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‘He enjoyed booze, guns, cars and younger women until the day he died’

MediaNews Group will no longer partner with Righthaven in mass copyright infringement lawsuits

A ban on pedestrians’ headphones and license plates on bikes are just a couple of the ridiculous bills state legislatures have proposed since 2011 began

In a move that was both sudden and carefully planned, the Broncos management team ended the brief but stormy era of Josh McDaniels by firing the head coach Monday afternoon

Eight hours after the last polls closed, some races are still too close to call. Here’s The Daily Caller’s rundown of the 10 messiest races

The Denver Post is projecting that the Democratic incumbent has defeated Republican nominee Ken Buck

Freedom of speech in this country is under attack, and not just by liberals, haters or others, but also by the press itself.

October issue of Bon Appetit names Boulder, Colo. ‘Foodiest Town of 2010′

Garbled transmission from firefighter leads many to believe vehicle collision with propane tank caused blaze

More than 3,500 acres and several structures have burned near Boulder, CO in a wildfire started Monday

With the general election ballot certified Friday, the Colorado governor’s race looks to be a three-way contest with Maes, Tancredo and Democrat John Hickenlooper

State Republican leaders want Dan Maes to either drop out of the upcoming race or they will replace him on the ballot with another candidate

Originally opposed to the state’s medical marijuana program, Ritter will now use it to close the budget gap

ESPN personality and sports columnist Jay Mariotti was released from jail hours after being arrested on suspicion of felony domestic assault

Republican Dan Maes will not quit the race, despite pleas from party elders to allow a more suitable candidate to be named

Maes, a near unknown, implored former GOP Congressman Tom Tancredo, who is planning to run as a third-party candidate, to drop out of the race

Andrew Romanoff and U.S. Sen. Michael Bennet are vying for support of ardent Democrats who will vote in the Colorado primary by Tuesday

Republican U.S. Senate hopeful Ken Buck called Tea Party birthers “dumbasses” to a Democratic operative

Tancredo’s entry as an American Constitution Party candidate likely would create a GOP implosion, splitting the vote in the general election

Scott McInnis, a former congressman, stands accused of copying the work of others in portions of a 1994 column and a 1995 speech