 "All of Colorado is watching" on civil-unions bill, lawmaker says
 A passionate and riled-up crowd stood on the west steps of the state Capitol today and urged House Republicans to allow debate on a civil-unions measure, chanting "Let them vote!" U.S. deportations based on crimes fall to a new low
Criminal activity has fallen as a reason cited for deportations thus far this year in spite of federal immigration authorities' vows to focus more enforcement on the criminal element among undocumented immigrants. Man in critical, boy dead after both found shot in Thornton
A boy is dead and a man in critical condition after both were found with apparent gunshot wounds in Thornton early this morning. Colorado community colleges contribute $3 billion a year in economic impact
The Colorado Community College System generates more than $3 billion every year in economic benefits to the state and local communities, according to a study released today. |
 Denver's historic Richthofen Castle under contract for sale
 The Richthofen Castle, an iconic relic of Denver history, is under contract for sale. The 125-year-old turreted mansion in east Denver's Montclair neighborhood is scheduled to change hands next month at a price of close to $3.75 million. Facebook IPO roadshow will hit Denver
Facebook's IPO roadshow will include a stop in Denver on May 15, according to a schedule obtained by IPO Boutique. Feds: 25 more Colorado marijuana businesses close, 3rd wave of letters coming
All 25 medical marijuana businesses targeted by the second round of closure letters from the U.S. Attorney's Office -- including three in Boulder -- shut down in advance of Monday's deadline, federal officials announced today.
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 Mitt Romney to talk energy at Fort Lupton drill site tomorrow
 Presumptive Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney will speak about energy at a Fort Lupton drill site tomorrow morning. Romney is scheduled to appear around 10 a.m. at a field office of K.P. Kauffman Co., an independent oil and gas company with headquarters in Denver. Rep. Dan Pabon could end up voting for civil-unions measure four times
If civil unions comes to the floor and to a vote, Rep. Dan Pabon will do something no other House member will do: Vote for the bill four times. North Carolina votes on constitutional ban on gay marriage
The national debate over gay marriage focused Tuesday on North Carolina, as voters decided whether to make it the 29th state to pass a constitutional amendment defining marriage as solely between a man and a woman. |
 Nuggets coach Karl looks to Lawson for gains in paint, on glass
 After the Game 4 loss to the Lakers, Nuggets coach George Karl was asked about point guard Ty Lawson, who sometimes plays aggressively — and other times is swallowed up by aggressive defense. CU Buffs' Embree expects heated QB competition this summer
Speaking Tuesday on the spring Pac-12 football coaches teleconference, Colorado's Jon Embree said he is hopeful that the quarterback battle in August will involve at least three top candidates – including a pair recovering from off-season surgery. Rockies minor-league report: De La Rosa struggles in rehab start
It's unfair, of course, but lefty Jorge De La Rosa has become the Rockies' savior in waiting. But reality struck Monday night in De La Rosa's second minor-league rehab start. |
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