 Residents with Morrison addresses not initially notified of Lower North Fork Fire evacuation
 Jefferson County officials say residents with an address listed as Morrison — including a woman who died in the fire — did not initially receive notifications of Lower North Fork Fire. Suspect in attempted murder case arrested in Denver
A man wanted as a suspect in an attempted murder case was arrested early this morning in Denver. Terry Michael Atcheson, 31, was taken into custody just after midnight, said Sonny Jackson, a Denver Police Department spokesman. Former Denver Police gym funded by Elvis Presley could be torn down for Walgreens
A piece of Elvis Presley and Denver Police Department history may be torn down to make way for a new Walgreens. Wyoming town with 1 resident sold for $900,000
A town advertised as the smallest in the United States has sold at auction for $900,000. Buford, Wyo., is located between Cheyenne and Laramie in southeast Wyoming. Two unidentified Vietnamese men placed the winning bid for the town on Thursday. |
 J.P. Morgan commodities center opens at CU Denver
 The University of Colorado Denver today opened the J.P. Morgan Center for Commodities, thanks to a $5.5 million gift from the banking giant. The center will provide innovative programs and academic work in the field of commodity finance, economics and policy. Consumer revolt against pink slime opens way for Colorado natural beef
The fast-moving consumer revolt against so-called "pink slime" filler additive to ground beef smashes a big opening for family-run, "natural" beef ranches in Colorado and other states. Buyer demand keeps home inventories low in Denver metro area
A rapid increase in buyer demand for homes in the Greater Denver metropolitan area has kept the inventory of homes low — a trend that independent real estate analyst Gary Bauer expects to continue. |
 Dems target Tipton on Grand Junction billboard
 Campaigning will come in all forms before November. The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee is running an anti Rep. Scott Tipton ad on a big billboard flying over North Avenue in Grand Junction. Obama to sign JOBS Act, then screen classic film
President Barack Obama will sign the Jumpstart Our Business Startups Act on Thursday. The JOBS legislation includes key initiatives that Obama proposed last year to help small businesses and startups grow and create jobs. Don't expect a warm and fuzzy Romney this fall
Don't expect Mitt Romney to spend a lot of time trying to get voters to like him this fall. Instead, the likely Republican presidential nominee will probably rely on a ton of campaign cash and a barrage of nasty attack ads ripping into President Barack Obama for policies that Romney says aren't helping the economy recover fast enough. |
 Audio: Saints' defensive coach tells defenders 'kill the head' of 49ers star in profanity-filled tape
 Listen to the audio recording that suggests that s part of their illicit bounty program, New Orleans Saints defenders were encouraged to seriously injure Alex Smith, Frank Gore and other 49ers' offensive mainstays in their Jan. 14 playoff game. Unbalanced Major League Soccer schedule throws Rapids off kilter for Rocky Mountain Cup
The Cascadia region gets all the attention, but few rivalries in MLS can claim the bad-blood pedigree of Colorado versus Real Salt Lake: dramatic endings, on-field confrontations, over-exuberant celebrations, missiles hurled upon the field. Avs get McGinn back for game vs. Columbus
Avalanche left wing Jamie McGinn will return to the lineup tonight in a crucial game against the Columbus Blue Jackets at the Pepsi Center. |
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