Katie Langford
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denverpost.com | Katie Langford
An Aurora Science & Tech Middle School student was seriously injured after she was stabbed by another student during an argument, police said Wednesday. The two girls were outside on school grounds when they began arguing, the Aurora Police Department said in a post on social media. As the argument escalated, one of the girls stabbed the other. The victim was taken to the hospital and the other girl was detained by police, officials said. The school is on a secure perimeter.
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denverpost.com | Katie Langford
A backcountry skier was caught and injured in an avalanche near Breckenridge Ski Resort on Saturday, the sixth slide reported by Colorado recreationists this month. The man was in a group of four skiers who left the resort at the Peak 6 backcountry access point just before noon, according to the Colorado Avalanche Information Center. The group was planning to ski the K Chute of the Sky Chutes, which are steep avalanche paths on the west side of the Tenmile Range.
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swoknews.com | Katie Langford
DENVER — An Aurora Science & Tech Middle School student was seriously injured after she was stabbed by another student during an argument, police said Wednesday. The two girls were outside on school grounds when they began arguing, the Aurora Police Department said in a post on social media. As the argument escalated, one of the girls stabbed the other. kAm%96 G:4E:> H2D E2<6? E@ E96 9@DA:E2=[ E96 @E96C 8:C= H2D 56E2:?65 3J A@=:46 2?5 E96 D49@@= H2D AFE @?
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denverpost.com | Katie Langford
A 64-year-old Oregon man died on the notoriously difficult Manitou Incline trail west of Colorado Springs on Tuesday morning. Bystanders called 911 about 10:23 a.m. after finding the man “in medical distress,” Manitou Springs officials said in a news release. He was approximately 150-200 steps up the Incline, spokesperson Cassandra Hessel said. People on scene started CPR, but the man was unresponsive when emergency crews arrived. He was later pronounced dead.
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denverpost.com | Katie Langford
Two people were taken to the hospital after a crash involving three vehicles near Federal Boulevard and 14th Avenue, Denver police said Tuesday. Southbound Federal Boulevard was closed at 14th Avenue for the crash investigation, the agency said on social media at 12:35 p.m.Denver Fire Department crews extricated one person who was pinned in the crash, officials said. This is a developing story and will be updated. Sign up to get crime news sent straight to your inbox each day.
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