 Denver police investigate overnight homicide
 A man was stabbed and killed in his Denver apartment Wednesday night. At 10:33 p.m., officers were called to an apartment complex at 1525 Perry St., on a report of a possible shooting or stabbing, according to a news release from the Denver Police Department.
Voters choose "The Art of Racing in the Rain" for One Book, One Denver
Garth Stein's bestselling novel "The Art of Racing in the Rain" won the eighth annual One Book, One Denver program, Denver Mayor Michael Hancock announced this morning. Douglas County sheriff: Driver run over by his own trash truck
The driver of a trash truck was seriously injured this morning, after he fell out of the truck and it rolled over him. Fort Collins safest driving city in the United States
The nation's safest drivers are found in Fort Collins, Allstate Insurance Co. said today. |
 Colorado economy "healthy" in August but business confidence down
 Colorado's economy continued to expand in August, although it slowed slightly since July, according to a survey released today. The Goss Business Conditions Index, based on a survey of Colorado supply managers, was a healthy 53.8 in August, although it declined from July's 54.2. Denver one of the most vulnerable cities to online threats
Denver ranks eighth among U.S. cities as being most vulnerable to online threats, according to AVG Technologies, an Amsterdam-based computer software security provider. Banks, industrial stocks lead market lower
Stock indexes turned lower in light trading Thursday, led by banks and industrial companies. |
Coffman wants to end Peace Corps in China
 Rep. Mike Coffman wants the Peace Corps out of China. Coffman, R-Aurora, said Wednesday he was shocked during a recent visit to China that most of the Peace Corps volunteers are teaching English in Chinese universities, rather than serving underdeveloped rural areas.
Bennet on a 3-day tour of southern Colorado
U.S. Sen. Michael Bennet is on a three-day tour of southern Colorado to talk about jobs with farmers and ranchers. Job-growth ideas for Colorado sent to Obama
After hustling together a group of business leaders to figure out what it would take to spur job growth in Colorado, Democrat Sens. Michael Bennet and Mark Udall and Gov. John Hickenlooper shipped the findings to President Barack Obama on Wednesday, a week before he is set to unveil his jobs plan. |
 Colorado's Jennifer Barringer Simpson wins 1,500-meter gold at world championships
 In a golden half hour for the United States, three Americans won world championship titles on Thursday, none more surprising than Monument's Jennifer Barringer Simpson getting the first 1,500-meter victory since Mary Decker-Slaney in 1983. Former Av Wade Belak dead at 35
Former Avalanche prospect Wade Belak, who played with five NHL teams before retiring in March, was found dead Wednesday in Toronto. He was 35. Texas QB Connor Wood transferring to Colorado
The season doesn't start until Saturday and Colorado first-year coach Jon Embree earned his first victory Wednesday. Connor Wood made it official. The redshirt freshman quarterback is transferring from Texas to Colorado. |
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