 Denver Zoo volunteer nipped by gator
 A volunteer at the Denver Zoo was bitten on the hand by an alligator after a "lapse in judgment" while preparing the gator for an education program. The 20-year volunteer, whose name was not released by the zoo, suffered puncture wounds on his right hand and was taken by ambulance to an undisclosed hospital.
Arvada mom arrested for handcuffing daughter over Facebook post
A mother is facing misdemeanor charges for handcuffing her 14-year-old daughter after an early morning fight last Sunday, 9Wants to Know has learned. Officials: 7 coyotes killed in Broomfield in last two weeks
Colorado Parks and Wildlife officials this week announced that officers killed seven coyotes in Broomfield's Anthem neighborhood in the past two weeks in response to a string of coyote attacks on children in the area. Man killed in dairy-truck crash near Gypsum this morning
The driver of a semi-trailer truck was killed this morning, after his truck rolled in Eagle County. |
 Stocks plunge after US hiring dries up in August
 Stocks plunged Friday after a dismal report on the job market renewed fears of another recession. No jobs were added in the U.S. last month, the government said early Friday. The unemployment rate held steady at 9.1 percent. Complaint accuses Leprino Foods of discrimination
A federal agency alleges Leprino Foods Co. discriminated against qualified African American, Asian and Hispanic applicants for on-call positions at its Lemoore West facility in California. Fort Collins-Loveland Municipal Airport runway reopens
The new runway at the Fort Collins-Loveland Municipal Airport has fresh tire tracks from airplanes landing and taking off there for the first time after construction Thursday in Loveland. |
Obama halts controversial EPA regulation
 President Barack Obama on Friday scrapped his administration's controversial plans to tighten smog rules, bowing to the demands of congressional Republicans and some business leaders.
Latino map proposes major changes for congressional boundaries
Two Latino groups today released a congressional map based on Colorado's Hispanic population. It makes makes major changes to existing boundaries. Sen. Bennet calls on USOC to end revenue feud with international committee
Denver got another push Thursday toward a possible bid for the 2022 Winter Olympics as U.S. Sen. Michael Bennet weighed in on an international dispute that is holding up any U.S. bids. |
 Broncos' 53-man roster won't be out until Saturday
 Broncos players will have to wait until Saturday morning to find out if they made the 53-man roster. While some teams will begin making their cuts today, the Broncos will make all of their roster moves Saturday, summoning released players to their complex in the morning. Rome, Madrid, Tokyo among six cities bidding for 2020 Olympics
Six cities from Europe, Asia and the Middle East are competing to host the 2020 Olympics. Rockies pitcher Jhoulys Chacin to sit out one start
With Ubaldo Jimenez gone and Jorge De La Rosa hurt, the Rockies are taking precautions with their ace-in-waiting. |
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