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A University of Colorado research team is featured in the journal, "Science", for making a major discovery in Type 1 diabetes.
A man questioned in the killing of Colorado's prisons chief brazenly tried to break into the home of a former corrections employee, repeatedly asking a neighbor if anyone was home, court documents unsealed Thursday show.
A Colorado House committee unanimously passed a bill Thursday that would require police agencies to videotape interrogations of suspects in certain felony cases as a way to prevent false confessions.
Boise State coach Leon Rice is still trying to wrap his head around this basketball brainteaser: Beating the buzzer with a winning basket doesn't necessarily mean you win the game.
U.S. Army officials say 560 shells and bottles containing mustard agent have been destroyed in the first round of a project to eliminate the nation's largest remaining stockpile of the chemical.
Jury selection is under way in the trial of a Longmont woman accused of cutting another woman's unborn baby from her womb, a case that reignited the debate over the legal rights of fetuses.
Officials in Castle Rock say the star that shines over the town has been vandalized for the second year in a row.
The Arapahoe County coroner on Thursday ruled the death of a 6-year-old boy a homicide.
The Colorado State Patrol says the number of citations related to marijuana dropped by more than 1 percent last year as compared with the year before because of increased training and enforcement.
Democratic candidates Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton and Clinton's daughter are due in Colorado with less than a month to go before the state and a dozen others weigh in on the primaries on Super Tuesday.
Hundreds of Denver students got free soup at school this week.
Firefighters in Douglas County were battling a large fire at a home Thursday morning.
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A probe of a mine waste accident that fouled rivers with arsenic, lead and other toxic substances has found further evidence that government workers knew a spill from the gold mine was possible, according to documents released by a U.S. House committee.
