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Background check for coach?

DENVER – Colorado is considering becoming the first state to require background checks for people who work for youth sports organizations. Bill supporters argue that hairdressers ...

Colorado Briefs

Prison-work program facing difficulties DENVER – Colorado prisons are making profits from charging inmates for phone calls and other personal items, but they’re struggling to bre...

Quirk means pot may pay off for Coloradans, literally

Republicans, Democrats agree on how to tackle marijuana tax revenue

Mormon leaders call for measures protecting gay rights

Would religious freedoms be trampled?

Excuses arise in jury selection

Judge hears assorted reasons to avoid serving

What’s in a name?

Company seeks rights to names of iconic Grand Canyon lodges

Pot-related poison control calls rise in Colorado, Wash.

SEATTLE – Marijuana-related calls to poison control centers in Washington and Colorado have spiked since the states began allowing legal sales last year, with an especially troubling increas...

N.M. House speaker Tripp ‘never expected’ top spot

ALBUQUERQUE – Don Tripp, a California-born jeweler, only ran for a statehouse seat because he couldn’t find another candidate. Now the Republican finds himself in the most powerful position ...

Woman gets 4 years for ties to terrorists

Plea deal involves helping authorities

Republicans reject funds for driver’s license program

DENVER – Democrats who pushed to get driver’s licenses for Colorado immigrants regardless of their legal status are outraged over a Republican vote to block access to funds for the program. ...

Colorado lawmakers reject capping college-tuition hikes

DENVER – A measure to permanently cap tuition hikes at Colorado’s public colleges and universities at 6 percent a year was rejected in a state Senate panel Thursday. Education Com...

Potential jurors in theater-shooting case give excuses

One says his orthodonics business to suffer if he serves