
Senate Moves To Strip VA Of Authority Over Big Construction Projects
The change is one of several Congress is demanding before approving enough money to complete a half-finished medical center in suburban Denver.

Trial Postponed For Ex-Rocky Ford Cop Charged With Murder
Witnesses say James Ashby followed a man as he entered his mother’s home and shot him in the back.

Colorado Teen Says He Thought Shark Was A Big Fish
Colorado Springs teenager Hunter Treschl and his cousin were goofing off in the waves at a North Carolina beach when he felt something bump into his left calf.

Pueblo Sheriff Recommends Charges For Group Homes Accused Of Abuse
Sheriff Kirk Taylor and his deputies investigated 19 complaints of long-term abuse, maltreatment and unlawful sexual contact.

Bald Eagle Mom May Have Adopted Two Chicks
Boulder County wildlife staff says two bald eagle chicks have been seen with a stepmother, after theirs was electrocuted last month.

Boulder Marathon Director Sidelined By Court Settlement
Jeff Mason has agreed to not run any marathons or races in Boulder County for the next seven years.

Shark Bites Off Colorado Teen’s Arm
A North Carolina beach town is advising against ocean swimming after two youths were mauled by at least one shark over the weekend.

4th Juror Dismissed In Aurora Theater Shooting Trial
Twenty jurors and alternates are left to decide the fate of James Holmes.

Decision On Denver Water’s Colorado River Plan Delayed
Denver wants to divert more water from the upper Colorado River Basin.

Boulder City Council May Ask Voters For Pay Increase
Currently the city council members earn $207 per meeting for up to 52 meetings a year, with the maximum pay topping out at $10,760.

CU Boulder Backs Out Of National Sex Assault Survey
Campus leaders found the questions too restrictive.

Body Found In Search For Missing 11-Year-Old Rafter
A boy has been missing since Wednesday after he fell off of a raft outside of Salida.

Aspen-Area Residents Voice Concerns Over Potential Brewery
An organizer says people are against the noise, light and smell that a brewery would bring to the neighborhood.

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.