Energy Drinks And Your Ticker
It's not the caffeine that's a problem, but the other ingredients that may make your heart rhythm do funny things when you have an energy drink.
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It's not the caffeine that's a problem, but the other ingredients that may make your heart rhythm do funny things when you have an energy drink.
Doors Open Denver will celebrate architecture and design throughout the city this weekend, and one of the highlights is a new downtown hotel.
Students in CSU's Fermentation Science and Technology program will get hands-on training thanks to equipment donated by Molson Coors Brewing Company.
Colorado regulators say they've found no signs of natural gas leaks after a fatal explosion at a home near a gas well but they're still running tests.
The Arapahoe County Coroner has identified the two men found dead in a home in Centennial on Wednesday as those involved in a murder-suicide.
Construction crews are breaking ground on a new affordable housing complex in Lakewood that was once an abandoned office building.
Investigators are working to catch thieves targeting mailboxes in rural Summit and Grand counties.
Researchers in Colorado are set to embark on the first large-scale study of how smoke from wildfires in the West impacts our environment.
The Cheyenne Mountain Zoo announced the gender of their new baby giraffe.
The City and County of Denver is moving forward in the process to host a massive three-day music and art festival at Overland Park Golf Course.
Residents in Firestone are questioning their safety after Anadarko announced it will close more than 3,000 vertical wells across Colorado.
A few rain showers are possible in the metro area on Thursday. Then rain will develop again Friday afternoon and change into snow Friday night.
United Airlines says it will raise the limit on payments to customers who give up seats on oversold flights and will increase training for employees as it deals with fallout from the video of a passenger being violently dragged from his seat.
President Trump signed an executive order requiring the review of dozens of national monuments designated over the last two decades.
There's a sad story in Elbert County after a wildlife sanctuary euthanized all of its animals -- a total of 11 animals -- lions, tigers, and bears.
