The Associated Press

Large hail will be the main threat from Thursday’s storms but damaging winds and a few tornadoes could also be possible.

Frazier joins businessmen Robert Blaha and Jack Graham, former state Rep. Jon Keyser and El Paso County Commissioner Darryl Glenn on the ballot.

A similar ballot proposal failed in 2014 by four votes.

Power went out and stopped a train on a 50-foot overpass near the airport’s cellphone lot Tuesday afternoon.

Airline officials say the passengers and crew were never in danger.

A lawsuit filed Friday says the Colorado Springs clinic lacked armed security guards and adequate fencing during the November attack.

Joel Miller was sentenced after being found guilty of several charges related to allegations that he overprescribed controlled substances.

The major mountain passes are set to open by Memorial Day Weekend.

Their ruling gives employees more time to bring bias lawsuits for discriminatory acts.

For a week beginning Saturday near Rocky Mountain National Park, more than 300 rangers will discuss climate change, poaching and other issues.

The state fire code was updated in 2015 to address a need for teachers to quickly lock their doors from inside their classrooms in the event of an emergency.

Officials and community members discussed pros such as making it easier for older people to navigate steep hills on bikes.

Jurors concluded that Cinemark, the nation’s third-largest movie theater chain, couldn’t have prevented James Holmes’ meticulously planned attack.

Peabody officials say all their workers near Steamboat Springs will continue to receive normal wages and benefits, pending court approval.

The group said there could be too many confusing initiatives on the November ballot.

The EEOC says at least 14 custodians were discriminated against by being forced to speak, sign documents and receive safety instructions only in English.