- A Littleton company is one of the largest U.S. makers of credit cards that have a computer chip in them. Experts say such cards would help prevent security breaches like the one at Target in December.
- The EPA has proposed caps on emissions for new power plants. Officials in northeast Colorado asked the Governor to oppose them.
- Republicans failed this week in their latest attempt to repeal expanded gun background checks but the governor says he would support a subtle change to the law.
- Gov. John Hickenlooper has asked for such a campaign and says the state has one in the works. Meanwhile, teachers are asking for more drug counselors.
- Richard Krugman is the longest-serving medical school dean in the country.
- At least 19 Coloradans are competing in the Winter Games, many of them in skiing disciplines.
- In an interview with CPR, the governor talked about efforts to repeal gun measures, what still needs to be done to keep marijuana from children and proposed rules on carbon emissions.
- Marijuana use is legal in Colorado, but employers still have the right to fire you for it. That could change later this year.
- Whether it was Rocky Mountain oysters, local beer or a work of fine art, it’s time to pay up on those Super Bowl bets.
- What does the Chinese New Year have to do with the Broncos? Find out here.
- Attorney General Eric Holder said he’s preparing rules that will encourage banks to do business with marijuana businesses where they're legal. But banks say those rules won’t do enough.
- Snowmobiler Colten Moore took gold in Aspen a year after his brother became the first fatality in X Games history.
- The 2013 Supreme Court decision striking down the Defense of Marriage Act means that some states are allowing same-sex couples to file joint tax returns -- even if their marriages are banned in the state.
- The Fletcher brothers from will compete together -- and against each other -- in Nordic combined events at the Winter Olympics in Sochi, Russia.
- The Hickenlooper administration says Colorado will not experience the same results as Oregon did when the state expanded Medicaid in 2008.
- Denver Broncos quarterback Peyton Manning is famous for making a lot of noise right before each offensive play. “Omaha” has become his favorite call, but what does it mean?
