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SUNRISE: Illegal immigrants found in highway traffic stops
More than two dozen illegal immigrants were detained in traffic stopsalong Interstate 70 Wednesday in what authorities called an operationtargeting overloaded vehicles.The Colorado State Patrol and U.S.
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Air Force working on going nonprofit
Air Force athletic director Hans Mueh and academy superintendent Lt.
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Falcons focus on finding recruits that can help field faster team
Three years ago, it was a 48-10 loss to TCU - Air Force's opponent in Saturday's season finale - that prompted some infamous comments from then-coach Fisher DeBerry.
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Tigers catching a Friday night fever
Perturbed by slow starts in its past two Friday losses, Colorado College responded with high-flying and determined performances on the subsequent Saturday nights, winning each time.
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District 2 OKs charter school
Atlas Preparatory School, a charter school with a mission of getting low-performing, low-income kids to graduate high school and go to college, was given permission Thursday to operate in Harrison School District 2.
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Compromise may give struggling builders a break
A compromise changing how builders pay El Paso County's use tax might give builders struggling in the weak housing market a break beginning in April.
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New lanes will speed up security checks at airport
A new security screening line for families at the Colorado Springs Airport will aim to shorten delays and ensure other travelers get through the airport's security checkpoint faster.
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Opinion: Pine Creek preps going blue collar
Pine Creek, one of Colorado Springs' swankiest neighborhoods, features spacious, modern homes, a gorgeous golf course and, interestingly enough, a rugged, no-frills, extremely dangerous high school football team.
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Forty years later, Harvard and Yale still can't get 29-29 tie right
CAMBRIDGE, Mass.
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Bigger home welcomes puppy-mill rescues
Theresa Strader is a woman on a mission.
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FRIDAY FOLDER: A roundup of regional school news
Budding Picassos get an art showEvery artist dreams of having his work on display for all to see, which means 17 students from Turman Elementary School in Harrison School District 2 are having their dreams come true.
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D-11 revs up for long-range plan
The first draft of a 10-year plan encompassing all Colorado Springs School District 11 schools and programs will be given to the Board of Education on Dec.1.
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Defense witness refutes prosecution's theory of Nicholls fire
A fire expert with more than 30 years experience testified Thursday that accelerants were not used to start the deadly fire at 4107 Undimmed Circle.
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Prices at the pump have been halved since July
COLUMBUS, Ohio • Oil prices on Thursday hit levels not seen in more than three years, and retail gasoline prices are now below $2 across nearly half of the country, on dour economic reports suggesting a painful economic pullback.
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Demand for emergency lending is still elevated
WASHINGTON • Commercial banks and investment firms reduced borrowing from the Federal Reserve's emergency lending program during the past week, although demand for the loans was still elevated.
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Ritter urges unemployed to use workforce centers
The headlines on the economy seem to grow more grim by the day, but job hunters on the prowl for "Keep Colorado Working Day" on Thursday at the Pikes Peak Workforce Center tried to keep a positive attitude.
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Some stores get a jump on Black Friday
NEW YORK • After pushing steep discounts throughout November that are usually reserved for the day after Thanksgiving, retailers from Kohl's to Toys "R" Us are offering even bigger cuts and promotions for Black Friday in a frantic bid to pull in shoppers.
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OPINION: How the right has lost sight
Ask 10 Republicans why their party has fallen into a state of disarray, and one gets 50 different answers.
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Filing for unemployment benefits not difficult
NEW YORK • The numbers are alarming - Citigroup alone plans to lay off 53,000 people.With the seemingly endless stream of news about job cuts in recent weeks, you may be wondering about your own job security.
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