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Megaupload shutdown did nothing to slow piracy, study finds
Federal prosecutors successfully shuttered the service last month and arrested seven men associated with Megaupload including site founder Kim Dotcom, who is said to have earned $42 million from the site in 2010 alone.
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Colorado Senate Democrats fire unpaid intern who threw glitter at Romney
The college student who threw a "glitter bomb" at GOP presidential contender Mitt Romney on Tuesday night also worked as an unpaid intern for Colorado Senate Democrats - who fired him Thursday.
Gymnasts Accuse Colorado Coach Of Sex Abuse, Torture
A group of former gymnasts are accusing a nationally recognized, Colorado-based gymnastics coach, of years of physical abuse, torture and sexual molestation.
'Dougherty gang' sister enters guilty plea in Colorado
Lee Grace Dougherty, one of the fugitive siblings of the Dougherty gang caught after a nationwide dragnet last summer, has pleaded guilty to reduced charges in Colorado and will have to serve at least nine years in prison, officials said.
Colorado Lawmakers Push For Better Film Incentives
Lawmakers - and film buffs - are taking another crack at boosting Colorado's incentives for film production companies, saying the state is missing out on helping its local economies because it lags behind other states in giving more lucrative deals to the movie industry.
Colorado among states to get waiver from No Child Left Behind
President Barack Obama on Thursday will free 10 states from the strict and sweeping requirements of the No Child Left Behind law, giving leeway to states that promise to improve how they prepare and evaluate students, The Associated Press has learned.
Madwire Media Announces New Websites for 3 Colorado-based Businesses
Businesses are increasingly turning to the web for business. It's important for retail businesses to have a dynamic online presence where their customers can shop or learn about their business 24 hours a day.
Inquirer: Colorado Man Loses Pot, Car in Sting
A Colorado man was arrested in East Whiteland earlier this month by a county drug task force, according to an article posted Wednesday on philly.com. District Attorney said Aaron J. Rosenbaum, 25, of Colorado Springs, should have stayed out of Chester County: On Feb.
Sales tax holiday considered in Colorado
Clothing and school supplies would be tax-free during an annual Colorado "sales tax holiday" that cleared its first hurdle in the state House Wednesday.
Colo. court says fugitive sibling has plea deal
One of the three Dougherty siblings accused in a multi-state crime spree has reached a plea deal with prosecutors, a spokesman for the Colorado court system said Wednesday.
Colorado GOP Presidential Caucus Results
Low visibilities and fresh snow drifts caused problems on the roads for Tuesday morning commuters.
Gay & Away: Colorado - February 2012
Colorado is a winter playground, offering something for everyone in the majestic Rocky Mountains.
Jubilant Santorum wins Minnesota and Colorado
Republican presidential candidate former House Speaker Newt Gingrich speaks at the Colorado Energy Summit in Golden, Colo., Monday, Feb.
Republican presidential candidate Rick Santorum speaks as his wife Karen, right, listens during a primary night watch party last night in St.
Colorado GOP Set For Tuesday Night Caucus Vote
CBS4's Mike Hooker interviews a Republican who came to see Mitt Romney speak in Loveland on Tuesday.
Snowpack declining in southern Colorado, totals improving a bit to the north
A car slid off the on-ramp from Kipling to 6th Avenue, Tuesday, Feb. 07, 2012, in Lakewood.
Colorado civil unions backers applaud California gay marriage ruling
The backers of legislation that would recognize same-sex civil unions in Colorado cheered a ruling Monday by a federal appeals court on Tuesday declared California's voter-approved ban on same-sex marriage unconstitutional.
Healeys repurchase three suburban Denver weeklies and buy nine Colorado papers
Jerry Healey and Ann Macari Healey, who owned the Littleton Independent, Highlands Ranch Herald and Englewood Herald for most of the 1990s, have repurchased the weeklies and bought nine other Colorado newspapers from Houston-based ASP Westward.
How Do Caucuses Work In Colorado?
All around Colorado in recent weeks, local Republican and Democratic party organizers have been running training sessions for party faithful who will help run Tuesday's caucuses that some might think a little - well - sleepy.
A look at Colorado ahead of Tuesday's caucuses
Passed by voters in 1992, the Taxpayers Bill of Rights requires lawmakers to ask voters to raise taxes.
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