
Troopers Crack Down On Drug-Related Driving
Troopers issued more than 4,500 citations for driving under the influence or driving under the influence of drugs in 2015.

Bill Would Require Police Interrogations To Be Recorded
The bill is one of five that lawmakers said Thursday are designed to increase public confidence in police.

Colorado Gun Shop Owner Indicted On Conspiracy, Tax Charges
Richard Wyatt once appeared on the reality show “American Guns.” He surrendered to authorities Thursday.

New Mexico Official Blasts EPA Over Gold King Mine Spill
The head of the New Mexico Environment Department said federal officials are downplaying the long-term effects of the Gold King Mine spill.

Revenue Dept. Asks Colorado Taxpayers To Be Patient On Returns
The department says it is taking extra time and care reviewing returns after seeing an increase in fraud.

Durango Explores Long-Term Housing For Homeless
Homeless advocates say long-term housing would let homeless people focus on putting their lives back together.

Colorado Marijuana Sales Total Near $1 Billion In 2015
Marijuana shops sold $996 million of pot in 2015, an increase of about $300 million from the previous year.

Colorado Springs OKs Ordinance Banning Sitting On Downtown Sidewalks
The ordinance bars sitting and lying on sidewalks, curbs, alleys or streets in the downtown and Old Colorado City business districts.

House OKs Bill To Tighten Control On VA Construction
The bill was passed in response to the over-budget new VA hospital in Aurora.

Unruly Passenger Diverts Boston-San Diego Flight To Denver
A man brought his own alcohol on the plane Tuesday night. When he wasn’t allowed to drink it he started yelling “I’m not a terrorist.”

Doctor In Colorado Painkiller Case Gets 6 Months In Prison
The doctor was indicted in 2011 in relation to his prescribing practices, which were alleged to have contributed to the death of patients.

Former CU Professor Sentenced For Lab Equipment Scheme
45-year-old Donald Cooper entered his plea Friday and was given a six-month deferred sentence.

Owner Of Echo Mountain Resort Seeks Bankruptcy Protection
Nora Pykkonen has nearly $1.5 million in debt.

Party Like It’s 1999: Denver To Celebrate Another Super Bowl
Hundreds of thousands of people are expected for Tuesday’s parade and rally.

Arapahoe Basin Expansion Advances
The U.S. Forest Service issued a key draft environmental impact statement on Friday.

Here’s The 2016 Ride The Rockies Itinerary
Cyclists will begin on June 12 in Carbondale and end on June 17 in Fort Collins.