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Colorado's secretary of state has declared many of the state's electronic voting machines to be unreliable, but said Tuesday that some of them could still be used in November if a software patch is installed.
A man shouting threats was subdued and arrested at the state Capitol on Monday, less than four months after a trooper shot and killed an armed man inside the building, witnesses and authorities said.
Tight end Chase Coffman caught three of Chase Daniel's five touchdown passes as No. 9 Missouri routed Colorado, 55-10, on Saturday night. It was the Tigers' first win in Boulder since 1997.
It's a silly old expression, but Professor Eric Leonard says it's true: The best geologist is the one who's seen the most rocks.
Maybe it's time the Kansas defense starts getting as much attention as the high-powered offense. The No. 15 Jayhawks forced three turnovers and stopped Colorado on downs twice in the fourth quarter, escaping Folsom Field with a 19-14 victory on Saturday — their first win in Boulder since 1995.
A state representative abruptly left the Republican Party and became a Democrat, the first time in 20 years that a Colorado lawmaker has switched parties.
A man in a dark suit who declared "I am the emperor" was shot and killed by a patrolman outside of the governor's office when he refused to drop a handgun, officials said. No one besides the gunman was injured.
A University of Colorado student pleaded not guilty Wednesday to making comments that classmates deemed sympathetic toward the gunman blamed for killing 32 students and himself at Virginia Tech, authorities said.
A huge avalanche knocked two cars off a mountain pass Saturday on the main highway to one of the state's largest ski areas, shortly after crowds headed through on the way to the lifts, authorities said.
Air Force's 10-day break for final exams has been extended to 15 days because of the blizzard that dumped up to 3 feet of snow on Colorado this week.
Nebraska generated momentum for the Big 12 championship game with a 37-14 victory over Colorado that showcased power, passing and panache.
The biggest October snowstorm to hit Colorado in several years dumped up to 20 inches Thursday, grounding flights, closing highways, knocking out electricity — and jump-starting the ski season.
Oklahoma's Allen Patrick didn't think he needed a pep talk from the record-setting running back he was replacing. He got one anyway.
The gunman who killed himself after fatally shooting one of six girls he held in a high school classroom methodically selected his hostages and had sexually assaulted some of them, the sheriff and a witness said Thursday.
First came word that the running mate picked by GOP gubernatorial candidate Bob Beauprez had compared same-sex marriage to bestiality. Then Beauprez apologized for overstating the abortion rate among blacks.
Two men who took fruit and vegetables out of a garbage can have been sentenced to six months in jail.
Authorities asked Patsy Ramsey in late May — a month before she died of cancer — whether she would be willing to meet with the man who claims he killed her 6-year-old daughter, the Ramsey family's attorney said Friday.
A lynx born in Colorado has given birth to two kittens, a major milestone in the state's ambitious attempt to reintroduce the elusive cats, researchers said Tuesday.
Years ago, Vicki Woods felt comfortable leaving her young son and daughter with Robert Charles Browne. He baby-sat them, taught them to fish and held festive parties. Then, he suddenly vanished. More than two decades later, Woods finally learned what became of him: Already serving a life sentence in Colorado for killing a teenager, Browne claims he killed an additional 48 people across the country, including three in Coushatta.
A man serving a life sentence in Colorado for murdering a teenage girl has claimed responsibility for as many as 48 slayings across the country dating back more than three decades, authorities said Thursday.
Planned Parenthood said they it will distribute free "morning after" contraceptives at state clinics Friday to protest Gov. Bill Owens' veto of a bill that would have let pharmacists prescribe the pill.
A judge on Monday ordered gubernatorial candidate Marc Holtzman's name taken off the August primary ballot, but he delayed his ruling by 48 hours to give the Republican time to appeal.
An 8-year-old boy who wandered away from his campsite over the weekend was found alive Tuesday in a rugged area with steep cliffs and narrow ravines.
Election officials in other states should follow Ohio's and Colorado's lead in promoting fair and honest elections.
The Republican primary in Colorado will soon be upon us; and even before Iowa and New Hampshire, one thing should be eminently clear: there is only one candidate who throughout his career has been consistently Conservative and who will be able to lead a prosperous America into th …
No scientists needed to see danger
On Dec. 4, the Fort Collins City Council made Colorado history.
Janet Johnson remembers debating fellow students at Grand Junction High School about the positive aspects of uranium. But that was before she graduated in 1962.
Colorado's Republican Secretary of State, Mike Coffman, has announced that a number of Colorado's e-voting machines have failed state certification testings, and will not be allowed for use in the 2008 election cycle.
WELD COUNTY — Opponents of a proposed uranium mine in Weld County say more than 5,700 people have signed a petition against the project. Powertech Uranium Corp., based in Vancouver, British Columbia, has proposed a $20 million uranium mine on 5,760 acres of farmland.
A company that wants to mine uranium less than 10 miles northeast of Fort Collins can be stopped, opponents of the mine said Friday. "Uranium mines have been stopped before," said Lilias Jones Jarding, a member of Coloradoans Against Resource Destruction.
A significant number of electronic voting machines in use in Colorado aren't reliable enough or secure enough for compliance with state laws, Colorado Secretary of State said today.
Look at the last part of that quote closely. One wonders if Murray has been reading Dawkins or Dennett. By blaming the world's ills on religious people do Dawkins and Dennett incite to hatred and make it more likely that tragedies of this sort can occur? I don't know, b …
New Life Church in Colorado Springs is canceling the remaining performances of its Christmas show because of Sunday's shooting.
In its final Elk and Wildlife Management plan, the National Park Service suggests killing up to 200 elk per year.
This woman is a true hero. Thank God she was there to terminate the madman's attack.
Many people are expressing relief that a volunteer security guard used her own gun to stop a man on a shooting spree Sunday. "She probably saved over 100 lives," the Brady Boyd, the pastor of the New Life Church in Colorado Springs, said on Monday.
Federal officials have reached a new pact with several Western states on how to allocate water if the Colorado River runs short.
Sen. Wayne Allard on Thursday met with U.S. Labor Secretary Elaine Chao in an effort to expand aid to ill Rocky Flats workers.
Colorado Springs shooting not yet found to be connected with Arvada shooting.
Gains made by Republicans among Hispanic voters in 2000 and 2004 have been erased over the past year, the survey shows.
This is a bit old but good news. The environmentally friendly microbrewery is working with a Fort Collins energy startup to make biodiesel fuel from algae, based partially on the beer maker's waste products.
Sen. Ken Salazar, D-Colo., said he is confident Gov. Bill Ritter ultimately will agree with his position that the Roan Plateau should be off limits to natural gas development for at least the next year.
Fort Collins City Council adopted a resolution Tuesday that declares council's opposition to a proposed uranium mine northeast of the city and close to Nunn.
Mayor Doug Hutchinson said the mining process used in the Powertech project, which shoots high volumes of water into the ground to pull out uranium, has too many "unknown" circumstances associated with it and could have a negative effect on the city's environment and ability to a …
DENVER - Fremont County residents have won another round in their fight to keep radioactive soil from being buried at a local mill.
Anti-immigration zealot and GOP presidential candidate Tom Tancredo hired what he often refers to as "criminal aliens" to renovate his Colorado house.
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