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The 25 most read Colorado Sun stories of 2019
These are our stories that received the most readership over the past year, from our investigation into Backcountry.com to coverage of Denver International Airport and environmental issues
Top Stories
Authorities identify Fort Collins woman killed in backcountry avalanche
By The Associated Press Outdoors Primary category in which blog post is published
Fort Collins woman killed in avalanche on Cameron Pass in northern Colorado
By The Associated Press Outdoors Primary category in which blog post is published
Gun owner in fatal shooting of CSU student will avoid prison as judge questions botched investigation
By John Frank Crime and Courts Primary category in which blog post is published
In Snapchat case, roommate pleads guilty in connection to 2018 shooting that killed CSU student
By Sady Swanson Crime and Courts Primary category in which blog post is published
A Snapchat leads police to reopen investigation of CSU student’s death and raises questions about gun violence
The family of Finnegan Daly didn’t believe Fort Collins police and pressed the Larimer County district attorney to take a new look at a case mired in questions
Remember the Fort Collins trail runner who killed an attacking mountain lion? Here’s what his life has been like since.
Travis Kauffman says he has been running more than ever since the February attack
Plane crash that killed Fort Collins family of four blamed on pilot’s decision making, weather
The Makepeace family died when their Cirrus SR22 crashed in September 2017 near Glenwood Springs
Homes with no energy bills are catching on — even in Pueblo — and the extra cost isn’t as high as you’d think
A study that found building net-zero homes costs not much more than standard homes changed the trajectory of a Pueblo housing project. Now, more than 5,000 net-zero ready homes are proposed for Colorado.
Jared Polis wants Colorado 100 percent powered by renewable energy, but talk is easier than the walk
At least 9 Colorado governments are working to wean themselves from coal and natural gas, but they say getting to 100% solar and wind power is harder than it seems.
Coloradans generate 9.6 pounds of trash per person, per day. Where does it all go?
The state has 190 closed landfills and produces increasingly more waste each year. We’re not out of room, but that’s not the point.
