Colorado, (10 fatalities) multiple people died when a gunman opened fire inside a grocery store Monday afternoon, sending shoppers running for their lives and igniting an hours-long standoff. Minutes after police pushed their way into the shooting scene, they could be seen walking out with a handcuffed, shirtless man in handcuffs. One of the man's legs appeared bloody. One law enforcement officer was killed in the shooting at the King Soopers supermarket in Boulder, Colorado. We offer our condolences to the loved ones of the victims and first responders.
Victims Names: Denny Stong 20, Neven Stanisic 23, Rikki Olds 25, Tralona Bartkowiak 49, Suzanne Fountain 59, Teri Leiker 51, Officer Eric Talley 51, Kevin Mahoney 61, Lynn Murray 62, Jody Waters 65.
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Providing shelter, food and water. One of the biggest snowstorms in years, perhaps decades, is forecast to blast the Denver metro area with several feet of snow this weekend. The storm has the potential to rank among the biggest on record in Denver. The storm could snarl travel, damage trees and knock out power not only in Denver, but also in other parts of Colorado, as well as in southern Wyoming and western Nebraska and Utah. The storm should be a long-duration event, from Friday through Sunday, that could result in snowfall totals nearing 2 feet in Denver and piling as high as 3 feet in places west of Denver, such as Boulder and Fort Collins. Heavy snow will stretch north into Wyoming and Nebraska, where as much as 5 feet could fall in some spots. The heavy, wet snow could cause power outages and "nearly impossible travel conditions in spots. Winter storm warnings and watches have been issued and include portions of southeastern Wyoming, northeastern and north-central Colorado and western Nebraska, which could soon be shifted to blizzard warnings. Total snow accumulations of 12-24 inches for the Interstate 25 corridor and up to 3-4 feet in the northern foothills," the National Weather Service warned. "Wind gusts of 30-40 mph will cause some blowing and drifting snow. U.S. Blizzard Donate Denver Colorado
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Providing food water and shelter. Denver, four major wildfires, and several smaller fires, continue to burn across Colorado Friday. Calwood Fire Close to 900 homes are in the evacuation area. Evacuations have been ordered for Jamestown and pre-evacuation orders are in place for areas south of the town.
The Pine Gulch Fire on Thursday grew to the largest wildfire in state history, at more than 139,000 acres. Firefighters are increasing containment on it and the Grizzly Creek Fire burning near Glenwood Springs, but the Cameron Peak Fire in Larimer County is still 0% contained as of Friday morning, and the Williams Fork Fire in Grand County is 5% contained. Air quality has improved across the state since earlier this week. Denver Wildfires Donate
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