ASPEN, Colo. (AP) - Rangers from the U.S. Forest Service are hiking back to a popular hot springs to see if the area is clear of the remains of frozen cows.
Hot springs trail being checked for contamination
- May 17 2012
- Associated Press
Colorado now checking for bubble boy disease
- May 17 2012
- Associated Press
DENVER (AP) - Newborn babies in Colorado are now being tested for the so-called bubble-boy disease that protects infants with compromised immune systems.
Northern Colo. wildfire spread into heavier timber
- May 17 2012
- Associated Press
FORT COLLINS, Colo. (AP) - A wildfire in northern Colorado that's grown to nearly 1,000 acres is putting out more smoke as erratic winds have pushed it into areas with more trees.
FAA investigating possible close call over Denver
- May 16 2012
- Associated Press
DENVER (AP) - The Federal Aviation Administration is investigating a report that a small jet airplane had a close call with an unidentified object over Denver.
Family gets new furniture after bedbugs invade
- May 16 2012
- Associated Press
ORCHARD MESA, Colo. (AP) - A family from Orchard Mesa is getting new furniture after abandoning their apartment to a bedbug invasion.
Loveland, Fort Collins move to limit drilling
- May 16 2012
- Associated Press
FORT COLLINS, Colo. (AP) - Loveland has approved a moratorium on oil and gas drilling within city limits and the Fort Collins City Council is giving tentative approval.
Firefighters agree to remove beer kegs
- May 16 2012
- Associated Press
WRAY, Colo. (AP) - Volunteer firefighters are agreeing to remove beer kegs from their firehouse in eastern Colorado after residents complained it's unprofessional.
911 operator fired after handling of April call
- May 16 2012
- Associated Press
DENVER (AP) - A Denver 911 operator who told victims of a road rage incident to wait for officers back at the scene, where one was then fatally shot, has been fired.
Colorado lawmakers hobble to end of special session
- May 16 2012
- Associated Press
DENVER (AP) - It's another session ending for Colorado lawmakers, and they finish Wednesday with little to show for returning to work.
Lawmaker's gay son 'let down' by civil unions vote
- May 16 2012
- Associated Press
DENVER (AP) - The gay son of a Republican lawmaker who cast a deciding vote to kill a bill that would have let Colorado couples enter civil unions says his father let down the gay community.
Marijuana DUI standard dies a 3rd time in CO
- May 16 2012
- Associated Press
DENVER (AP) - A marijuana blood limit for drivers has been rejected for the third time in Colorado.
Colo. wildfire believed to be human-caused
- May 16 2012
- Associated Press
FORT COLLINS, Colo. (AP) - Firefighters say a wildfire burning on an estimated 640 acres in northern Colorado is 5 percent contained.
Fugitive siblings return to Ga., plead not guilty
- May 15 2012
- Associated Press
ALBANY, Ga. (AP) - Three siblings accused in a multistate crime spree have pleaded not guilty to charges of pulling off a daring bank robbery in south Georgia.
Colorado issues quarantine for horse virus
- May 15 2012
- Associated Press
DENVER (AP) - The Colorado Department of Agriculture has quarantined a Douglas County ranch after confirming one case of a potentially fatal horse virus.
Marijuana DUI standard dies a 3rd time in CO
- May 15 2012
- KRISTEN WYATT, Associated Press
DENVER (AP) - A marijuana blood limit for drivers has been rejected for the third time in Colorado.
















