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A hardware store owner has been arrested and accused of faking a burglary at his store, then filing a fake insurance claim and collecting more than $25,000, officials said. Full Story »

Police are searching for a grandmother and her 2-year-old grandson who havent been heard from since Tuesday morning. Full Story »

Bread is plentiful in food banks across the country. Gluten-free bread is not. Thats about to change as a Colorado food bank becomes the test site for a new, nationwide program to offer gluten-free food. Full Story »

Gov. Bill Ritter said a new solar energy company is bringing 30 more jobs to Colorado. Full Story »

A former Colorado man accused of killing a Wesleyan University student in a bookstore cafe is undergoing a mental health evaluation to help determine whether he is fit for trial. Full Story »

A rash of bank robberies has authorities concerned about your safety, and they need the public's help to catch the criminals. Full Story »

An animal-rescue group that has received multiple complaints from customers has been given an F rating from the Better Business Bureau. Full Story »

The owner of a commercial dogsledding operation could face an animal cruelty charge after a former employee told police the man punched a dog and hit the animal with a pipe, police said. Full Story »

In the second largest federal discrimination settlement in Colorado history, Albertsons supermarket chain has agreed to pay $8.9 million to workers at its former Aurora distribution center to resolve a racial discrimination case. Full Story »

A chimney fire displaced a family of six in Golden Tuesday morning. Full Story »

Hundreds of thousands of swine flu shots for children have been recalled because tests indicate the vaccine doses lost some strength, government health officials said Tuesday. Full Story »

Unionized Colorado workers accepted a last, best and final contract offer from King Soopers but rejected a similar offer from Safeway. Full Story »

The North Face Apparel Corp. is suing a small suburban St. Louis-area company called The South Butt and the teenager who started it. Full Story »

A Colorado man who developed "popcorn lung" from regularly eating microwave popcorn and its artificial butter flavoring has settled his claims against a flavor developer. Full Story »

Want to know how much power your refrigerator, your computer or another item is using? Now there's a meter for that. Full Story »

An employee of a Family Dollar Store in Sheridan was injured during a robbery Monday night. Full Story »

Mild weather to hang around another couple of days before next system cools us down. Full Story »

Denver police have arrested a suspect in the slaying of a 22-year-old woman in the Swansea neighborhood of north Denver. Full Story »

An empty bus was hit by a freight train in Colorado Springs after the bus got stuck on railroad tracks, but no injuries were reported. Full Story »

People who drink several cups of coffee or tea each day appear to have less of chance of getting type 2 diabetes than those who don't drink any. Full Story »

A union representing thousands of Colorado grocery workers is counting members' votes on the last, best, final contract offers from three chains. Full Story »

A man found dead in an early-morning house fire on Tuesday was homeless and disabled and had been taken in by the compassionate homeowner. Full Story »

Drivers across the metro area are experiencing pressure loss from their tires from corrosion. Full Story »

A neighborhood in Northglenn isn't going to let vandals destroy a Christmas tradition. Full Story »

A judge who for more than a year oversaw involuntary medication cases at the Pueblo state mental hospital is married to the assistant attorney general who provides legal advice for the institution. Full Story »