Tiny Colo. school district hooks up to wind power
8 Feb 2010
The tiny Walsh School District in Colorado's far southeast corner is getting power from a wind turbine under the Colorado Wind for Schools program.
Colorado Springs sells 9 FREX buses for $1.44M
8 Feb 2010
The city of Colorado Springs has sold nine surplus buses from its FREX service from Denver-to-Colorado Springs for $1.44 million.
State officials seize InPhase assets in lieu of taxes
8 Feb 2010
In a final emphatic demonstration that the money has run out, holographic storage developer InPhase's premises have been seized for non-payment of taxes by the Colorado Department of Revenue.
Authorities investigate fatal Colorado plane crash
8 Feb 2010
Investigators plan to talk to other pilots to determine whether they heard any communications between two small planes just before an in-flight collision in Colorado killed all three people on board both planes.
Missoula Childrens Theater presents Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs in Parker Colorado
7 Feb 2010
The Missoula Children's Theater company has been coming to the Town of Parker for the last 18 years.
Colorado Senate Election 2010: GOPa s Jane Norton Leads Democrats...
7 Feb 2010
Senate Democrats find themselves once again in real trouble in their re-election bid for incumbent Colorado Senator Michael Bennett.
Colorado's I-1033, recession, and miserly electorate combining to kill Colorado Springs
7 Feb 2010
This tax-averse city is about to learn what it looks and feels like when budget cuts slash services most Americans consider part of the urban fabric.
Authorities: 2 planes collide in Colorado; 3 die
7 Feb 2010
A small plane clipped the towline of another plane pulling a glider Saturday, sparking a fiery midair crash in Colorado and killing three people, authorities said.
Candidates stress conservative cred during debate
6 Feb 2010
Meeting in their first debate of the 2010 primary campaign, Northern Colorado's four Republican congressional candidates each staked a claim Thursday as the best conservative to take on Democratic Rep.
Federal law barring lies about medals is tested
6 Feb 2010
The federal courts are wrestling with a question of both liberty and patriotism: Does the First Amendment right to free speech protect people who lie about being war heroes? At issue is a three-year-old federal law called the Stolen Valor Act that makes it a crime punishable by up to a year in jail to falsely claim to have received a medal from the ...