
Possible TSA Groping Victims Contact Denver Authorities
More than two people have come forward with allegations that security agents at Denver International Airport groped them.

Fort Collins Looks At Legalizing Sleeping In Public
The policy would not change the city’s ban on setting up campsites or tents in natural areas.

Gardner, Bennet seek to end VA management of large construction projects
The measure announced Wednesday is an amendment to a defense spending bill.

Bear That Bit Durango Campers Linked To Earlier Attacks
DNA testing of hair samples shows a bear for two separate attacks near Durango.

Basalt pot farm on notice amid neighbors’ odor complaints
Commissioners during a Tuesday meeting told the farm to eradicate the smell by September or its license to operate won’t be renewed.

CannaCamp: Weed-Friendly Resort Coming To Durango
The 170-acre CannaCamp opening in Durango calls itself the nation’s first cannabis-friendly ranch resort.

Pueblo-Area Scrap Yard’s Second Fire Under Investigation
Thick smoke from a Sunday afternoon fire at the American Iron & Metal scrap yard caused a temporary highway closure.

Traffic Monitoring Blimp To Be Tested Over Denver Area
The blimp, which will be tethered to the ground, will be flown up to 400 feet above I-25 near Interstate 76 and U.S. Highway 36.

Durango Votes To Reinforce Camping Ban After Bear Attack
Rangers have asked code enforcement officers to be more proactive since several bear attacks on campers.

Aspen Senior Citizen Caught In Marijuana Brownie Probe
An 84-year-old woman has been falsely accused of handing out cannabis-infused baked goods at a Memorial Day barbecue.

Nail-Gunned Goose Rescued By Homeless Man
A homeless man in Glendale is being credited for helping rescue a goose that had been shot in the head with a nail gun.

Scrap Yard Fire Chokes Pueblo Neighborhood
Posted 6:04 a.m. | Updated 9:23 a.m.

4th Man Shot And Killed In Larimer County
A man was shot and killed and another man was arrested Saturday after a shooting near Fort Collins. The Coloradoan reports that officials haven’t identified the victim or said what […]

Colorado’s Going To Dry Out, But Severe Weather Risk Remains
Warmer & drier today. Isolated t-storms mainly over the higher terrain. Storms will be weaker today.

Colorado Dispute Over Solar Power Reflects National Trend
The Intermountain Rural Electric Cooperative has agreed to review its proposal to cut residential credits for solar energy.

Defense Starts Questioning Doctor In Aurora Theater Shooting Trial
Defense attorney Daniel King started asking Dr. William Reid on Thursday about the reliability of his interview and diagnosis.