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More than 180 cattle have gone missing in the San Juans last year. Investigators believe cattle rustlers may be behind the incidents.

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An internal review by the Colorado Bureau of Investigation found Yvonne "Missy" Woods withheld test results while working with the crime lab. The Colorado Sun reporter Michael Booth joined 萝莉少女's Michael Lyle, Jr. to provide more details on the story.

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Democrats who control the state legislature are increasingly using a survey they fill out in secret to help determine whether bills live or die. The results are kept from the public, raising questions about transparency and potential violations of the state鈥檚 sunshine law.

On Monday, the city of Aurora released the results of a months-long independent investigation into Elijah McClain鈥檚 death. The report鈥檚 findings validate what Elijah McClain's mother, Sheneen McClain, has been saying publicly and privately about his death for nearly a year and a half. Ms. McClain joined Colorado Edition to talk about her son, the independent investigation, healing and justice.

More than 100 agencies across Colorado have approval from the state to allow medics to use ketamine, an anesthetic, on people who show signs of what's often dubbed "excited delirium," a practice that is now drawing national criticism from anesthesiologists and psychiatrists.

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