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Documents detail previous incidents at Glenwood Caverns

Documents detail previous incidents at Glenwood Caverns
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Some UCHealth employees push back against COVID-19 vaccine mandate

Some UCHealth employees push back against COVID-19 vaccine mandate
KRDO
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (KRDO) -- Some UCHealth employees tell
13 Investigates they are furious with the health care system's new requirement for them to get the COVID-19 vaccine.
UCHealth announced on Wednesday that employees that don't get vaccinated by October 1 could be fired.
Employees who wish to remain anonymous said they don't believe they should be mandated to get a vaccine that is not fully approved by the FDA. One employee tells
13 Investigates the large health care system is taking away their power and rights by not giving them a choice if they want to keep their jobs.

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Tay Anderson defended for anonymous sexual misconduct claims

Tay Anderson defended for anonymous sexual misconduct claims
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Cannabis employees at this Colorado company have unionized. Here's what that means.

We spoke to our 9NEWS legal analysts about the changes to the industry as a whole.
Author: Liz Kotalik
Updated: 10:30 PM MDT May 26, 2021
LONGMONT, Colo. — Changes could be coming to the marijuana industry after one company's employees in two states have unionized.
The Colorado company ships CBD to the Florida company, which makes products using the Cannabidiol.
“[The] agreement between UFCW and these companies in Longmont, Colorado marks a first of its kind, across-the-board unionized CBD joint venture that sets a precedent for even more workers in the industry to unionize,” according to a release from UFCW.
The move leads the way for marijuana businesses that have multiple locations or licenses in other states to unionize as well.

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Appeals court weighing Boulder assault weapon ban

Can Colorado cities have stricter gun control laws than the state? The appeals aourt is looking at a challenge to Boulder's assault weapon ban, magazine limits.

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Can an employer force you to come back to the office?

More and more businesses are announcing a return to in-person work following the pandemic. But can you refuse to go back?

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Answering legal questions regarding proof of COVID vaccination

Updated mask guidance is now in effect in New York, noting fully vaccinated individuals do not need to wear masks. However, some businesses may still require them.

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Can employers in Colorado require the COVID vaccine?

Can employers in Colorado require staff to get the COVID vaccine?
Aurora Public Schools expects staff will be required to be vaccinated unless they have an exemption. Is that legal?
Author: Marshall Zelinger
Updated: 7:06 AM MDT May 13, 2021
DENVER — Your resume is polished, your outfit is on point, you are ready for that job interview and then comes a question you were not expecting:
"Are you vaccinated?"
And next school year, Aurora Public Schools (APS) will expect the answer to be yes.
"If you choose not to, I think you're choosing not to work for APS," said APS Superintendent Rico Munn. "Once there are vaccines or a vaccine approved fully by the FDA, that all of our staff will be required to be vaccinated as a condition of employment unless they have an exemption."

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PD: CO man who killed his parents when he was 12 tried to buy gun

Colorado man who pleaded guilty to killing his parents when he was 12 arrested for trying to buy a gun
Gideon Long served seven years in juvenile detention and was released in 2018. He pleaded guilty to killing his parents and attacking his siblings when he was 12.
Author: Matthew Jablow
Updated: 8:06 PM MDT May 6, 2021
LARIMER COUNTY, Colo. — A man from eastern Colorado who pleaded guilty to killing his parents when he was 12 is in trouble with the law again.
Gideon Long, now 22, served seven years in juvenile detention before being released in 2018. He's accused of attempting to buy a gun in Larimer County in September 2020.

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Will businesses mandate vaccinations for employees

9NEWS Legal Analyst Whitney Traylor predicts we will see precedents from courts sometime soon.

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