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GOP energized for comeback in 2010; candidates say party poised to retake key posts
Next year should mark a sweeping set of political comebacks for Colorado Republicans, a trio of GOP office-seekers assured Longmont party members Thursday.
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Slight decline in Colorado October unemployment
Thata TMs a slight decline from September, when the rate was at 7 percent. It was 7.3 percent in August.
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Lawyer to head Colo. Dept. of Regulatory Agencies
Gov. Bill Ritter has appointed attorney Barbara J. Kelley of Denver to be the new executive director of the Colorado Department of Regulatory Agencies, effective Dec.
14 hrs ago | KRDO-TV Colorado Springs
Chunk of ice crashes through roof of Colorado home
A basketball-sized chunk of ice crashed through the roof of a family's Colorado home after apparently falling from an airplane passing overhead.
Hurricane Katrina wave action to be simulated at Colorado test facility
The wave-overtopping simulator will be able to simulate levees made of soils in any region.
Colorado Flu Cases Decline for 4th Straight Week
The number of new influenza cases in Colorado has dropped for the fourth consecutive week.
CSU hurricane team says its '09 forecast was high
Colorado-based weather researchers say three hurricanes formed in the Atlantic this year, two fewer than they predicted before the season and one less than their August update called for.
a oeDorkya Girl Wins a oeTop Modela
America's next top model isthe dorky one. At least, that's how 18-year-old redhead and University of Colorado student Nicole Fox described herself after winning a $100,000 Cover Girl contract and six-page spread in Seventeen magazine as prize for conquering the 13th cycle of "America's Top Model." "I'm a dork and I'm America's Next Top Model!" the ...
Colorado Receives "D" on Premature Birth Report Card
For the second consecutive year, Colorado received a "D" on the Premature Birth Report Card issued by the March of Dimes.
Your Tax Money Awarded In Phantom Colorado Congressional Districts
COLORADO SPRINGS Your federal tax dollars are being spent in parts of Colorado that don't even exist.
Animal Waste May Have Caused Salmonella Outbreak
Health officials say animal waste was the likely reason for a salmonella outbreak that spread through a southern Colorado city's tap water supply last year.
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Photographer Fielder to present book on Colorado ranches
Famed Colorado nature photographer John Fielder will present his latest book, Ranches of Colorado, at 6 p.m. on Nov.
Safeway Offers Colo. Workers Final Contract Offer
After months of talks, Safeway has given a union representing Colorado grocery workers its last, best, final contract offer.
Colo. medical pot suppliers will have to pay taxes
Colorado is gearing up to officially tax and regulate medical marijuana dispensaries, a move lawmakers say amounts to legal recognition of a growing industry.
Gibbs To Retire From Colorado Senate
Colorado state Sen. Dan Gibbs has decided not to run for another term next year.
Colo. Man Comes Home, Finds Squatter In Underwear
Authorities in Colorado say a homeowner who was selling his house returned to the property to find a 24-year-old squatter wearing only underwear.
Climate scientist says El Nino may keep midwinter storms south of Colorado ski resorts
A Colorado climate scientist says midwinter snowstorms could stay south of the state's ski areas this season because of an El Nino pattern.
Feds to spend $11.7M on land in national monuments
Federal officials plan to spend $11.7 million for about 5,000 acres of private land in national monuments, forests and recreation areas in three Western states.
Tointon focuses on Colorado's Future
The goal of Colorado's Future is to build public trust and improve the processes of public policy decision making in a way that will build a better Colorado.
CDOT closing 104th Ave. bridge over Platte River
The Colorado Department of Transportation today closed the bridge that takes East 104th Avenue over the South Platte River after engineers discovered significant deterioration of concrete on key portions of the structure.
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