Women Trapped For Days After Crash Near Fairplay Sues GM
Kristin Hopkins says that GM learned of the malfunctions that caused her vehicle to crash six years before the April 2014 accident.
Fort Collins Keeps Ban On Topless Women
The city council voted unanimously Tuesday evening to reject removing a public indecency law that prohibits the display of female breasts.
Denver Woman Gets Photo-Radar Ticket For Her Stolen SUV
Gonzales says her SUV also got a parking ticket and triggered a $9.20 toll in the Denver area last month. Both were mailed to her.
Former Colorado School Official Denies Sexually Abusing Boys
Jason Martinez testified Tuesday that one boy came to stay with him in Denver in May 2013. After the visit, the boy told his mother Martinez had abused him.
Denver Suburb Plans To Pipe-In Water From Fort Collins
Thornton Water Project Director Mark Koleber says construction on the underground pipeline could begin in 2018. Officials say the project is expected to be operational by 2025.
Thornton Plans To Pipe In Water From Poudre River
City officials are planning to move water about 60 miles from north of Fort Collins to its water treatment plant.
Colorado Springs Meat Company Recalls 36 Products
The recall has affected 36 products from Ranch Foods Direct that were produced over the last year.
Denver Shop Fined For Selling Synthetic Marijuana
The Attorney General’s Office says some of the products contained a synthetic cannabinoid that was associated with a batch that sent 221 people to emergency rooms.
Former El Paso County Deputy Accused Of Shooting Wife
Officials say Nikolas Gianes was on scene after the shooting, called 911 and was involved in the disturbance.
Gov. Hickenlooper Wraps Up Trade Mission In Israel
Hickenlooper said that Colorado stands in solidarity with the country amid escalating violence between Palestine and Israel.
Colorado Springs Officials Call For Pikes Peak Observatory
City officials say that the U.S. Forest Service’s ban on new uses does not apply since people have been using the mountain to stargaze since the 1800s.
Korean War POW From Fort Lupton Being Laid To Rest
Cpl. Grant H. Ewing was reported missing in late November 1950 after the 2nd Infantry Division was attacked by Chinese forces.
Colorado Ski Industry Worried About Winter Bookings
A decline in September bookings for this winter should pick up once the snow starts falling.
Ute Mountain Utes Building Housing For The Homeless
It’s the tribe’s first housing project in eight years, and there are more than 100 people on a waiting list.
Colorado Springs Pushes For Pikes Peak Observatory
City officials say people have been using the mountain to stargaze since the 1800s.
Prisons Mean Livelihood In Fremont County, But Gitmo Detainees Aren’t Welcome
Thirteen state and federal prisons in Fremont County make corrections a lucrative business. But folks there don’t want Gitmo detainees.