GALETON — Taylor Starks will always remember Valentine's Day 2012 as one of a broken heart.

COLORADO SPRINGS — One man was shot in the knee Thursday and four more got a scare as bullets flew into an apartment early Friday morning.

An armed man robbed a bank employee this morning as the worker arrived to open the business, police said.

A college student who tried to "glitter bomb" Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney after the Colorado caucuses has pleaded guilty to a charge of disturbing the peace.

The Colorado House today approved a $19 billion state budget on a 64-1 vote, a rare feat of near unanimity on the state's annual spending plan.

 The widow of an extortion suspect shot to death by Aurora police today continued fighting for access to records of the investigation conducted into her husband's death before an Arapahoe

ASPEN — With record-breaking temperatures in Aspen early this week and the snow disappearing from the slopes as quickly as diehard skiers and riders, Aspen Mountain, Aspen Highlands and Snowmass will all call it quits Sunday.

The former vice president of Quality Paving today was sentenced to 13 years in prison for his role in a wide-ranging scandal in which Adams County taxpayers were bilked of at least $1.7 million.

A man from Uzbekistan who was living in Philadelphia pleaded not guilty to terrorism-related charges in federal court in Denver today.

ROGGEN — A 28-year-old Commerce City man died at the Roggen elevator on Tuesday, the Weld County Coroner's Office reported today.