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Greeley Teacher to Lose Job After Going to School Drunk
A Greeley elementary school teacher is expected to lose her job for going to work drunk earlier this month.
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Democrat Miller cruises to victory
Democrat Dan Miller of Mt. Lebanon easily defeated two other candidates in a special election for a state House seat in the South Hills.
Colorado Department of Health Care Policy & Financing and Treo...
The Colorado Department of Health Care Policy & Financing and Treo Solutions will be presenting first-year results of the state's Accountable Care Collaborative at Healthcare IT Connect on Tuesday, May 21 at the Four Seasons in Baltimore.
Hemp growing legal right now? No, says Colorado Department of Agriculture
That's a complicated question -- and one that the Colorado Department of Agriculture is trying to clear up in a statement issued this week: "Amendment 64 did not authorize the immediate cultivation of hemp.
Lawyer: Colorado parolee made woman turn over gun
This undated image provided by the Colorado Bureau of Investigation shows Stevie Marie Ann Vigil, 22, who was arrested Wednesday, March 27, 2013.
Hungry for a smoothie? Blend it up while burning calories
LiveWell Colorado is challenging Coloradoans this summer to get moving and to eat healthy.
We open with an homage to "Lost," in which Monroe forces his captor Nora to put on a pretty dress and join him for a fancy dinner to expose and weaken her-remember when Ben did that to Kate in season 3? Nora obviously refuses to comply with the enemy, so they throw her in a basement and torture her with water, drugs and blunt force trauma to the ... (more)
Tedesco travels to Washington as part of Accelerate Colorado business mission
Adams County Commissioner Charles "Chaz" Tedesco taveled May 13 through 15 to Washington, D.C., to seek new jobs in Adams County.
Colorado Sheriffs file a federal lawsuit against recent gun control laws
Colorado Sheriffs have filed a federal lawsuit against the recent gun control laws that were signed into law by the governor.
Op-Ed: Gamma Rays and the Grand Canyon
Uranium mining has left a poisonous legacy in the Four Corners region of the Colorado Plateau-Indian country where Utah, Arizona, New Mexico, and Colorado come together.
Hickenlooper Signs Bills to Improve Outdoors
Gov. John Hickenlooper has signed four bills aimed at preserving and improving Colorado's outdoor experience.
Mob attacks Colo. man thought to be sexual predator
Residents angry that police had not warned them about sex assaults of children took matters into their own hands, chasing down a man they thought was the attacker, pelting him with rocks and leaving him with a bloody face in Colorado, authorities said Monday.
Coloradans 'absolutely shred' American Ninja Warrior course
More contestants than ever before made it through the qualifying rounds of the "American Ninja Warrior" course this weekend in Civic Center Park.
YOU ARE BORN insanely rich, so rich you will never have to work a day in your life, but you will "work" and be royally compensated.
How Will the Sheriffs' Gun Lawsuit Impact the Gun Conversation?
Some people may have thought that when Governor Hickenlooper signed two controversial gun control measures that the State Legislature passed this spring that the gun control conversation was over.
Montrose City Council in Colorado consider a ban on retail pot
The Montrose City Council is scheduled to consider a permanent ban on the retail sale of marijuana in the city.
New Legislation Helps Fund Eisenhower Tunnel Fire Suppression System
Gov. John Hickenlooper signed a bill into law Saturday establishing the Petroleum Cleanup and Redevelopment Fund within the Division of Oil and Public Safety, a part of the Colorado Department of Labor and Employment.
Viceroy Snowmass Offers Special Rate for Colorado Residents
The Viceroy Snowmass , just 20 minutes from Aspen, is making a mountain getaway affordable with rooms starting at $105. Starting May 24, 2013, through Oct.
Inside The Effort To Open Independence Pass
Poole had extra reason to be cautious on May 13, as there was a 4- to 5-foot wall of snow in front of him on the stretch of road 2 miles beneath the summit.
Police jobs are tough to fill in some small Colorado towns
Tom Chinn chose law enforcement as a career 40 years ago and has never turned back.