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Robert F. Kennedy Jr. will remain on the Colorado presidential ballot, his campaign told the Secretary of State’s Office on Tuesday, despite Kennedy suspending his campaign and endorsing Republican Donald Trump last week. His campaign said Kennedy did not plan to withdraw from Colorado’s ballot and “has encouraged all of his supporters to vote for him” in the state, according to communication shared by Colorado Secretary of State’s Office spokesman Jack Todd. Kennedy’s campaign, which submitted enough signatures to appear on the ballot as an unaffiliated presidential candidate, did not return a request for comment from The Denver Post last week asking if he planned to pull his name from the ballot. Kennedy, an anti-vaccine scion of a dynastic political family that has largely criticized his longshot pursuit of the White House, had tried to discuss administration roles with both Trump and Democratic nominee Kamala Harris, according to recent news reports.

A new set of faces will decide how well Air Force football does this fall. The Falcons bring back just one starter on offense and three on defense in a complete roster turnover from last year’s 9-4 team. Of 134 Division I FBS teams, Air Force ranks last in returning production. Head coach Troy Calhoun, entering his 18th year at the helm in Colorado Springs and coming off three straight bowl seasons in which the Falcons racked up 29 total wins, is embracing the challenge. “You look at the gap between the team that’s 133rd (in returning production), and where we are at 134th, it’s a gigantic space,” Calhoun said.

Three hospitals on the University of Colorado’s Anschutz Medical Campus in Aurora recently postponed surgeries due to water-related issues impacting their sterilization equipment. Children’s Hospital Colorado postponed non-emergent surgeries through Tuesday out of an “abundance of caution” while hospital staff dealt with the issue that had reduced the facility’s sterile processing capacity since last week. “This decision was made to ensure we have the capacity to sterilize the instruments and equipment needed for urgent and emergent cases,” said Rachael Fowler, a hospital spokesperson. Staff at UCHealth’s University of Colorado Hospital on Thursday noticed tiny black flecks in some of their washers prior to sterilizing and after washing medical equipment, said Dan Weaver, a hospital spokesperson.

A Centennial construction worker was killed in a work zone on South Holly Street after a dump truck driver backed over him, according to the Arapahoe County Sheriff’s Office. Deputies responded to a vehicle versus pedestrian crash near the Willow Spring Open Space on Monday morning. Related Articles Crime and Public Safety | Centennial man arrested on suspicion of abducting 4-year-old daughter from daycare Crime and Public Safety | One killed in auto-pedestrian crash near Holly Park Pool in Centennial Crime and Public Safety | Woman arrested on DUI charges after crashing into boy on bike near Park Meadows Mall Crime and Public Safety | World War II-era bomb found in Aurora neighborhood Crime and Public Safety | Flaming carcass of electrocuted bird caused July brush fire in Arapahoe County, officials said Traffic investigators determined a worker was trying to stop traffic on South Holly Street to let the dump truck driver reverse when the truck backed over him, sheriff’s spokesperson Ginger Delgado said Tuesday. The man, identified by the Arapahoe County Coroner’s Office as 63-year-old Reinaldo Aguilar, was later pronounced dead.

Second Gentleman Doug Emhoff will deliver remarks in Aspen at a big-dollar fundraiser for the Harris-Walz ticket on Friday as Vice President Kamala Harris’ husband makes a campaign swing through the West. His Aspen appearance is the latest Colorado event to raise money for the newly minted Democratic presidential candidate.  No time or specific location have been released by the campaign yet.

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