Human West Nile Virus Cases Reach 120 In Colorado
Colorado health officials have reported seven new human cases of West Nile virus from last week.
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Colorado health officials have reported seven new human cases of West Nile virus from last week.
Denver Mayor Michael Hancock is welcoming a Justice Department decision to help clear the way for financial institutions to do business with the legitimate marijuana industry without fear of prosecution.
The Justice Department and federal banking regulators will help clear the way for financial institutions to transact business with the legitimate marijuana industry without fear of prosecution.
Another member of Colorado's congressional delegation is opposing attacking Syria.
A federal team has arrived in Colorado to help investigate hospital reports that synthetic marijuana is to blame for scores of recent illnesses and possibly three fatalities in Denver and Colorado Springs.
Colorado has become the first state in the country to finalize rules for recreational marijuana businesses, which are expected to open at the beginning of next year.
LiveWell Colorado is kicking off a whole month dedicated to promoting health and wellness at work.
A teen has died and another is in critical condition after being exposed to carbon monoxide in a camper.
Two Democratic lawmakers who voted for new Colorado firearms restrictions faced the first legislative recalls in state history Tuesday, elections that tested popular support for gun limits in a state with a strong tradition embracing Second Amendment rights.
A man suspected of riding a horse under the influence of alcohol in Boulder on Monday has been released from custody.
Denver police would like the public's help locating a suspect in a felony assault and bias-motivated crime.
Bureau of Land Management Colorado office director Helen Hankins will retire at the end of the month.
A 32-year-old Fountain man is facing first-degree murder charges in the shooting death of a pregnant woman in Colorado Springs that left her baby in critical condition.
The Colorado State Patrol and law enforcement agencies throughout the state say they arrested more than 1,300 impaired drivers during a Labor Day campaign to cut down on accidents.
Heavy hail fell in several neighborhoods in the west central part of the Denver metro area on Monday, causing major flooding problems for dozens of homeowners.
