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Mistrial in Dui trial of Broncos LB Williams
A jury-selection error Monday derailed the misdemeanor DUI trial of Broncos linebacker Genos "DJ" Williams, the third delay since the November 2010 traffic stop that prompted the charges.
County property tax assessment appeals period ends May 31
Every county in the state sets aside the month of May as the month when property tax payers can protest their tax assessment.
Colorado civil unions bill killed before reaching House floor
A special session to give the issue of civil unions for same-sex couples more time for debate didn't produce a different outcome Monday, though it did ratchet up partisan tensions.
Colorado Chocolate Festival celebrates five-year anniversary this weekend
The fifth annual Colorado Chocolate Festival takes place this weekend at the Denver Merchandise Mart.
Higher Rental Rates Are Good News for Denver Investment Property Owners
The numbers bear it out. People really do want to live in Denver A over other places in the country.
Woman Fired - for "Living in Sin"?
A Colorado woman claims she was unfairly fired from her job at a private, Christian liberal arts university after administrators asked if she was "living in sin" with her boyfriend.
Encouraging child-support collection numbers
More money was collected for child support in El Paso County last year than in Denver County , according to a report being heard today by El Paso County commissioners .
Boulder County homeless population increases 11 percent in one year
Boulder County's homeless population has increased by nearly 11 percent over the past year, according to Metro Denver Homeless Initiative's point-in-time survey released Monday.
NM governor to unveil wildfire-warning system
New Mexico Gov. Susana Martinez and forestry officials on Monday are expected to unveil a new warning system for alerting residents of potential dangers from wildfire.
Rents in metro Denver surge 4.5 percent, post largest growth rate in ten years
The average rent for apartments in metro Denver rose 4.5 percent from the first quarter of last year to the same period this year.
Colorado Sues Some Mag Crews; Maybe Texas Should Take a Gander?
Colorado's Attorney General is suing the owners of a door-to-door magazine sales service, accusing them of deceiving consumers in Colorado and across the country.
Denver apartment rents post largest spike in 10 years
The average rent for an apartment in metro Denver rose 4.5 percent from the first quarter of last year to the same period this year, according to the Apartment Association of Metro Denver and the Colorado Division of Housing.
Colorado Secretary of State Gessler to discuss Denver iPad voting
Secretary of State Scott Gessler and Denver Clerk and Recorder Debra Johnson are touting Denver County's plan to use tablet computers for voting.
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