The Associated Press

Michael Lucas wanted his plaque to have a Bible citation. When the school disagreed, he filed a lawsuit. Now a new plaque program is in place.

Tests found compounds called PFOS and PFOA in utilities that serve about 69,000 people in Fountain and the unincorporated community of Security-Widefield.

An increase in staff and other changes has helped eliminate the list of inmates waiting for services.

The legislation now goes to the full House for consideration, but faces an uphill battle.

The report didn’t say whether the records were deliberately falsified.

Intrawest will spend between $43 and $48 million to upgrade its resorts, including Steamboat Ski Area.

The rule was put in place a year before the quarterback joined the team because of its association with a local gang.

Swedish Medical Center is asking about 2,900 people to be tested for hepatitis B and C and HIV because a former surgical technician may have stolen pain medication.

Some fear Colorado’s idyllic beer lifestyle is in danger now that the world’s largest beer maker, Anheuser-Busch InBev, has staked a claim.

29-year-old Jorge Serrano crashed less than 30 minutes before his son Kaleb was born.

The Springs Rescue Mission’s cold-weather shelter has been operating at capacity since opening in November.

The agency said Monday the most recent illness reported to the agency started on Dec. 1. The source is still unknown, however.

A Colorado Department of Corrections officer opened fire during the melee, but police haven’t said whether he fired the fatal shot and have reported no arrests.

FC Bikes and Fort Collins Bike Library will launch at least six bike stations across town by spring.

The Colorado Motorcycle Expo is being held this weekend at the complex.

Elmer Melchi was initially denied permission to move into the same nursing home as his wife, June Melchi, who has dementia.