Nate Lynn is a Digital Desk Producer for KUSA-TV, 9NEWS, and The Denver Gazette, with a focus on local news in Colorado, specifically in the Denver area. Nate's articles cover a range of topics including crime, accidents, sports, and community events, providing timely and informative news to the local audience.
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Colorado State Patrol said the crash involved three vehicles and injured three people.
Police said two vehicles collided at the intersection of Thornton Parkway and Washington Street Saturday night.
The ski area said it aims to give visitors one of the longest seasons in Colorado by being the last to close.
The Colorado Avalanche forward has been suspended for two games for charging a Tampa Bay Lightning player during their game Wednesday night.
Police said a girl told them a man on a bicycle grabbed her shoulder as she was walking to school Monday.
By: Nate Lynn
The Douglas County Sheriff's Office said the burglars use technology to track their victims' locations and determine when they're not home.
Police said Jeremiah Mullins, 31, was arrested hours after the crime happened.
Colorado Parks and Wildlife said it received 4,644 bear reports between Jan. 1 and Nov. 1, which is above the six-year average.
The seafood chain said it plans to open a new spot in the Denver area next year.
Colorado now has 10 nationally televised games on its 2024 schedule, a program record.
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