Denver still in the running for GOP convention
Denver is still in the running to host the 2016 Republican National Convention. The Republican National Committee announced Wednesday that Denver…
Continue ReadingStudent fell to death after eating pot cookie
A coroner says an exchange student from Wyoming fell to his death in Denver after eating a marijuana cookie. An autopsy report released Wednesday…
Continue ReadingPoll: Nationwide marijuana legalization inevitable
Nationwide marijuana legalization seems inevitable to three-fourths of Americans, whether they support it or not. That’s according to a new…
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Date:April 1, 2014Location: Colorado Springs, CO.Position: Meteorologist If you are looking to make a career jump into a beautiful setting and an…
Continue ReadingPalmer Lake votes no to recreational marijuana
Palmer Lake voted no to selling recreational marijuana within city limits. The vote come in NO-538 to…
Continue ReadingGreen Mountain Falls re-elects mayor, also votes on trustees
Voters in Green Mountain Falls decided to re-elect their mayor and also weighed in on who they want to represent them on the board of trustees at the…
Continue ReadingPetitioners argue Army hair regulations discriminate against black women
The Army released new uniform policies Monday, prompting protest from some who regard some of the hair regulations as racially discriminatory. The…
Continue ReadingPotholes on private property producing problems
Potholes aren’t just causing trouble on streets, roads and highways. They’re also popping up in business parking lots and driveways. John…
Continue ReadingHeroin combined with OxyContin kills nine in Las Animas County
Nine lives were lost last year to overdoses from a combination of heroin and OxyContin. “It’s pretty catastrophic for the amount of…
Continue ReadingMultiple factors considered for fire restrictions
Fire danger is high and there is a red flag warning in large parts of southern Colorado, but it takes multiple factors to determine fire…
Continue ReadingBlack Forest residents: voters need to sort out address issues to vote
Black Forest fire victims are figuring out how to get their voting registration sorted out before it’s too late. The election for the Black…
Continue ReadingGreen Mountain Falls voters to decide on town’s next mayor
Voters in Green Mountain Falls will decide Tuesday night whether to keep the incumbent mayor or elect someone new. The current Mayor, Lorrie Worthey,…
Continue ReadingColorado health insurance tally tops 250K
More than a quarter-million Coloradans got health insurance in time to comply with the new health law. The state health insurance exchange says…
Continue ReadingHigh Fire Danger in southern Colorado today
Dry weather and gusty winds prompted the National Weather Service to issue warnings for high fire danger for most of southern Colorado Tuesday…
Continue ReadingFeds: Gun suspect wired money for pot warehouse
Prosecutors say a Colombian man arrested after raids on Colorado medical marijuana businesses wired $400,000 from Colombia to buy a pot warehouse.…
Continue ReadingCat rescued from home of alleged kitten killer to go up for adoption
The Humane Society of the Pikes Peak Region says Stewie the cat will soon be available for adoption. Stewie was rescued from the home of Robert…
Continue ReadingNo injuries in Pueblo drive-by shooting
Pueblo Police say someone opened fire on a home in the 1300 block of E. 18th Street Monday night (3/31/14), according to our partners at The Pueblo…
Continue ReadingPalisade peach could become official state fruit
Could the Palisade peach represent Colorado as its official state fruit? After Tuesday’s House committee meeting, it looked like a real…
Continue ReadingDrug access by terminally ill passes House
Legislation allowing terminally ill people access to unapproved drugs, a so-called “Dallas Buyers Club” bill, has unanimously passed the…
Continue ReadingFederal bureau takes over avalanche blast probe
Federal investigators are trying to determine why an avalanche shell exploded Monday while state workers were trying to fire a round up a hillside to…
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