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Vote may cost Markey core support, professors say
The vote on health-care reform was fraught with political risks for Rep. Betsy Markey no matter which way she went, said two Colorado State University political scientists who closely follow the 4th Congressional District.
Neighbor Ride marks five years of helping seniors
Neighbor Ride outreach coordindator Colleen Konstanzer, right, her daughter, Meah, and passenger Lucille White.
Legislator: let CSU grow pot for the state
A state legislator is hoping to corner the market on medical marijuana by having Colorado State University oversee the cultivation of all pot used in the burgeoning industry.
Study: Nitrogen pollution worsens in Rockies lakes
Airborne nitrogen pollution from vehicle exhaust and farm fertilizer is turning algae in the alpine lakes of Rocky Mountain National Park into junk food for fish, a study says.
Northern Colorado Business Report
CSU ends partnership with wind farm developer
November 5, 2009 -- FORT COLLINS - Colorado State University has decided to end its partnership with the developer it had selected to build a wind farm on university-owned land north of Fort Collins.
Denver Post Economy/Real Estate
CSU study: Insulin levels may hold dementia key
Colorado State University researchers think insulin levels in the brain may be the key to understanding how some types of dementia progress.
Swing into the B&O for steps back in time
A Veteran's Day Swing Dance to benefit the USO and B&O Railroad Museum Education Programs will be held Saturday, Nov.
NM calf fitted with prosthetic legs
Meadow the yearling Black Angus calf spends her days frolicking in northeastern New Mexico's cattle country, all with her prosthetic hind legs.
GOP candidate Cory Gardner once volunteered for Democrat challenging Bob Schaffer
Republican congressional frontrunner Cory Gardner is a former Democrat who realized in college that his beliefs 'were aligned with conservative values and ideals,' his campaign says.
"Saturation patrol" in Fort Collins nets 10 arrests
A "saturation patrol" targeting drunken drivers netted 10 arrests in Fort Collins, police said.
Coroner to testify on bullet path in Moore murder trial
With prosecutors likely to finish presenting their case against murder suspect Justin Levi Moore today, jurors have heard little concrete evidence contradicting the defense's theory that Valerie Gendernalik's death was an accident.
In Colorado, All Eyes On Unaffiliated Voters
For decades, Colorado was one of those square states in a sea of red on political maps.
Evans: Global warming? We better believe it
Columnist George Will says it. The "Freakonomics" economists who have made a mint on their contrarianism, Steven D. Levitt and Stephen J. Dubner, say it.
Colo. elk institute facing critics
An elk reserve on state-owned property in southwest Colorado is getting critics who say the Elk Research Institute is more concerned with attracting wealthy hunters than saving elk from chronic wasting disease.
Colorado balloon story a fable come to life for parents
It seemed like a tall tale from the start. Now the Balloon Boy saga is giving parents a true-life moral: Don't make up stories, and lie to the police.
Moore trial: Jurors will not hear jail phone call
Jurors will not hear a phone call made by Justin Levi Moore from the Larimer County jail to a friend about six hours after he was arrested on suspicion of murder where Moore is heard displaying what prosecutors argued was little emotion after someone he "supposedly" loved was just killed.
CSU receives $1.2 million in federal grants for water-resource research
The U.S. Department of Agriculture has awarded CSU $1.2 million in grants to aid in research addressing critical water resource issues.
Snow cancellations, closures announced
However, bus system delays are likely. The final trip of the day for the 34-Express bus to Greeley set off at 2:15 p.m. from Loveland.
Storm dumps snow on Rockies, plains, more forecast
A slow-moving autumn storm in areas of the Rocky Mountains and western plains has dumped as much as 28 inches of snow in Colorado, closed dozens of schools, delayed flights and left behind icy roads for the morning commute Thursday.
Volunteers spruce up pottery studio at Loveland's Our Place
Volunteering at Loveland's Our Place was a win-win situation for Mona Elkady on Saturday during Make A Difference Day activities.
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