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Republican state Rep. Scott Tipton said Wednesday that he intends to challenge Democratic U.S. Rep. John Salazar for the 3rd Congressional District seat. Full Story »
Colorado's top climate change guru told The Denver Post on Wednesday that she is severing ties with a liberal think tank that pays her $3,000 a month. Full Story »
Colorado State University will prepare veterans for "green" jobs through an agreement with a nonprofit group that gives vets training to work in a new-energy economy. Full Story »
Ball Aerospace & Technologies Corp. honored military veterans Wednesday with a presentation by several members of the Colorado-based Hubert L. Full Story »
UNC women hoops signs 4 newcomers Matt Schuman University of Northern Colorado women's basketball coach Jaime White calls it one of her best recruiting classes yet and the best part is that they are nearly all home grown. White signed four players on Wednesday to National Letters of Intent to play for the Bears next season, and three are from Colorado. The class is led by Kim Lockridge, a 6-foot ... Full Story »
Windsor's Chelsea O'Connor signs with Tennessee Sherrie Peif FORT COLLINS - No one had ever accomplished it before, and no one has accomplished it since. But from the day Chelsea O'Connor stepped on the fields at Triple Crown Sports complex in Fort Collins, her coaches knew they had a special athlete on their hands. "She was the only freshman on our roster to that point - and still," said Dave ... Full Story »
Former UNC coach Bob Blasi heads to state Hall Samuel G. Mustari Bob Blasi was in the yard, tending to chores on his acreage in Conifer on Wednesday afternoon when he realized he had a message to return a phone call to Colorado Sports Hall of Fame president Tom Lawrence. In the meantime, Blasi, the former University of Northern Colorado football coach, received a call from CSHOF selection ... Full Story »
Roosevelt vollleyball team visualizes success Samuel G. Mustari Geneva Morford has added a little twist to her Roosevelt volleyball team's routine this week. The Rough Riders have put the volleyballs in the bin, closed their eyes and employed visualization techniques. "We've worked on mental mindset," said Morford, whose team will take on Fossil Ridge at 11 Friday morning to open the Class 4A ... Full Story »
On Veterans Day, 'We all serve together' Bill Jackson The Stars and Stripes hung at half-staff Wednesday morning in remembrance of those killed last week at Fort Hood, Texas, as the 12th annual Veterans Day ceremony began at the Weld County Veterans Memorial in Bittersweet Park. About halfway through the hour-long ceremony, a pair of Black Hawk helicopters from the Army Reserve unit at Buckley ... Full Story »
A CBS4 investigation has found that a high-speed police chase that left several people injured, including an innocent driver, never should have happened, according to the police department's own rules and regulations. Full Story »
For the first time in 15 years the National Weather Service will be able to record up to the minute weather information in central Denver. A new state-of-the-art weather monitoring station is up and running at City Park Golf Course. Full Story »
A Denver Sheriff's Department deputy who was fired after lying about kicking an inmate has been reinstated by a Career Service Hearing Officer to the chagrin of jail and public safety administrators. Full Story »
New research indicates the urban waterway flowing through downtown Denver is rich with life and appears healthy. Full Story »
There's a new group that's been formed to try to unify all the voices in the medical marijuana community. They're calling themselves the Colorado Wellness Association. Full Story »
On Dec. 1 it will be illegal to text, tweet or e-mail behind the wheel and for many people who can text without looking at their phones, it may be tough to give up. Full Story »
At Fort Logan Cemetery and across the country Wednesday, our nation's veterans were honored. But the faces of those veterans are changing. While the stereotypical veteran use to be an older man, now it's his grandson or granddaughter. Full Story »
Colorado's largest school district is facing a huge challenge -- what's the best way to teach the children without breaking the bank. Full Story »
Freestyle skier Jeremy Bloom has abandoned his comeback try, ending a bid to make the 2010 Olympic team so he can spend more time on his charity work. Full Story »
The arrest of a United Airlines pilot from Lakewood Monday for allegedly drinking too much before entering the cockpit is the latest in a series of incidents involving airline pilots and alcohol. Full Story »
PARKER - Parker area residents and businesses will smell natural gas starting Thursday morning as Xcel Energy crews start maintenance work on a natural gas line. Full Story »
LOVELAND - Police are looking for a missing 82-year-old man with early stages of dementia. Full Story »
DENVER - For the first time in more than a decade, the National Weather Service is able to record up-to-the-minute weather data in central Denver. Full Story »
DENVER - Medical marijuana advocates have established a new business association designed to regulate Colorado's growing medical marijuana industry. Full Story »
FORT COLLINS - Dozens of veterans from across Northern Colorado turned out Tuesday to "stand-down" and accept thanks for their service and a helping hand. Full Story »
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Traffic is backed up along southbound 1-25 just south of Prospect after a single-vehicle accident. Full Story »
Gratitude mixed with patriotism on Wednesday as Fort Collins residents celebrated Veterans Days. Full Story »
The Poudre School District has finalized the dates and locations where parents and community members can give their feedback to members of the feasibility committee, the district group studying recommendations made to move, possibly close or consolidate several schools. Full Story »
The Food Bank for Larimer County is asking the community to help it meet its goal of providing 30,000 pounds or 2,000 frozen turkeys for individuals and families in Larimer County at-risk of hunger. Full Story »
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — All four of the guys who lost to Taylor Swift for entertainer of the year at the Country Music Association Awards made a tactical error: They asked the crossover sensation to open for them in their concerts. Full Story »
LOCHBUIE, Colo. - Authorities in Weld County are investigating a fatal hit and run accident that claimed the life of a 28-year-old woman. Full Story »
A Connecticut woman who was attacked by a 200-pound chimpanzee revealed her heavily disfigured face on television Wednesday, saying she is blind and has to eat through a straw, but isn't angry. Full Story »
DENVER - The number of new flu cases in Colorado has dropped for the third straight week, although four more deaths have been blamed on the virus. Full Story »
DENVER - Wow, Monday night games really create a short week. I still feel like its Tuesday. Regardless, it's time for a Broncos vs. Redskins breakdown. Full Story »
Vail Valley: Fly Fishing Outfitters wins $50,000 'Ultimate Business Makeover" Daily Staff Report Newsroom@vaildaily.com Vail, CO, Colorado Strive & Thrive, a non-profit organization created earlier this year to provide guidance and support to Vail Valley businesses Wedmesday announced that Fly Fishing Outfitters of Avon has won an "Ultimate Business Makeover" worth $50 ... Full Story »
Remembering the cost of freedom in the Vail Valley Lauren Glendenning lglendenning@vaildaily.com Vail, CO Colorado VAIL VALLEY, Colorado - Suzanne Dauphinais watched the Veteran's Day ceremony at Freedom Park in Edwards in Colorado's Vail Valley with tears in her eyes - the day is especially touching for her family. Dauphinais' son, Patrick Jr., or P.J. Dauphinais, is ... Full Story »
'This is our bar' say Sandbar patrons in Vail Caramie Schnell cschnell@vaildaily.com Vail, CO Colorado VAIL, Colorado - Two women in Vail brought a tray of warm meat pies. A few others sent cards. Domino's dropped off pizzas. The employees of Sports Authority, located next door, dropped off cookies. And yet others simply came, sidled up to the bar and ordered a Bud ... Full Story »
Beer: Water to beer from Colorado snowpack Douglas Brown The Denver Post People from around the world come to Colorado to make beer. Not for the hops or the grain. They come for the gorgeous water. The collision of Pacific-borne storms and towering mountains yields enormous reservoirs of pristine snow in the state, much of which melts and submits to gravity, ending up in water-treatment ... Full Story »
Boulder OKs temporary rules for pot dispensaries Associated Press Boulder, CO Colorado BOULDER, Colorado - City leaders in Boulder have adopted regulations for new medical marijuana dispensaries. Dispensaries won't be able to open near schools or in residential areas under temporary rules passed just after midnight Wednesday by the Boulder City Council. About 100 people showed up, many of them ... Full Story »
Anglers: Too much water for fishing Scott Condon The Aspen Times Aspen, CO Colorado BASALT - The U.S. Bureau of Reclamation is taking heat over its operations in the Fryingpan Valley this summer. The Basalt town government, Ruedi Water and Power Authority, and fishing guides want a detailed review and explanation of the reclamation bureau's releases from Ruedi Reservoir. The releases created ... Full Story »
Aspen salutes its veterans Rick Carroll The Aspen Times Aspen, CO Colorado ASPEN - Last week's massacre in Fort Hood, Texas, provided a somber backdrop for Wednesday's Veterans Day observance in Aspen. Still, veterans managed to muster humor with old stories on a crisp, clear morning of reverence, highlighted by U.S. Rep. John Salazar's tribute to his late father, who served in World War II. "I ... Full Story »
Commemoration goes off with bang Carolyn Sackariason The Aspen Times Aspen, CO Colorado ASPEN - With the push of a button and a warning shout of "fire in the hole!" two of Aspen's pyrotechnicians set off the antique cannon atop Smuggler Mine, letting everyone in town know there was something special about Wednesday. The time-honored tradition of firing off the four-barreled steel cannon was ... Full Story »
Fletcher returns to Music Festival through September Stewart Oksenhorn The Aspen Times Aspen, CO Colorado ASPEN - The Alan Fletcher situation at the Aspen Music Festival and School became clearer Wednesday. Ever so slightly clearer. The Music Festival made a brief statement regarding the status of Fletcher, the organization's president and CEO who was abruptly fired in mid-October, and whose ... Full Story »
It's not Whole Foods, but, hey, it's a market Scott Condon The Aspen Times Aspen, CO Colorado WILLITS - Willits Town Center will, indeed, have a market this year - although not the one that was anticipated. The Willits Town Center Partners, owners and developers of the project, plan to start a winter farmers' and artisans' market the Saturday after Thanksgiving and continue for another 13 weeks ... Full Story »
A model displays a creation by pastry chef Kotatsu Kanda during the Tokyo Sweets Collection 2009 fashion show. AP Photo/Itsuo Inouye
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