Seeing-eye-dog-school dropout nabs top canine cop job
Riley the "arson dog" has big paws to fill: award-winning Sadie, who flirted with Hollywood fame, is retiring and Riley's taking over.
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Colorado pot sales hit new high in June
Read moreThrough the first half of 2014, customers from around the world have spent $115 million on recreational marijuana in Colorado.
Colo. hunting licenses selling online at brisk pace
Read moreTuesday was the first day of sales for late summer and fall tags for animals like elk and bear.
Colo. paint fee, new plumbing requirements, become law
Read moreHome improvements will eventually cost more with two new Colorado laws.
Colorado has long history of deciding big things through the ballot
Read moreColorado is among the national leaders in using the ballot initiative process to make laws, but the process remains controversial.
8 Colorado ballot initiatives you should know about
Read moreA quick list of what voters are likely to see on November's ballot.
Colo. prepares to issue licenses to non-US citizens without legal papers
Read moreThe DMV offices in Denver, Aurora, Fort Collins, Colorado Springs and Grand Junction will be taking applications.
Opponents of 'Personhood Amendment' rally at Capitol
Read moreOpponents says Amendment 67 would ban all abortions in Colorado.
Explained: The Colo. ballot initiatives that would limit oil and gas development
Read moreActivists are pushing to bring their quest to limit oil and gas development to the voters.
Gay marriage decisions in Colorado stir range of reactions
Read moreColorado's ban on same-sex marriage appears headed for defeat, according to even its legal defender. That means different things to many people in the state.
Amid abuse of power allegations, Denver sheriff vows crackdown at jail
Read moreDenver Sheriff Gary Wilson's jail is facing 114 internal affairs investigations -- quite a few for a department with about 750 officers.
Denver, Pueblo clerks follow Boulder on issuing marriage licenses to gay couples
Read moreIn his ruling, Boulder County Judge Andrew Hartman described Hall’s actions as civil disobedience, but said it is not harming the people of Colorado.
Colorado residents and visitors consuming marijuana by the ton
Read moreColorado's Department of Revenue completes first market demand study since retail sales began in January.
Hickenlooper's push for fracking compromise runs into roadblocks
Read moreThe governor is trying to broker a deal to avoid ballot measures restricting drilling. A key interest group signed on amid controversy, but some legislators are unsupportive.
Colo. Democrats play politics around Obama's visit
Read moreU.S. Sen. Mark Udall, who is locked in a bitter re-election battle with Republican U.S. Rep. Cory Gardner, did not join Obama on stage or at a later fundraiser.
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