 Consumer Reports: Taste of Coors blows away other brews
 Coors regular beer received high praise today from experts at Consumer Reports, which said that in recent taste tests, the beer was a runaway favorite. To determine the best brews, the experts at Consumer Reports conducted blind taste tests of 10 beers — eight top-selling regular and light beers plus two store brands. I-70 fatal accident, winds, snow snarl highways
A driver died in a single vehicle crash on I-70 in the mountains late this morning, according to the Colorado State Patrol. Pack of puffy Pomeranians up for adoption at Foothills Animal Shelter
About two dozen Pomeranians are available for adoption at the Foothills Animal Shelter in Golden. Search underway for 2 hunters southern Colorado
The Colorado Army National Guard is helping search for two missing hunters in southern Colorado. |
 Verizon Wireless to charge $2 for one-time payment
 Verizon Wireless, the country's largest cellphone company, is introducing a $2 fee for every payment subscribers make over the phone or online with their credit cards. The company says this "convenience fee" will be introduced Jan. 15. PulteGroup sells Colorado land approved for about 1,500 homes
PulteGroup, Inc. announced today that it has completed the sale of land approved for approximately 1,500 residences in Broomfield to Wheelock Street Capital LLC, a private real estate firm. Unemployment claims rise after steady declines
The number of people seeking unemployment benefits rose last week after three weeks of decline. Even with the gain, applications remained at a level consistent with modest hiring. And the broader trend over the past month suggests job growth could pick up further in the new year. |
 Romney plans aggressive push before Iowa caucuses
 Feeling optimistic, Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney on Thursday was positive on TV with an upbeat, new ad but in person went negative against President Barack Obama. He also announced an aggressive schedule of campaign events for the days leading up to next week's caucuses. Huntsman on Iowa absence: "They pick corn in Iowa"
Former U.S. Ambassador Jon Huntsman is defending his refusal to compete in the leadoff Iowa Republican precinct caucuses, focusing instead on New Hampshire. Top Democratic strategist leaves private practice to work for Denver city attorney
Democrat Scott Martinez, the attorney who played an enormous role in his party's victories in redrawing congressional and legislative boundaries, is leaving private practice to work for Denver Mayor Michael Hancock. |
 Brian Dawkins misses Broncos practice again as they prep for Chiefs
 The Broncos are once again practicing without veteran safety Brian Dawkins. A neck injury has sidelined Dawkins for most — if not all — of the team's last three games, and kept him out of practice twice this week. Varlamov in goal tonight vs. Coyotes as Avs eye new streak
Whether it was just a one-game aberration or the start of another losing trend at home will be determined tonight at the Pepsi Center, where the Avalanche host the always pesky Phoenix Coyotes. US teen Shiffrin earns 1st World Cup slalom podium; Vonn retains overall lead
American teenager Mikaela Shiffrin used two attacking and error-free runs to became the youngest female on a World Cup slalom podium since Tamara McKinney in 1978. |
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