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PLAGIARISM: Rise in student cases attributed to blurred lines of digital world
"It's a time of change - we're in flux," says professor Sarah Sloane, noting that plagiarism always has been community-defined, not only by geography but also by history and culture. "Sometimes I think plagiarism rules, as currently codified, haven't caught up." Full Story

Colorado Senate bill would limit spaceflight companies' liability
It's not what most people think of when they hear the term "space suit," but a bill in the Colorado legislature would limit legal actions against companies ferrying passengers into the final frontier. Full Story

Transportation secretary to tour Denver rail line
Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood will be in Denver to discuss federal investments in transportation jobs. Full Story

Colorado caucuses: Romney, Santorum, Gingrich all plan stops in state today
Three of four Republican candidates for president are in Colorado, trying to pin down support in Tuesday's precinct caucuses. Mitt Romney, Rick Santorum and Newt Gingrich all plan Colorado stops on Monday. Only Ron Paul had no announced campaign plans. Full Story

Aspen schools considering flight program for students
Students in Aspen public schools may soon be flying high. The school district is considering a new program that would teach students to fly airplanes as part of their math and science curriculum. Full Story

CSU prof seeking meaning of life in Fort Collins
Michael Steger, a Colorado State University psychology professor, studies meaning, how people find it in their lives and whether it matters in his Laboratory for the Study of Meaning and Quality of Life. Full Story

Man defends cutting fingers off dead man
A homeless man says he did what he had to do to survive when he cut off a dead man's fingers to get a gun believed used in a suicide. Full Story

TEBURGLED: Miscreants take Tebow jersey during break-in
Fans of Broncos star Tim Tebow are taking matters into their own hands following a shortage of his popular jersey. Full Story

Boulder library loaning out e-readers
Boulder Public Library members will soon be able to check out e-readers loaded with best-sellers. Full Story

Meth-for-sex case: Former sheriff Patrick Sullivan Jr. says truth coming
A former Colorado sheriff accused of offering methamphetamine to a man in exchange for sex says he's tough and can take the pressure until the truth comes out. Full Story

Texting while driving ban: Feds urge states to outlaw texting, talking on roads
Ren Bishop is one of many American drivers who texts, tweets and talks on her cellphone while she's behind the wheel - and thinks it should be up to drivers to use their discretion when it comes to safety. Full Story

Lost homework leads to NY boy's burglary arrest
A 12-year-old upstate New York boy may be wishing that his dog ate his homework. Full Story

San Francisco minimum wage will be highest in nation at $10.24
David Frias works two minimum-wage jobs to squeak by in one of the most expensive cities in America. Full Story

LRAD sonic blasters: Protests boost sales -- and fears
Police deployment of sonic blasters at Occupy Wall Street and G-20 protest rallies is fueling both sales and criticism of the devices, which emit beams of sound with laser-like intensity. Full Story

Driving while texting ban tough to enforce, say authorities
Authorities say a Colorado law banning texting by drivers two years ago is hard to enforce. Full Story

Denver-to-Los Angeles flight loses engine, makes emergency landing in Grand Junction
An engine shut down on a United Airlines jetliner Sunday, forcing it to make an emergency landing in western Colorado with 125 passengers and crew on board. Full Story

Royal Daniel resurfaces: Relief, anger after missing Colorado lawyer reappears
Acquaintances of a prominent Breckenridge lawyer who vanished more than four years ago say they're relieved that he resurfaced last week but upset about the allegations he stole up to $1 million from clients. Full Story

2 inert grenades found beside Denver street
Police say they found two inert grenades in metal boxes beside a Denver street, but they say the public wasn't in danger because the devices couldn't explode. Full Story

2 plane crash victims still being sought in southwestern Colorado
Investigators from the National Transportation Safety Board are on the scene of a small plane crash that killed four people in the southwest Colorado mountains. Full Story

Patrick J. Sullivan Jr. Detention Facility causes lawmakers reconsider naming practices after Patrick J. Sullivan Jr. incarcerated there
County commissioners in a Denver suburb will consider a new policy prohibiting naming buildings, parks or streets after someone who's still alive following the incarceration of a sheriff in a jail named after him. Full Story

 
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