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Theyre at half staff because of the death of justice Antonin Scalia. Your weather might be easier. We broke the high at 73 degrees in the metro. Lets find out whats happen nothing the metro and in denver. Pueblo and Colorado Springs did break their record. Temperatures got into the 80s for pueblo. Fort collins, winds heading into the foothills, black hawk, milesanhour. Breezy its going to get better in the later part of the day. 45 in boulder. 43 in fort collins. 33 in burr 3 in burlington. The western side of the state cool as this system eases up. The winds calm out west. Taking a look at ou...

Thought there were several buses and motorcycles for security and it appears that a couple of the buses may have collided and that may have caused the motorcycle to go down. Working to get the details but that is what we can say preliminarily. They should be ready to go by superbowl day. A tweet from bronco player Demarcus Ware that tweeted a photo that says it looks like everybody is okay. A semitruck had to be brought in to tow the team bus away. Before 4 00 we got video and saw the team leaving the hotel load og to a black bus similar to the one that was towed off. They were going to be hea...

On another team best bus they are taking more slowly as they come back here to the sap center for Opening Night at the super bowl. Also a number of very unhappy uber drivers. Right now they are staging a slow driving demonstration after uber cut their pay. Kpix five is at San Francisco city hall. Reporter the 200 driver, to county, four location protest just hit here at city hall in the past four minutes. The noisy rolling protest began at Candlestick Point with emergency flashers on and horns blaring. The 200 or so uber drivers made their way on the southbound 101 and headed for the cellphone...

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Grant funds from the Federal Emergency Management Agency will be used to reduce hazardous wildfire fuels such as dry vegetation and invasive species and create defensible space for several communities and large landowners affected by the massive Māna Road Fire in the summer of 2021.