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➤ Mesa County: Sen. John Hickenlooper said the federal report on the Knowles Fire doesn't answer why four firefighters were deployed into such extreme conditions. Nick Hutcherson's parents said it "offers condolences without answering the questions" they've asked about their son's death. (More)
➤ Statewide: The Colorado DMV is cracking down on the "Montana Loophole," in which residents register vehicles through out-of-state LLCs to dodge Colorado fees and taxes. The state says violators could face tax evasion charges. (More)
➤ Colorado Springs: Firefighters contained a grass fire near East Fountain and South Union boulevards nine minutes after crews arrived Friday night. The cause is under investigation. (More)
➤ Denver: Barry Morphew, who faces trial in July 2027 in his wife Suzanne's death, pleaded guilty to careless driving Friday in an Aug. 26 Denver hit-and-run. Four other charges were dropped, and he remains in jail awaiting trial. (More)
➤ Pueblo: Police arrested Andres Montour, 45, on Nov. 10 after a six-month investigation and seized more than 84 pounds of cocaine, five pistols, two rifles, and a shotgun. Officers searched seven homes. (More)
➤ Statewide: The Colorado Parks and Wildlife Commission voted 6-5 to advance a petition banning recreational shooting of prairie dogs on public land, with a final vote expected in January. The ban wouldn't apply to private land or to counties controlling prairie dogs that damage farmland. (More)
➤ DIA: Friday's nationwide FAA ground stop canceled more than 450 flights at Denver International Airport and delayed more than 600, with no departures from about 1:30 to 7:30 p.m. The airport kept shops and restaurants open late for stranded travelers. (More)
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