Competency Hearing Scheduled For Colorado Man In Teacher Death Case
A Montana judge has scheduled a two-day competency hearing to determine if a Colorado man charged with killing a high school teacher is fit for trial.
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A Montana judge has scheduled a two-day competency hearing to determine if a Colorado man charged with killing a high school teacher is fit for trial.
At least 10 U.S. states are considering bills to legalize or expand Internet gambling this year, according to a group that tracks gambling-related legislation worldwide.
Family members of a career criminal who held a teen hostage and was killed by police on Tuesday say his death didn't have to happen.
Boulder police are looking for the suspect in a bank robbery that happened Tuesday morning.
The Colorado Department of Transportation is doing their best to keep roads safe but there has been more snow and ice than usual so far and they are running low on Ice Slicer de-icer.
A social media frenzy forced Fort Collins High School to rethink banning a spirit week day called "Merica Day."
The Federal Emergency Management Agency is warning that many flood repair projects could be delayed because they are in an endangered mouse's habitat.
Democrats defeated a Republican proposal to allow voters decide whether to keep Colorado's new state logo, which has provoked strong feelings from opponents.
For the first time ever the Food and Drug Administration is targeting teens and tobacco.
Authorities have released the identity of a man shot by a deputy along Interstate 70 last Friday.
A wrongful death lawsuit filed by the parents of a New York teenager swept out to sea during a Hawaii hiking and kayaking tour has been settled.
A 13-year-old boy who was held hostage for nearly 18 hours was rescued unharmed Tuesday by police who shot and killed his captor.
Look for comfort, convenience and customization next fall when shopping for winter ski and snowboard gear.
The federal government is delaying its decision on whether to protect wolverines under the Endangered Species Act.
Colorado Democrats continue to hold the line against Republican attempts to roll back gun restrictions, voting again to turn down a proposal removing permit requirements to carry concealed weapons.
