Public invited to send names to Mars
The DVD will carry every name that is submitted. The public is also encouraged to submit a message in the form of a three-line poem, or haiku.
The DVD will carry every name that is submitted. The public is also encouraged to submit a message in the form of a three-line poem, or haiku.
Six Republican Westerners in Congress, including Rep. Scott Tipton, are headed to the Colorado state Capitol on Thursday to review forest management and wildfire prevention.
Records indicate that police and fire officials failed to tell each other when and where rescuers were needed following last summer's Aurora movie theater shootings.
Parts of Colorado and Wyoming are beginning May with another wet blanket of powder.
Police have said 67-year-old Francine Reade was found stabbed in her wheelchair Thursday night near a shopping center.
A man convicted of killing four people at a Colorado pizza restaurant in 1993 will soon learn the date that state officials plan to execute him.
El Paso County Sheriff Terry Maketa says a dispatcher made a mistake when she failed to relay a 911 call about a wildfire hours before it roared out of control.
A Colorado gun accessories manufacturer that vowed to leave the state because of a new gun control law says it is now making some items out-of-state.
Two billboards promoting gun rights placed along busy Colorado roads were meant to get attention. They are doing that, but the reaction from some is anger.
The Denkai Animal Sanctuary is seeking donations to save six abandoned horses.
Police say the shots were fired from a passing car in west Denver.
Ceremonies are planned in Boulder and Denver when civil unions in Colorado become legal at midnight on Tuesday.
Kimberly Rivera has pleaded guilty to desertion after fleeing to Canada to avoid the Iraq war.
Firearm restrictions on the mentally ill and those with substance abuse problems will be studied by the Colorado House.
Attorneys for James Holmes suggest in a court filing that they might be considering a plea of not guilty by reason of insanity.
Some marijuana regulations and taxes have advanced in the Colorado House Monday.
Flight 1557 heading for San Diego has landed safely in Denver after instruments showed a possible loss in cabin pressure.
A federal judge has sentenced Jeffrey Barfield 51 months in prison for sending counterfeit bills and drugs through the mail into Idaho.
Prosecutors are trying to figure out whether any charges should be filed in the fatal shooting of Joshua Lee Stevens outside the home of John and Heather Stein
Sydney Huffman pleaded guilty Monday after accusing an estranged boyfriend of choking her.
Thomas Guolee is questioned in the killing of prison chief Tom Clements and says he doesn’t know the person identified as a suspect in the slaying.
An overhaul about schools getting more money for at-risk students and students learning English won final approval in the House on Monday and just needs an approval by the governor.
The Colorado State Patrol says one person is dead after crashing into a parked car.
Jim Geddes says he will suggest to recruit more conservative professors at a meeting this week for the liberal arts departments.
Jamil Cooks was convicted of a sex abuse charge and has been kicked out of the military.
