The Associated Press

Fifteen people have contracted tularemia, or rabbit fever, so far this year.

A small and large brewed coffee will each go up by 10 cents in most areas of the country, Starbucks says.

The resort is the largest and most visited in Australia and is relatively close to Sydney and Melbourne.

Dylan Redwine went missing in 2012. His remains were found seven months later in southwestern Colorado.

School officials in Grand Junction are crediting counseling and a campus security officer with decreasing expulsions for students caught with marijuana.

A warm winter and gentle spring kept most of the area’s fruit crops alive.

A hiker saw the body in the water Tuesday. Rescue crews retrieved the body later that evening.

The remains of 36 marines were uncovered on the island of Betio in the central Pacific southeast of the Marshall Islands last month.

A wildfire sparked by lightning has burned just under 1 square mile in Dinosaur National Monument in northwestern Colorado.

Colorado theater shooter James Holmes told a psychiatrist months after the shooting that he was in jail because he “took the blood that wasn’t mine to take.”

KUSA-TV reports three fifth-grade students from Littleton won a national bid to have their experiment on the survival of lady bugs in space included on the unmanned supply rocket.

Wildlife officials are trying to catch a bear that’s been breaking into homes in Aspen.

The wasps target the eggs of emerald ash borer beetles, which have killed more than 50 million trees in 25 states.

The lightning hit around 11:30 a.m. on the popular 14,000-foot-plus mountain about 40 miles west of Denver.

Five Republican presidential hopefuls were in Denver Saturday talking to a group of conservative activists.

Last week, state Republican Chairman Steve House accused three other party members of telling him to resign or else face reports that he cheated on his wife.