Monument Methadone Clinic Opponents Find Zoning’s Not On Their Side
Hundreds of people opposed to the project gathered Monday night for a meeting on the clinic, which would be located across the street from a community park downtown.
Colorado Scientists Have A Lot Riding On Pluto Mission
Companies and students from Longmont and Boulder have helped the craft with its mission to rendezvous with Pluto.
Defense Rests In Aurora Theater Shooting Trial
The defense wrapped up two weeks of testimony that featured a pair of psychiatrists who examined Holmes and found that he was insane.
Colorado Seeks Major Disaster Declaration For Spring Floods
State officials are asking FEMA for a public assistance grant to help with the cost of repairs after flooding this spring and early summer.
Body Cameras For Denver Police To Cost $6.1 Million
The contract for 800 cameras has gone through early City Council reviews but has not been introduced to the full council for approval.
Colorado State Trims Plans For New Stadium To Stay In Budget
CSU is cutting back on seats with chair backs, elevators and other amenities in order to keep plans for a new on-campus stadium within its $220 million budget.
Black Forest Fire Residents Told To Show Rebuilding Progress
Residents displaced by the Black Forest Fire in 2013 can no longer inhabit campers and recreational vehicles on their property while they rebuild their homes.
Fire alarm stops trains at DIA
Passengers were asked to walk to concourse A from the security checkpoint in the main terminal. From there, they were bused to concourses B and C.
Montezuma County Tries To Put Buzzkill On Bong-A-Thon
More than two dozen neighbors complained about the pot party.
Interior Dept Won’t Fight Ruling On Colorado Coal Mine
A spokesperson for the department says the agency is on track to fix the problems in the original review.
Construction To Begin On Wider Bike Lanes In Boulder
Construction is expected to last two weeks as the city moves ahead with a pilot program to widen bike lanes on some busy streets.
Smoke Advisory Remains for Colorado’s Front Range
Haze from smoke drifting south from wildfires burning in Canada continues to linger over Colorado, prompting the state’s health department to issue a wildfire smoke health advisory for much of […]
Fewer Complaints Against Denver-Based Frontier Airlines
Complaints against the company in May were being reported more than twice as often as the same time in 2014, but decreased by 5 percent from April.
Lush Conditions Fuel Increase In Rabbit Fever
Fifteen people have contracted tularemia, or rabbit fever, so far this year.
Starbucks Raising Prices For Some Drinks By 5 To 20 Cents
A small and large brewed coffee will each go up by 10 cents in most areas of the country, Starbucks says.
Vail Closes Deal On Australia’s Largest Ski Resort For $135M
The resort is the largest and most visited in Australia and is relatively close to Sydney and Melbourne.