Colorado Stoned-Driving Bill Attracts Lawsuit
A frequent marijuana user who says Colorado's pending pot DUI bill sets the legal limit too low is suing to block the bill, arguing it violates his constitutional rights.
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A frequent marijuana user who says Colorado's pending pot DUI bill sets the legal limit too low is suing to block the bill, arguing it violates his constitutional rights.
Gabriel Ebert fell in love with the theater watching Denver area shows with his father, Barry. Now Gabriel is nominated for a Tony Award for his role in the new Broadway musical "Matilda."
When seeing how many people have been affected by the tornado in Oklahoma, it's obvious that help will be needed for quite some time, but there is a process to providing that help.
Sen. Mark Udall of Colorado called on the U.S. Forest Service on Friday to make certain that a contract dispute doesn't ground large air tankers used to fight wildfires.
Wednesday marks five years since the most expensive tornado in Colorado history. The EF3 twister ripped through Windsor in Weld County with winds over 165 miles per hour.
The data being collected from a plane can't stop a tornado, but scientists hope it will better prepare people for what's coming their way and give them more reaction time.
After months of delays because of battery problems, the plane that will bring Denver International Airport's first direct flight to Asia landed in Denver on Tuesday.
Boulder police have issued 35 tickets to possible violators of the new smoking ban on the Pearl Street Mall.
A large fire broke out at an apartment building in Fort Collins Tuesday morning and caused heavy damage.
A Colorado-based company that helps people manage their recreational sports teams' activities online has acquired key assets of Weplay Inc.
The American Civil Liberties Union is suing state prisons officials to force them to identify the drugs and procedures they plan to use for the execution of Nathan Dunlap scheduled in August.
Tea party activists rallied outside the Internal Revenue Service office in Denver on Tuesday to protest IRS scrutiny of conservative groups.
Colorado educators looking for bold changes to how the state funds public education have part of the equation answered, with Gov. John Hickenlooper signing into law Tuesday a mammoth bill.
The Denver Dumb Friends League resumed dog adoptions at its Quebec shelter Tuesday morning.
An attorney for the woman accused of providing the weapon used to kill Colorado's prisons chief said parolee Evan Ebel forced her to turn over the gun.
