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A crowd gathers outside the suburban Denver campaign office of Republican Rep. Mike Coffman. They're waving signs with Coffman's name crossed out, urging passing motorists to vote against the two-term incumbent.
Colorado's largest newspaper has endorsed President Barack Obama for a second term in office.
Colorado Republicans have so far cast more than 2,000 more ballots than Democrats since voting by mail began in the state.
A Montana man suspected of abducting and assaulting an 11-year-old Cody girl is set to make his first court appearance in Wyoming.
Colorado's unemployment rate decreased to 8 percent in September, down two-tenths of a percentage point from August's unemployment rate of 8.2 percent.
Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney and running mate Paul Ryan are scheduled to visit Colorado next week.
Madonna has released a bizarre, rambling statement following her controversial show at the Pepsi Center where she used fake guns during her performance, angering many spectators still grieving from the mass shooting at an Aurora movie theater that left 12 dead.
A spokesman for Colorado Secretary of State Scott Gessler says his boss was probably unaware he needed to file receipts for $1,400 he used from his office account after he took office.
A man who threatened to blow himself up with a propane tank has been found dead following a seven-hour standoff with Colorado Springs police.
Prosecutors in the case of former Arapahoe County Sheriff Patrick J. Sullivan have formally asked a judge to order Sullivan to undergo a mental health offense specific evaluation.
The human remains found in a suspected killer's vehicle have been identified as his mother.
A tired traveler was startled awake when he made an interesting discovery inside the main terminal at the Denver International Airport – a loaded handgun.
Thieves ended up with more than they bargained for after they stole a truck filled with exotic animals.
A new computer program developed for Denver Public Schools will help connect students with the school best suited for them. It's called School Match.
A Colorado family is hopeful their father will recover from flesh-eating bacteria.
