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The town of Superior asked a federal judge to keep the U.S.

The Grand Junction Daily Sentinel says it will convert its Monday and Tuesday print editions to electronic delivery starting Aug. 13.

Authorities say two people suspected of starting a central Colorado wildfire by using tracer rounds at a firing range have turned themselves in to police.

Compounds called PFCs were detected in wells used by the South Adams County Water and Sanitation District. Officials there say the water is safe.

The bus, which had 35 people on board, including 29 students, left the road, rolled one and quarter times and came to a rest on an oil and gas site.

Jesper Joergensen has been charged with 141 counts of arson.

She’ll replace Scott Blackmun, who resigned earlier this year to deal with health issues that undercut his ability to deal with the sex-abuse crisis.

A veteran, Sias served in combat as a pilot and ground controller during Desert Storm and the Second Iraq War.

An undisclosed number of Denver workers will be laid off while others will be offered relocation.

The Bureau of Land Management is consulting with the Navajo Nation before deciding whether or not to sell drilling rights.

Mills and three other leaders of the Aryan Brotherhood were convicted in 2006 in a federal racketeering case, which included multiple counts of murder.

The state of Colorado is set to take on the $2 million a year financial burden of a cyanide gold mine that became an environmental disaster.

The driver was not seriously injured, but about 9 cubic yards of sludge spilled into the water, officials said.

Boulder, Colorado-based marketing firm Victors & Spoils was paid around $500,000 to develop the campaign.

Park officials said the decision was based on the extreme fire danger and the large number of visitors expected this month.

An editor of The Colorado Independent was handcuffed for taking photos of a naked, black man being handcuffed in public.