Colorado Springs Group Sues To Ban Fracking
A group of Colorado Springs residents is suing the city in hopes of eventually banning oil and gas drilling, including hydraulic fracturing, within city limits.
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A group of Colorado Springs residents is suing the city in hopes of eventually banning oil and gas drilling, including hydraulic fracturing, within city limits.
Prince Harry has arrived in the U.S. and will soon be in Colorado. When he arrives a woman who is not unfamiliar with being a princess will greet the third in line to the British throne in song.
The long-delayed mega hotel and conference center in Aurora is back on track for development.
A man has been convicted in a deadly shooting at a Halloween party nearly seven years ago.
As Gov. John Hickenlooper says goodbye to lawmakers for the year, he might want to send some of them thank-you cards — both for giving him what he wanted and for backing off from what he didn't.
Arrest records state that a fellow gymnastics coach told management about one coach's "touchy" behavior before he was arrested for sexual assault on a child.
Report potholes in the Denver metro area to get them fixed.
A stolen car smashed into another vehicle at a busy intersection in Thornton early Thursday morning. The crash sent the suspect, passengers and those in the other vehicle to the hospital.
A juvenile charged in the Weber Canyon Fire has been sentenced for starting the fire burning near Mancos last summer.
The governor is expected to sign a measure into law that would redefine how Colorado elections are run, allowing same-day voter registration and having ballots mailed to all registered voters.
Fort Carson is holding a memorial service for two of its soldiers who died in Kuwait.
Wet weather has been making travel difficult in parts of Colorado.
Gov. John Hickenlooper is about to get his annual briefing about the risk of wildfires this summer in Colorado.
Attorneys for the man convicted of ambushing and killing four people at a Colorado pizzeria in 1993 filed a lawsuit Thursday saying the state's plans for his execution in August could cause prolonged and excruciating pain, a violation of the Constitution's ban on cruel and unusual punishment.
Police in Jefferson County have arrested 10 people in an identity theft ring, but they are still looking for one of the alleged ringleaders and three other suspects.
