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This November was particularly slow: Sales were down 27 percent compared to October.

The measure would allow terminally ill adults to self-administer medication to end their lives. A similar bill failed during this year’s legislative session.

The initiative seeks to ensure that 90 percent of those living with HIV know their status and receive treatment to control their infection.

The doors to the Denver Rescue Mission’s Lawrence Street Community Center are finally open, more than a month after the $8 million facility was scheduled to open.

Refugees are “the most serious victims of these terrible wars in Syria and Iraq and other places,” Rep. Dianna DeGette says.

The plan addresses what’s expected to be a significant water shortage by 2050, when Colorado’s population will have nearly doubled.

The governor said refugees go through high-levels of security screening and that the vast majority of refugees are children and the elderly.

Some Republican state lawmakers want to make it more difficult for Planned Parenthood to receive Medicaid reimbursements.

The news brings to a close a national search prompted Gary Wilson’s July 2014 departure from the position.

The ordinance would limit lawsuits over technical building code violations and would require a majority vote of condo owners to enter into a lawsuit.

Richard Gabriel is a Yale graduate who has served on Colorado’s Court of Appeals since 2008.

Officials say resources are tight because of a new zoo master plan that calls for major new exhibits.

City residents will vote on a sales tax hike that would create a college fund for Denver students.

Calls for greater transparency were heightened during the Aurora theater shooting trial when the amount spent defending James Holmes wasn’t released.

On tap: An 18 percent boost to its transit system including 10 miles of new bike lanes and pedestrian crosswalk improvements.

The women will walk 100 miles from Pennsylvania to Washington to experience a papal visit that has excited immigration activists.