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What’s Working: People are quitting their jobs in record numbers. Here’s what happened in Colorado.

The JOLTS data will soon go local so we take a look at what early data shows about the state’s workforce. Plus: Jobless updates, overpayment appeals and changing wages.

Economy
Tamara Chuang
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What happens to luggage abandoned at Denver International Airport?

Coloradans
Rocky Mountain PBS

A Colorado-bound Afghan family was caught in the Kabul airport bombing. Some survivors still haven’t made it to America.

Coloradans
Jesse Paul

Trump allies converge on Denver as key defendant defies judge in Eric Coomer’s defamation lawsuit

Politics and Government
Daniel Ducassi

Truck driver convicted in fiery I-70 pileup west of Denver that killed 4

Crime and Courts
The Associated Press

Powdr’s Fast Tracks offers $49+ chance to skip the lift line at Copper Mountain, triggering a skier backlash

Outdoors
Jason Blevins

Where did the wild horses removed from Sand Wash Basin go? A Colorado state prison.

Environment
Jennifer Brown

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