Denver Post

A Denver District Court judge rebuked the state board of health today for changing rules about medical marijuana without providing adequate notice to patients. Full Story »

Aaron Thompson, convicted on 31 counts related to the death of his daughter Aaroné, today was sentenced to 102 years in prison and 12 years in county jail. Full Story »

A man wanted by Jefferson County authorities was arrested after a resident spotted him bolting through yards in Arvada. Full Story »

Seven people, including five children, were taken to local hospitals this morning after a traffic accident in the Green Valley Ranch area of Denver. Full Story »

Traffic in an area of Cherry Hills Village is being detoured by a gas line repair. East Quincy Avenue is closed in both directions today from University Boulevard to Colorado Boulevard, Full Story »

Former congressman and presidential candidate Tom Tancredo said he was hit with an avalanche of interest in his possible gubernatorial candidacy after a Douglas County supporter set up "The Draft Tom Tancredo for Governor" Facebook page Monday afternoon. Full Story »

Click on the computerized map of the state of Colorado on the federal government's stimulus-spending Web page, and it displays 8,094 full-time jobs created or saved in the state. Full Story »

Faced with the threat of an independent political machine opposing him and the prospect of lackluster fundraising, Republican state Sen. Josh Penry of Grand Junction has decided to end his campaign for governor. Full Story »

Denver Public Schools officials recommended sweeping changes Monday to some of the district's worst schools and a change in how charter schools operate. Full Story »

A coalition of government and private groups mobilized Monday to try to reduce roadkill of wildlife, which has increased in recent years, with sensitive species such as the lynx among the deaths. Full Story »

An armada of giant yellow earthmovers on the prairie south of Denver is racing to dig one of Colorado's biggest water-supply reservoirs in decades — a hole 180 feet deep across 1,400 acres — designed to wean suburbs off waning aquifers. Full Story »

As clinical trials go, Bray Patrick-Lake's was a success. She supposes. But the manufacturer of the device that relieved her severe migraines apparently measured success in different terms. Full Story »

Elaine Calzolari died over the weekend. She was at home — actually her former mother-in- law's condo, the place where she moved after she sold her own place, envisioning a future of travel and simple living. Elaine's cancer returned before she could act on her plans. Full Story »

RTD directors will vote tonight on a new proposal to allow exterior advertising on light-rail cars, but with some modifications to a plan presented — and rejected — previously. Full Story »

University of Colorado engineering graduate Andrew Graham, 23, died from severe internal injuries from a single gunshot wound, the Arapahoe County coroner said Monday. Full Story »

A North Colorado Medical Center helicopter made an emergency landing in eastern Adams County on Monday night. The three-person crew and the patient were not injured. Full Story »

A man who allegedly paid the mother of a 14-year-old girl so he could have sex with the child has been charged with sexual assault. Full Story »

Colorado is in the process of establishing the Victim Information and Notification Everyday network, or VINE, which will automatically advise crime victims throughout the state of any movement, release or escape of their offenders. Full Story »

Sgt. Clancy Henderson prefers rock climbing to football, but on Monday, the NFL and ESPN honored him and other servicemen and women at a Denver luncheon. Full Story »

Denver is among the more dangerous big cities in the nation for pedestrians, according to a report released Monday by two national transportation groups. Full Story »

The Army is appealing a federal judge's ruling that rejected its plans to increase operations at a disputed training site in southeastern Colorado. Full Story »

County detectives are investigating the death of a young woman whose body was found at Boulder Falls on Monday but say her death doesn't appear suspicious. The Sheriff's Office received a call from a passenger on an RTD bus who had spotted a body near the falls, sheriff's Cmdr. Joe Gang said. Full Story »

Crested Butte Mountain Resort's five-year effort to push its ski area onto nearby Snodgrass Mountain has hit a barrier. Full Story »

Theodore "Ted" James Hackworth Jr., a staunch fiscal conservative who served on the Denver City Council for 24 years, died Monday at his home. Hackworth, 83, last served on the council in 2003. He was known as a no-nonsense councilman who spoke his mind, especially when it came to financial matters. Memorial arrangements are pending. Full Story »

The Federal Transit Administration has given final approval to the environmental impact statement on the 23-mile East Corridor commuter train that will link Union Station with Denver International Airport, RTD said Monday. Full Story »