Control of the Senate could hinge on the outcome of the race, which has seen six months of bruising attack ads and remains deadlocked in public polls.

In many ways, the marketing shift is the pot-industry equivalent of selling beer and wine alongside higher-alcohol options such as whiskey and vodka.

Customers can enroll online, by phone or at 2,700 of Wal-Mart's more than 4,000 stores, starting Oct. 10.

Academy officials announced his early departure Wednesday.

Colorado Rockies general manager Dan O'Dowd and senior vice president Bill Geivett are leaving the organization.

The area was closed to the public in 1913 after it was deeded to Colorado Springs by the federal government for watershed protection.

Colorado is issuing licenses for 46 more pot shops, in addition to about 200 already in place.

About 50 students from Carmody Middle School in Lakewood protested Tuesday morning as police kept watch.

The proposed ban includes alleys behind businesses where smokers frequently take breaks.

City councilors in Fort Collins voted Tuesday to appeal a court ruling last month overturning a 5-year ban on hydraulic fracturing passed by voters.

The Denver judges will assume work that had been done by judges in Arlington, Virginia.

The department is trying to make sweeping changes after a series of excessive force and misconduct cases.

Years after allegations of lies in his best-selling "Three Cups of Tea" book, author Greg Mortenson appears to be ready for a comeback.

Parents who rely on others to grow marijuana-based medicines for their children gave hours of tearful testimony.

It's the latest problem in the state's rollout of a program that allows some drivers in this country illegally to get driver's licenses.

Labor costs, international competition and concerns over long-term water supplies have worked against chile producers.