Broncos starting TE arrested over traffic ticket
Starting Denver Broncos tight end Julius Thomas is expected to start in Thursday’s season opener against the Baltimore Ravens despite…
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Sheriffs rally to support recall election
El Paso County Sheriff Terry Maketa spoke to an enthusiastic crowd Wednesday and continued to demand the recall of two local state senators because…
Continue ReadingBernie Herpin seeks to replace John Morse
While local state Sen. John Morse fights to keep his seat, Bernie Herpin is preparing for the possibility of replacing Morse. Herpin, a Republican,…
Continue ReadingEarly voting begins in Sen. Morse recall election
Voters in El Paso County can start casting ballots in the state’s first legislative recall election. Early voting begins Thursday for voters…
Continue ReadingAurora, Newtown relatives campaign in Colo. recall
Campaigning in Colorado’s first legislative recall election is picking up. Relatives of those killed in the Aurora theater shooting and Newtown…
Continue ReadingRules for upcoming recall election change again
Voters for the Sept. 10 recall election in Colorado Springs and Pueblo have less time to request a mail-in ballot by phone, email or letter, under a…
Continue ReadingAs Colo. recalls loom, legal wrangling continues
Colorado has never seen a recall election of state legislators and it has never seen the kind of elaborate legal wrangling next month’s recalls…
Continue ReadingRecall opponents have big lead in political contributions
With less than two weeks before the Sept. 10 recall election, supporters of state Senators Angela Giron and John Morse have collected 10 times more…
Continue ReadingMorse confident in final week of recall election
The effort to recall two Democratic local state senators because of their support of gun control laws brought one of those senators to the streets,…
Continue ReadingNRA steps up contributions in Colo. recalls
The NRA is increasing financial support with $250,000 to try to recall two Colorado Democratic lawmakers who voted for new gun restrictions this…
Continue ReadingMore than 40 treated for synthetic marijuana use
Denver-area hospitals are seeing a rise in emergency cases involving synthetic marijuana, which can cause confusion, violent behavior and…
Continue ReadingUPDATE: 1 seriously hurt in S. Academy crash
A 5-car crash forced the closure of southbound S. Academy Blvd. at Milton E. Proby Parkway on Thursday morning (9/5/13). The road is now open. The…
Continue ReadingDefense in death penalty cases seek to open files
Colorado’s Supreme Court has asked prosecutors to explain why court records in two death penalty cases should remain secret The Denver Post…
Continue ReadingDrone hunters line up for Colo. town’s ‘license’
It’s September, Colorado bow hunting is underway, and rifle hunters are lining up for a hot new license: $25 to shoot down a government drone…
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Continue ReadingBusy intersection reopens following fiery crash
A car erupted into flames moments after a crash at Highway 115 and Cheyenne Mountain Boulevard Wednesday (9/4/13). The crash was reported at 3:40…
Continue ReadingRisk ratings weighed for homes in fire-prone areas
More than 550,000 Colorado homes in wildfire-prone areas could be assigned a risk rating that would be provided to insurance companies under a plan…
Continue ReadingPot advocates post billboard near Broncos’ stadium
Marijuana advocates are trying to grab some attention from the NFL’s season opening game in Denver. The Marijuana Policy Project wants the…
Continue ReadingTeen killed in crash
Colorado State Patrol is investigating a deadly crash near Calhan, in eastern El Paso County. El Paso County officials said 14-year-old Jae Ellis of…
Continue ReadingNew technology monitoring hikers on Manitou Incline
The Manitou Incline is one of the most popular hikes in Colorado, and now there are the numbers to prove it. The City of Colorado Springs has…
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