- Colorado is part of the 60 percent of states that haven't included historical sites in their state-wide planning for hazard mitigation.
- Over 500 Colorado GOP members want to be one of the people who chooses 2016 Republican presidential nominee. But there's only room for 34.
- The length of time that young people spend such places is associated with obesity, say researchers, and the pattern is more pronounced for young women.
- Former Broncos quarterback Peyton Manning was asked to respond to allegations of sexual harassment at his retirement. To some online, the mere question was inappropriate.
- Three of the five bill would change current rules for carrying a concealed weapon in Colorado.
- "What we've seen in the last year or so is the rise of an additional several anti-gay groups," said Mark Potok, the report's editor.
- A 1000-bed facility would have held children who entered the country illegally.
- But no replacement facility has been found yet, though the city promises services will continue.
- The city's Capitol Hill and Speer neighborhoods were the biggest complainers in 2014 and 2015.
- The Broncos still played in Mile High Stadium. Denver was home to just a handful of breweries. And downtown was a shadow of what it is now.
- Local granite and beetle-kill pine will be featured in the makeover.
- Police Chief Luis Velez told the City Council the rate of crime in Pueblo is nearly double the national average.
- The cities don't get a big check for winning -- instead they get "technical assistance" to develop food systems in their cities.
- The town closest to the spill, Silverton, has already said it wants a Superfund site -- here's why others are chiming in to support it.
- So far, at least $13 million worth of Powerball tickets have been sold this week. That translates to about $3.1 million for recreation around the state.
- A look at the highest-earning movies filmed in Colorado -- how many are actually set here?
