The Associated Press

Skico apologized in a statement, saying they believe they made reasonable efforts to accommodate an injury sustained on the job but will learn from the jury’s verdict.

Lottery ticket sales in Colorado topped more than $60 million during the 21-drawing jackpot run, which ended Wednesday.

Prosecutors say that Brooke Higgins wrote in a journal that she wished she could have been part of the 1999 Columbine High School attack.

The New Mexico Environment Department says it filed a notice Thursday of its intention to sue the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency over last year’s spill.

Colorado Parks and Wildlife argues they aren’t native to Colorado and would threaten livestock and big game animals.

Colorado is facing more than $6 million in penalties after missing another federal welfare deadline. That’s in addition to a $5 million penalty for missing a deadline in 2012.

A severe drought and high temperatures in the early 2000s caused a rapid loss of ice.

Patrick Wetzel’s body was pulled Jan. 8 from Mill Lake, which is about 35 miles southwest of Milwaukee.

Rep. Jon Keyser, an Air Force Academy graduate and veteran of Iraq and Afghanistan, announced his run Monday.

College system officials say it has become too expensive and difficult to manage all the teachers.

The most recent project is the last of three major renovations for the Wheeler

Some residents are concerned their community is being confused with Pueblo, which they say has a high crime rate.

The death has been ruled an accident.

Cargill said it never changed its policy allowing prayer breaks; some workers believed it had.

Scientists say they’ve discovered evidence of a frenzied mating ritual by dinosaurs: long grooves in the ground etched by the pawing of clawed feet.

The park eclipsed 4 million visitors for the first time in its history in November and saw a 21 percent increase in visitors in 2015 as compared to 2014.