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The declaration comes just in time for a conference of computer warfare experts in Colorado Springs.

Nearly 2.5 million more gallons of water was pumped from wells than was documented as sold in 2014.

The university announced in October that it would attempt to re-establish ties with fraternities, but existing organizations have been unwilling to lose their independence.

There’s no timetable to complete the investigation, but it’s not expected before Denver plays Carolina in the Super Bowl on Feb. 7.

Miller’s recording of “Chattanooga Choo Choo” sold more than 1.2 million copies in 1942 and was among the first gold records.

A federal judge ordered an environmental review because the original review didn’t take a serious look at the impacts, including climate change.

Across the U.S., more than 1,000 inmates will now be considered for parole or reduced prison time.

The unofficial records kept among river rafters started with Maj. John Wesley Powell, who rowed the river in 29 days in 1869.

The Colorado Avalanche Information Center says 11 people have died in slides this month, including four over the weekend, for a total of 14 so far this snow season.

The sheep was weak and malnourished and died Friday.

Police say until the state creates a license for smoking lounges, similar events will have to be turned down.

Bennet won his last contest against in a tea party favorite in large part because of reproductive rights.

Author Forrest Fenn chartered a helicopter Thursday after New Mexico State Police called off the hunt for 54-year-old Randy Bilyeu outside Santa Fe.

Maureen O’Keefe had filed a complaint saying the state tried to silence her for her allegations against prison director Rick Raemisch.

California voters could approve recreational pot this fall and the state has no ban on out-of-state owners. That could prompt other pot states to loosen rules before California opens for business.

But water and weather experts said Tuesday it’s too early to predict how deep the snow will get or how much of it will make its way into the river.