The Associated Press

Bob Harvey is claiming defamation, emotional harm and that he was wrongfully terminated in 2014.

Las Vegas-based Full House Resorts is planning to buy Bronco Billy’s Casino and Hotel.

Park rangers searched the area on Saturday and found Veysey’s body at the bottom of Lambs Slide.

The victim has been identified as 43-year-old Michael Roy Craven, Jr., who was being held on assault and extortion charges.

Meteorologists are calling for showers and cooler temperatures in most parts of the state.

A federal court judge has ruled that the U.S. Forest Service unjustifiably withheld documents from environmentalists.

Grand Junction will be barred from enforcing its 2014 ordinance limiting panhandling.

At the same time, EPA officials said metro Denver and the northern Front Range won’t be penalized for missing a July 20 deadline.

TSA said the bride and groom’s names both start with a “T,” so their wedding souvenirs were labeled TNT.

The governor said that if investigators find Clinton broke the law it could be “the death knell” for her presidential campaign.

Silverton Mountain owners Aaron and Jen Brill were hoping they could avoid an environmental assessment since one had been in 2008.

Many stores in Oregon are trying to lure customers with extended hours, food giveaways and discounted marijuana.

CNBC’s Carl Quintanilla will serve as one of the moderators for the debate on Oct. 28.

Test flights would be done over tornado-prone states in the West and Midwest.

The ruling means the already postponed rules might not take effect for years, even if they’re ultimately upheld.

The pilots indicated there was a mechanical problem with the right engine and they chose to shut it down.