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Data Leaks Possible in Cyberattack

A targeted attack by an organized cybercriminal group has taken emergency alert platform OnSolve CodeRED offline and may have compromised thousands of Coloradans’ data, officials said Monday.

In a statement sent to users nationwide, Crisis24, the platform’s owner, said sensitive user data—including names, addresses, phone numbers, emails, and passwords—“may be leaked,” and that reused passwords should be changed immediately.

In Douglas County, about 88,000 landlines and 130,000 cell phones are opted into the system, which has been offline since Nov. 10. The sheriff’s office, citing a lack of trust after CodeRED initially failed to disclose the attack, terminated its contract with the platform.

The Weld County Sheriff’s Office and Thornton Police Department were also impacted by the outage and data breach. Both agencies said they’re reevaluating their contracts with CodeRED.

I-70 Among Riskiest Winter Roads

A new study of America’s most dangerous winter roads found that Interstate 70 (I-70) ranks No. 6 overall, with a seasonal crash rate increase of 267%. See the list here.

Rapid temperature swings, wind exposure, and congested interchanges are shared conditions on the high-risk roadways. I-70’s accident hotspots include Glenwood Canyon, Vail Pass to Silverthorne, and the Eisenhower-Johnson Tunnels.

To curb the surge in I-70 crashes, Colorado enacted stricter traction laws this year, requiring two-wheel-drive and front-wheel-drive cars to carry chains or traction devices in the I-70 mountain corridor from Sept. 1 to May 31.

CDOT also launched a new webpage to help drivers prepare for travel in the often-congested corridor, compiling forecasts, plow status, closure alerts, and live camera feeds.

Rangers Rescue Ram Stuck in Mud

Four park rangers came to the rescue of a Rocky Mountain bighorn sheep after the animal became stuck neck-deep in mud in Rocky Mountain National Park.

The ram was seen struggling to break free, apparently unable to escape the mud pit at Sheep Lakes, a meadow favored by bighorns for its nutrient-rich soil.

Lassoing a rope around the ram’s horns, rangers hauled it out of the pit and onto solid ground, where—caked in mud—it eventually found its footing.

A wildlife photographer captured the entire incident on camera. See the video here.

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➤ Colorado Springs: Robert Dear, the man accused of fatally shooting three people at a Planned Parenthood in 2015, died in federal custody on Saturday. Dear, repeatedly found incompetent to stand trial, never faced a jury for the shooting. (See Details)

➤ Superior: Town officials are joining a national effort to lobby for ZIP code reform bills that would give the town its own ZIP code, separate from Louisville. (See Details)

➤ Denver: Police are searching for a burglar who broke into a couple’s home disguised as a utility worker last week. (See Video)

➤ Douglas County: A man driving a vehicle that had been reported stolen veered into oncoming traffic south of Franktown on Monday, causing a two-vehicle crash that killed five people. (More)

➤ Fruita: Police arrested two 18 year olds and a 21 year old on first-degree murder charges for allegedly conspiring to kill a 62-year-old relative of one of the teens. (More)

➤ Idaho Springs: Investigators found that an operator error stemming from inadequate training led to the Sept. 20 death of guide Olivia Copeland at the Mount Blue Sky Via Ferrata. (See Details)

➤ Trinidad: Someone purchased a winning $3.2 million jackpot ticket at a local Alta Convenience store on Saturday. (More)

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➤ The Colorado Rockies promoted interim manager Warren Schaeffer to full-time status after he took over midseason following the firing of Bud Black in May. (More)

➤ Nuggets star Nikola Jokić delivered a spinning no-look, behind-the-back bounce pass to Peyton Watson late in Denver’s 125-115 win over the Grizzlies Monday. (See Highlight)

➤ The Cleveland Browns announced that former Colorado quarterback Shedeur Sanders will start against the San Francisco 49ers this weekend, even though previous starter Dillon Gabriel has cleared concussion protocol. Sanders’ performance on Sunday pushed him up the depth chart to starting quarterback. (More)

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➤ Monarch Mountain’s 377-acre No Name Basin expansion will open this winter, adding 10 runs and a fixed-grip triple chair. It’s the largest project since the current owners bought the resort in 2002. (See Details)

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Which Peanuts character is your favorite?

1. Charlie Brown
2. Linus van Pelt
3. Lucy van Pelt
4. Peppermint Patty
5. Snoopy
6. Other
7. They’re all blockheads

Yesterday’s Results:

If a foul ball was coming your way and a kid was reaching for it too, would you go for it?

1. No, they can have it: 34%
2. Yes, it’s fair game: 23%
3. Other: 22%
4. Depends on their team: 21%

The town of Superior’s name refers to the “superior” quality of what?

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