Amendment T Supporters Rally At State Capitol
Supporters of Amendment T rallied at the State Capitol on Tuesday to gain support for the measure which calls for a reference to slavery to be removed from the Colorado Constitution.
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Supporters of Amendment T rallied at the State Capitol on Tuesday to gain support for the measure which calls for a reference to slavery to be removed from the Colorado Constitution.
An indoor marijuana grow facility has been approved in the community of Hygiene in Boulder County.
Denver Mayor Michael Hancock's chief of staff will take over as the president and CEO of the Denver Center for the Performing Arts.
A company in Colorado has teamed up with a pharmacy to make sure prescription painkillers don't end up in the wrong hands.
Colorado voters will get to decide this fall whether to scrap presidential caucuses and replace them with primary elections.
A second-grade teacher in North Texas has adopted a no-homework lesson plan for this school year.
The four-legged mayor of a northwestern Minnesota village greets voters like a true politician.
The ski train will resume passenger service to Winter Park from Denver's Union Station just after the new year.
After a 9 hour search, the man involved in a late night shooting in Boulder was taken into custody.
Highs only in the 60s on Wednesday will at least warm into the mid to upper 70s for Thursday and Friday with scattered afternoon and evening storms still around.
A rural Colorado sheriff is facing sexual assault and misconduct allegations.
Dolly, an Asian elephant at the Denver Zoo, is being offered hospice-style care by the Denver Zoo staff.
Law enforcement officials in Kansas cannot stop and search motorists just for having out-of-state license plates from states like Colorado that have legalized marijuana, a federal appeals court ruled Tuesday.
A woman left behind by a hit-and-run driver who struck her while she was driving her scooter is working to try to forgive the driver allegedly responsible for injuring her.
A government watchdog agency says a Denver-based VA executive misused official time over a four-year period because she couldn't show she had worked for all or part of up to 14 days.
