5 hrs ago | Fort Collins Coloradoan
Ann Prouty and Austin Krcmarik, together with their families, are pleased to announce their engagement.
10 hrs ago | Examiner.com
Astronomy and Valentine's Day 2012
OK, connecting astronomy and Valentine's Day is a bit of a stretch, but if your significant other is inclined to find romance in the stars, and you have a clear night, you may want to point out this month's planets.
22 hrs ago | Worcester Telegram & Gazette
Limits are sought on the use of credit histories in hiring
As he walked recently to a job that pays a lot less than what he once earned, Walter Sanchez said his trashed credit history - the result of a pair of layoffs that eventually cost his family its Aurora, Colo., home - has hindered his job search.
Longmont OUR Center's food pantry sees drop in donations
The OUR Center especially needs dry cereal, grains, rice, beans, canned fruits, vegetables and soups, tuna and canned meat, pasta, macaroni and cheese, and tomato products.
No Signature Required For Immigration Card
She's in the country legally, but has nothing to prove it. Ae Cha Blair lost her immigration card when her purse was stolen out of a shopping cart.
Selection process spelled out for Colorado Regional Tourism Act funds
The high-profile competition among six projects vying for funding under the state's Regional Tourism Act has left many people - including the applicants - scratching their heads as they seek to understand how the selection process will work.
Dog will serve Colorado boy, 7, with rare condition
Javary Howard, 7, holds his new dog Pesto on Tuesday, Jan. 31, 2012 at Central Library in Aurora, Colo.
CO pregnant woman's pills mixed up
In this frame grab from video provided by KMGH-TV, Mareena Silva speaks during an interview in Fort Lupton, Colo., in early February 2011.
GITA Revamps Web Presence, Membership Structure
Aurora, Colo., February 8, 2012 - Following a six-month period during which all facets of its operations and activities were assessed and reviewed in detail, GITA has streamlined its website and completely restructured the associations membership categories.
Chamber drops big money supporting Coffman
I may be wrong but I think this is the first issue ad for Coffman this year. It's a slate of 20 ads the Chamber of Commerce is spending $10,000,000 to run targeting dems and in support of some republicans.
Automated insulin pump delivery can reduce hypoglycemia in individuals with type 1 diabetes
An automated on/off feature built into insulin pump systems can suspend insulin delivery when it detects low blood glucose levels , significantly reducing the severity and duration of hypoglycemia in individuals with type 1 diabetes , according to a study published in Diabetes Technology & Therapeutics , a peer-reviewed journal from Mary Ann ... (more)
Nearly 100 charged in largest drug bust in Colorado history
Almost 100 alleged drug traffickers and gang members are charged in what authorities say is the largest drug bust in Colorado history based of the quantity of drugs found and the numbers of people involved in the conspiracy.
80 Arrested In Huge Denver-Area Drug Operation
Prosecutors are calling it one of the biggest busts in that city's history. AURORA, Colo.
MOP's Ashlin Malouf-Spinden pulls political perspective from Baha'i roots
In the house where she grew up, Ashlin Malouf-Spinden's family spent a great deal of time discussing democracy.
Campaign 2008McCAIN Stop Wins Many Over in a Denver Suburb
AURORA, Colo., July 30, 2008 -- Presumptive Republican presidential nominee John McCain brought his trademark humor and down-home charm to Colorado for the second time in a week today, seeking to shore up support in this "battleground state." The Arizona Senator continued to gain ground on his Democratic rival, Illinois Senator Barack Obama, but ... (more)
Dangerous path to legal status for some immigrants
Jake Reyes-Neal, an American citizen, had traveled to Ciudad Juarez, Mexico, last year to protect his wife as she waited for the long, complicated process to attain U.S. citizenship.
Command Sgt. Maj. Jimmy R. Cooper
DENVER, COLO. Command Sergeant Major Jimmy R. Cooper, , 74, of El Paso, Texas, died at 12:10am, January 25, 2012, while traveling in Colorado.
Homeschool parents upset BVSD is closing one program, opening its own
About 125 homeschool students in the Boulder Valley School District attend a 6-year-old program in Boulder that's administered by the Aurora school district.
State committee pushes forward plan for tax-free holiday
After hours of debate, the Colorado House Finance Committee is passing through a plan that would create a yearly sales tax holiday on hundreds of back to school items.