado Department of Regulatory Agencies.
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- Fire Erupts In Pueblo West Home
A Pueblo West family is displaced after a fire erupts in their home around 5:30 Thursday night. Neighbors say they heard explosions. It happened at 807 Aguilar Lane.
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- Fatal Accident West of the Town of Rye
A Pueblo man died Thursday in a single vehicle accident about four miles west of the town of Rye in southern Colorado.
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- Spyware Allows You To Listen In On Cell Phone Calls
You pick up your phone, you make a call, and you probably think your conversation is private. Most of us take it for granted. Our cell phones are no longer as secure as we once thought.
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- Military to Pay for Stop Loss Service
Thousands of families in southern Colorado know what it Is like to have a loved one in uniform directly in the line of fire. Some of those servicemen and women had no choice but to stay in longer than they agreed following orders under the military stop loss policy.
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- Investigators: Inmate Kills Another Inmate
A prisoner was murdered by another prisoner, that's according to investigators. It happened Thursday night at the Territorial Prison in Canon City.
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- Two Schools Locked Down; One Planned, The Other Not
Pueblo City School District 60 surprised administrators at East High School Thursday with an impromptu lockdown drill.
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- NEW: It's no lie: 'Admonish' wins approval as Merriam-Webster Word of the Year
It's no lie. Merriam-Webster has chosen "admonish" as its 2009 Word of the Year.
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- NEW: Will Ferrell tops Forbes list of Most Overpaid Stars
Ferrell is followed on the list by Ewan McGregor, Billy Bob Thornton, Eddie Murphy and Ice Cube.
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- Doctor Sentenced In Prescription Drug Case
Federal prosecutors say a Colorado Springs doctor has been sentenced to 180 days of home detention for illegally distributing prescription narcotic drugs.
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- Winfrey to Announce Friday, Show Will End in 2011
Oprah Winfrey's production company says Winfrey will announce Friday that her talk show will end in 2011 after its 25th season on the air.
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- Three-Car Crash Cleared From I-25N at Woodmen
Colorado Springs police confirm to 11 News the three-car accident that was blocking Interstate 25 northbound at Woodmen has been cleared.
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- 2 Dead, 2 Officers Hurt In Westminster Shootout
A man and a woman were killed and two Westminster police officers were hurt in a shootout after a chase on Thursday.
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- Great Tips For Your Thanksgiving Dinner
Cooking Thanksgiving dinner this year for your family and friends? Here are some helpful tips from the state health department about when to buy and begin thawing your turkey, how to tell when it's cooked and what to do with leftovers!
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- City Starts Community Campaign to Help Budget Crisis
Colorado Springs City Council member Darryl Glenn announced Thursday the kick-off of a community fundraising initiative in support of the proposed service reductions in the 2010 budget.
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- Extra Vaccines Left Over From Fountain H1N1 Clinic
An H1N1 clinic took place in Fountain Thursday, but a surprising number of people showed up to get the vaccine.
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- Here's The Deal! Money Saving Ideas 11/19/2009
Enjoy inexpensive gifts for the book lovers on your shopping list, a great deal on wedding photography for active military, and a free day at the Denver Museum of Nature and Science.
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- Flight Delays Across The Country
There are widespread flight cancellations and delays nationwide because of a problem with the FAA system that collects airlines' flight plans.
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- Deadly Rollover Accident South of Pueblo
Pueblo police say one person is dead and another is in critical condition after a rollover crash south of Pueblo.
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- Victims' Families Exchange Words With Murderer As He Gets Life In Prison
Jomar Dionisio Falu-Vives has been found guilty on all counts, including two counts of first degree murder, for randomly shooting and killing two people in Colorado Springs and shooting and badly injuring another. He was sentenced Thursday to two consecutive life sentences without the possibility of parole.
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- Bond For Man Accused Of Faking Military Record
A man who brought attention to homeless veterans in Colorado Springs has been granted a conditional bond as he fights federal misdemeanor charges of lying about having military decorations.
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- Ether Man Strikes In Pueblo, DNA Match Confirmed
11 News has confirmed the man who's been dubbed as the "Ether Man", accused in the sexual assaults of more than a dozen women, is a DNA match in a 2006 Pueblo sexual assault case.
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- Researchers Say Movie Popcorn is a Bad Snack
A new study says movie popcorn has lots of calories and saturated fat.
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- RAW VIDEO: Meteor Caught On Video in Utah
Many Utah residents woke up to a rare treat Wednesday morning; a bright meteor in the night sky.
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- Sheriff's Office: Man Burned Down His Own House
A man who disappeared after his house burned to the ground in July has been found and arrested for first degree arson.
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- Plane Makes Emergency Landing on City Street in Montrose
The plane was on its final approach to Montrose Regional Airport when the pilot reported his engine sputtered and died. He then was forced to make an emergency landing on North Park Street in Montrose.
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- Animal Waste May Have Caused Salmonella Outbreak
Health officials say animal waste was the likely reason for a salmonella outbreak that spread through a southern Colorado city's tap water supply last year.
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- Holiday Travel Tips
The Transportation Security Administration has some helpful holiday tips for those who may not travel on a regular basis.
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- Army Drops Appeal Over Pinon Canyon Study
The Army is dropping its appeal of a court ruling related to plans to step up training at Pinon Canyon.
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- Pueblo Holds H1N1 Vaccine Clinic
The clinic is being held from 3 p.m. - 7 p.m. at the Pueblo County Health Department building on West Ninth Street in Pueblo. - Traffic Moving On I-25S At Exit 156 Near AFA
Colorado State Patrol confirms to 11 News there was an accident on Interstate 25 southbound near exit 156, the north gate of the Air Force Academy, but it has been cleared and traffic is moving freely. The accident was not serious but onlookers caused traffic to be backed up for more than three miles, back to the Baptist Road exit. - 15 Fallen Soldiers Remembered, Secretary of Army in Attendance
In two separate ceremonies Wednesday, 15 Fort Carson soldiers killed in Afghanistan back in October are being remembered for their heroism.
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- Alleged Military Impostor Pleads Not Guilty
Many knew Captain Rick Duncan to be a retired U.S. Marine, and an outspoken veteran’s advocate. His real name is Richard Glen Strandlof. He’s facing five federal misdemeanor charges under the Stolen Valor Act. Prosecutors will try to prove he made up his entire military background.
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- Federal Money Going to Districts That Don't Exist
Federal money is going to imaginary congressional districts.
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- Radon Test Kits in Pueblo County
Radon test kits are available for Pueblo County residents.
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- Free Gift Boxes Scarce This Year
Fewer stores are giving out free gift boxes.
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- NATO Waits for President's Decision on Troop Deployment
NATO says it's waiting for President Barack Obama's decision on additional troops for Afghanistan.
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- Can Being A Working Mom Work Against You?
Researchers say being a working mom can actually work against you. It’s called the motherhood penalty.
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