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Brian Smothers told The Associated Press Wednesday the VA had opened two separate inquiries into his actions.

A week after the election, the confusingly written amendment is on the cusp of failing and lawmakers may be to blame.

After years of stamping out soda tax proposals with well-financed campaigns, Big Soda is suddenly finding itself up against bigger adversaries.

The VA says an employee emailed unencrypted documents to the employee’s personal email account.

They held up banners with messages like “honk for love” along the street outside while others held a Mexican flag.

The theft of the powerful painkiller by Rocky Allen, a former Navy medic who is HIV positive.

U.S. District Judge Christine Arguello ruled late Friday that Colorado can’t enforce an 1891 law.

Defense officials said the soldiers had gotten off a helicopter and were moving on foot with Afghan forces when they came under fire.

Prosecutors say the man did not care whether his customers were felons or sex offenders.

The Bureau of Land Management has received thousands of comments on its draft resource management plan for it Uncompahgre Field Office.

CenturyLink is paying about $24 billion to buy Level 3, to expand its telecommunication services for businesses.

60-year-old Jim Detterline’s body was found Tuesday outside Allenspark, where he lived.

After only one year on the job, CEO Christine Perich is stepping down as head of New Belgium Brewing.

Anheuser-Busch says a professional truck driver was on board for the entire route and monitored the trip from the cab’s sleeper berth.

Denver police spokesman Doug Schepman says the break-in was reported early Tuesday.

The little-known law gained attention last week when Denver District Attorney Mitch Morrissey issued a warning.