Oregon Warns Marijuana Growers Against Illegal Pesticides
The Oregon Department of Agriculture said Wednesday it has drawn up a pesticide advisory, which the Oregon Health Authority is sending to registered medical marijuana growers around the state.
Dexter Lewis Murder Trial Nears End
The murder trial of a man charged with stabbing five people to death in a Denver bar is nearing a close.
Pitkin, Garfield Sheriffs Say Public Shouldn’t Pay For Clinton Security
Two Colorado sheriffs say taxpayers should not be footing the bill for presidential candidate Hillary Clinton’s security at a private fundraiser outside Aspen.
Peabody Wants John Prine’s ‘Paradise’ Lyrics Stripped From Wyo. Lawsuit
The lyrics from a 40-year-old strip-mining protest song are still a battle in a lawsuit pitting environmentalists against one of the nation’s largest coal mining companies.
Another Plague Death For Colorado
The plague has killed a second person in Colorado this year.
Live Grenade Scare At Lake In Broomfield
Authorities say a person walking around a lake near Broomfield unknowingly stepped on a live hand grenade but it didn’t detonate.
Should Hotel And Car Taxes Pay For The National Western Redo?
A 10-year plan to turn an aging Denver arena into a global agriculture destination started Wednesday when city officials kicked off a tax campaign to pay for the makeover at […]
The Mount Evans Road Is Open Again
The Denver Post reports that the road reopened Tuesday after the Colorado Department of Transportation completed its stabilization project above Lincoln Lake.
Woman Who Fell To Death On Paiute Peak Near Boulder ID’d
Authorities have released the name of a 44-year-old Denver woman who fell 100 feet to her death on Paiute Peak northwest of Boulder.
In Denver, Clinton Slams Bush On Immigration, Women’s Health
The Democratic presidential candidate went after the former Florida governor at a campaign event Tuesday night in Denver.
Durango Says It’s Not A Sanctuary City
The Durango City Council is hoping to clarify that Durango is not a sanctuary city and that it never has been, despite its listing on a website as a municipality […]
Pueblo West Man Dies After Hiking Fall Near Lake Isabel
Pueblo County Search and Rescue crews have recovered the body of an 18-year-old hiker who fell from a cliff in the San Isabel National Forest.
Newmont Closes $820M Purchase Of Cripple Creek Gold Mine
Colorado-based Newmont Mining Corp. has completed its $820 million purchase of the Cripple Creek & Victor gold mine, the state’s largest.
Mountain Biker Dies In Crested Butte After Enduro Crash
The mountain biking community is recovering after an Edwards man was killed during a race in Crested Butte.
With $5.9M Deal, Prince Bandar Unloads His Last Aspen Property
Prince Bandar bin-Sultan of Saudi Arabia has sold his final property in the Aspen area for nearly $5.9 million.