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Colorado snowmobile-noise fines in the offing
28 Jan 2012
Jordan Valente of Denver motors across fresh snow one morning this month at Vail PassWinter Recreation Area, a heavily used 55,000-acre area around timberline, where federal foresters said they've noticed a marked decrease in snowmobile noise.
Colorado District Attorneys Council Responds to Montrose DA
28 Jan 2012
After disbarred DA Myrl Serra was sentenced for harassing female employees and other misconduct earlier this month, the head of the Colorado District Attorneys Council is now speaking out.
Teen Arrested In Bomb Plot Talked To Columbine Principal
27 Jan 2012
One of the teenagers accused in a plot to set off explosives during a school assembly in Utah visited the principal at Columbine High School in Colorado last month.
Denver appeals court upholds military impostor law
27 Jan 2012
The 10th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled Friday that a federal law making it illegal to lie about being a war hero is constitutional and making false statements is not always protected free speech.
GOP Seeks Limits On New Colorado Child-Care Rules
27 Jan 2012
Talk about red tape: Colorado's Department of Human Services last year proposed regulating child care businesses down to the number of crayons per box and the color of dolls kids can play with.
GOP seeks limits on new Colo. child-care rules
27 Jan 2012
It's been said that the first generation of a family business builds the business, the second generation lives off the business, and the third generation ends the business.
Teen Injured in Colorado Train Accident Honors Her Rescuers
27 Jan 2012
She had already watched one friend jump onto the train and disappear as the 118-car freight train moved through Longmont on Sept.
Indictment charges 16 in Weld County, Breckenridge pot bust
27 Jan 2012
Authorities today unsealed the indictment against 16 people accused of being part of a wide-ranging marijuana-distribution ring that investigators took down Wednesday.
Some interstate speed limits increased
27 Jan 2012
The Texas Department of Transportation recommended to the Texas Transportation Commission that speed limits on certain stretches of interstates 10, 20, 27, 30, 35, 37, 40, 44 and 45 be raised from 70 mph to 75 mph.
CU-Boulder student cited for reporting false attack
26 Jan 2012
A 20-year-old student at the University of Colorado has been ticketed for suspicion of False Reporting to Authorities after police say she made up a story of being attacked early Sunday morning.
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