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DENVER — Here are your 10 Things to Know for Wednesday, May 6, 2015.

1. Neighbors, police seek answers after CU student breaks into home, shot dead

An intruder who broke into a Boulder home and paid for it with his life was identified as a CU student. Roberto Zamora, 19, broke into the home and was shot dead by the home’s owner.

2. Hancock re-elected Denver mayor; four council districts to have runoff election June 2

Denver Mayor Michael Hancock cruised to re-election Tuesday night. Residents voted for mayor, city council members, auditor, and clerk and recorder in the nonpartisan election. There will be four council district runoffs in June.

3. Controversial prom picture using guns, Confederate flag brings apology from one student

A prom picture showing a group of teenagers posing with guns and the Confederate flag is now grabbing national headlines. One of the Chaparral High School students in the picture has broken her silence and apologized.

4. After days of rain, flooding concerns on the rise in higher elevations

Days of rainfall are starting to worry residents in higher-elevation locations, including Evergreen. Sandbag preparations have begun in Evergreen as Bear Creek continues to rise.

5. Two black men accuse Colorado Springs police of racial bias in traffic stop

Two brothers in Colorado Springs say police pulled them over for no reason except, perhaps, the color of their skin. They’re accusing the Colorado Springs Police Department of racial bias.

6. School testing, lawmakers’ pay raises on agenda for final day of legislature

Wednesday is the final day for lawmakers at the State Capitol and the clock is ticking with plenty of work still to be wrapped up. That includes work on a bill that would limit testing for students across the state and a pay raise for lawmakers and the governor.

7. New homeowners discover high landscaping costs, difficult schedules

In several of the new communities being developed in the northern suburbs, the only thing missing is grass, shrubs and trees. The reason: Landscapers are in high demand.

8. Detective: Michelle Wilkins told attacker ‘I love you’ before baby was cut from womb

Michelle Wilkins told Dynel Lane “I love you” in an effort to stop the attack in which Wilkins’ unborn child was cut from her womb, a detective testified in a preliminary hearing. Lane was bound over for trial.

9. 16-year-old hit-and-run victim works to recover from life-changing injuries

A Fort Collins teen is speaking out for the first time after a hit-and-run driver changed his life forever.

10. Woman being held hostage uses online Pizza Hut order to send ‘911 hostage’ message

A Florida woman being held hostage by her boyfriend used Pizza Hut’s website to submit an order where she secretly added a comment telling workers she was being held hostage.