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• Senate committee passes San Juan Wilderness Act
• Car flip closes Hwy. 160
• Radar shows tornado touched down at Denver airport
• More residents return after Black Forest Fire
• The Blotter
• Small plane aborts takeoff
• Local Briefs

Tuesday, June 18

• Our civic doody
• Firefighters to safeguard ski area at Wolf Creek
• Fireworks expected for Fourth
• Déjà vu: ‘Paddy’ Lynch arrested in dog incident
• Traffic to be detoured away from Main Avenue
• Car triggers natural-gas leak
• Colo. blaze possibly human-caused
• Budget cuts hit Grand Canyon
• Power plant powerwash
• The Blotter
• Construction permits rebound in Aspen
• Local Briefs

Monday, June 17

• Blaze erupts to the west of Breen
• Targeting health care’s 1 percent club
• Durango essay winner to lead Thneedville
• 2-car crash kills Ohio woman
• Crews scale back search for Texas man
• Police cite driver for hitting pedestrian
• 3,500 prospective jurors to be summoned for Aurora trial
• Rain helps Black Forest Fire crews
• Firefighters guarding historic N.M. town
• Local Briefs
• Utah is home to government’s largest data-storage center

Sunday, June 16

• Turnovers mount
• Udall’s NSA stance attracts attention
• ‘Cliff effect’ blamed for keeping Coloradans in poverty
• Old cars create new memories at expo
• ‘Looks like nuclear bomb went off’
• Poll: Colo. strongly supports death penalty
• Driver runs over male pedestrian
• Forecast calls for storms as crews battle N.M. wildfires
• Pet owners turn to nontraditional
• Poudre Park residents have daily reminders of fire
• Local Briefs

Saturday, June 15

• For some, it’s Job One
• Addition of elbow room to ease airport overcrowding
• 150-acre blaze burns near Pagosa Springs
• Fire crews, weather tame flames
• Olathe Corn Festival canceled this summer due to budget problems
• Iris eyes
• Crash sends three to hospital
• The Blotter
• Utah crews won’t head to Colo. wildfires
• Skier visits rise 4 percent
• Local Briefs
• Dayplanner Friday