Education Group Says 'No' To $$ Proponents Say Legal Marijuana Would Raise
The head of the Colorado Education Association said she does not want the money that legalized marijuana would raise for education.
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The head of the Colorado Education Association said she does not want the money that legalized marijuana would raise for education.
Employees of McDonald's locations along the Front Range took time out of their day to give back to the community on Wednesday.
The Food and Drug Administration may consider new standards for the levels of arsenic in rice as consumer groups are calling for federal guidance on how much of the carcinogen can be present in food.
Jefferson Counties Sheriff's deputies are searching for a suspect wanted in a series of thefts.
Denver police on Wednesday revealed the identity of a suspect who is thought to have groped at least seven women.
The Colorado State Patrol has cited a driver suspected of following a group of bicyclists in his SUV and honking for five minutes without passing.
Forensic experts testified on Wednesday in the sex assault trial at Denver International Airport. They confirmed that the suspect's DNA was found on the victim.
Prosecutors are seeking to file 10 more counts against the man accused of killing 12 people and wounding 58 others at a suburban Denver movie theater.
A catchy pro-marijuana jingle for Colorado voters considering legalizing the drug goes like this: "Jobs for our people. Money for schools. Who could ask for more?"
Nearly two months after the Colorado theater shooting, funeral arrangements are being made for the youngest person killed in the attack.
Trespassing charges have been dropped against three University of Colorado students who were arrested at a 4/20 marijuana protest last spring.
The federal government said Wednesday it has control over highway access in national monuments even if no official notice was given, in a case that could affect highway rights of way on federal public land across the country.
Water regulators are asking farmers, ranchers and other water users to share their ideas for dealing with the current drought.
A Centennial man has won a $7 million verdict in the so-called "microwave popcorn lung" case.
