The Fort Collins Coloradoan

Offices of the city of Fort Collins and Larimer County will be closed Wednesday in observance of Veterans Day, which is a federal holiday. The Gardens on Spring Creek will be closed, but all Fort Collins recreation facilities will be open. Transfort bus service will operate under a normal schedule. Full Story »

DENVER (AP) — A Denver judge has overturned a state health board ruling that narrowed the definition of who can supply medical marijuana. Denver District Court Judge Larry Naves said Tuesday that the order adopted by the health board on Nov. 3 is "invalid and void." Full Story »

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> 6 to 10 a.m. — Free breakfast for all veterans and their families at the Fort Collins Senior Center, 1200 Raintree Drive. Full Story »

DENVER - About 700 Frontier Airlines jobs will be leaving Colorado, according to an official with Mayor John Hickenlooper's office. Full Story »

A $1.2 million federal grant will help hundreds of Fort Collins children living in poverty get counseling for trauma and post-traumatic stress disorder. Full Story »

CSU's budget cutting is claiming another victim: the university's print shop. Full Story »

DENVER (AP) - Medical marijuana rules are headed to a Denver judge. Denver District Court Judge Larry Naves has scheduled a hearing today on state regulations limiting who can supply the drug to patients. Full Story »

The driver of a Boston subway train made an emergency stop only inches short of a woman who had fallen onto the tracks and was stumbling and flailing around, the Associated Press reports. Full Story »

A case being decided by the U.S. Supreme Court might determine whether Tim Masters will be permitted to continue his lawsuit against the prosecutors who put him in prison. Full Story »

Diggs Brown, a former Fort Collins City Council member who just completed a year of active military duty overseas, will announce Saturday that he's seeking the Republican nomination for Colorado's 4th Congressional District. Full Story »

Simmering tensions between two Loveland families threatened to boil over in a Fort Collins courtroom Monday as a judge handed down a 12-year prison sentence to a man who admitted fatally stabbing a stranger with a sword. Full Story »

People look at a Christmas display at the Great Christmas Hall of Trees on Monday at the Lincoln Center in Fort Collins. Full Story »

In hopes of cutting electricity consumption in Fort Collins, thousands of city households have been chosen to receive monthly reports on their energy use. Full Story »

Every weekend during the school year, about 1,000 CSU students don't drive home drunk. Full Story »

Larimer County officials are considering reviving efforts to build a radio tower for public-safety communications on Middle Bald Mountain west of Red Feather Lakes. Full Story »

When the Berlin Wall fell Nov. 9, 1989, not all of it came crashing to the ground. A small stretch - not even a mile long - still stands. It's called the East Side Gallery. Full Story »

Diggs Brown, a former Fort Collins City Council member who just completed a year of active military duty overseas, will announce Saturday that he's seeking the Republican nomination for Colorado's 4th Congressional District, he told the Coloradoan today. Full Story »

DENVER — Republican state Sen. Josh Penry plans to drop out of Colorado’s gubernatorial race, two sources told The Associated Press Monday. Full Story »

WASHINGTON (AP) - About a million Maclaren strollers sold by Target and Babies "R" Us are being recalled after 12 reports of children having their fingertips amputated by a hinge mechanism. Full Story »

Construction on a new bridge over the Poudre River is expected to close Harmony Road in Timnath for four days beginning Tuesday. Harmony Road between Weitzel Street and Larimer County Road 5, which is Main Street, will be closed beginning at 5 a.m. Tuesday. Full Story »

Larimer County officials are considering reviving efforts to build a radio tower for public-safety com-munications on Middle Bald Mountain west of Red Feather Lakes. Full Story »

Republican state lawmaker Josh Penry is bowing out of the governor's race and will endorse rival Scott McInnis, the Washington Post reports. The paper's political blog, The Fix, cited two sources familiar with Penry's thinking. Full Story »

Family and friends of a Loveland man fatally stabbed in April filled a Fort Collins coutroom this morning to watch David Shern's killer sentenced for reckless manslaughter. Full Story »

Northern Colorado's three Republican congressional candidates are expected to share the stage for the first time at a Friday candidates' forum. Full Story »