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DENVER – Republican and Democratic candidates spent $2.9 million this year on the top 15 races for Colorado’s Legislature – and outside groups spent up to 10 times that amount under new campaign...

SANTA FE – A former state police chief pilot says there was pressure to fly rescue missions from the Public Safety Department’s top administrator, and that may have contributed to a fatal crash in...

ALBUQUERQUE – Federal law enforcement officials confirmed Friday they are investigating the shooting death of a Mexican gray wolf in southwestern New Mexico, the latest in a series of suspicious...

DENVER – A Colorado sheriff’s online database mistakenly revealed the identities of confidential drug informants and listed phone numbers, addresses and Social Security numbers of suspects, victims...

DENVER – Telling her colleagues that her allegiance is to the law, not any special interest group, Deputy Attorney General Monica Marquez was sworn in Friday as Colorado’s new Supreme Court...

DENVER – Colorado regulators agreed Thursday that Xcel Energy Inc. should switch another coal-fired power plant unit in Denver to run on natural gas as part of its plan to cut emissions, an option...

SALT LAKE CITY – A forensic psychiatrist testified Wednesday that a former street preacher charged with the abduction of Elizabeth Smart did not have severe mental illness at the time she was taken...

DENVER – Colorado regulators are split on Xcel Energy’s plan for cutting air pollution from coal-fired power plants by 2018.At issue is what to do with Xcel’s coal-fired Cherokee 4 unit in Denver....

DENVER – About 2 percent of Colorado residents now have cards to buy medical marijuana.The state health department said Tuesday it came up with the figure while clearing a backlog of pot...

ALBUQUERQUE – Leaders in Farmington decided Tuesday to challenge the state’s plan for curbing greenhouse-gas emissions, marking the opening salvo in a legal battle that is expected to pit more...