Colorado State University News

A months-long clash of philosophies over the future of Colorado's budget and the role of state government is expected to kick off in the basement of the state Capitol on Wednesday.

A NEW study shows that horses treated with a diuretic before racing had less haemorrhaging in their airways and lungs during exercise.

NCBR Poll Have you applied for a loan in the last six months? Yes, I was approved! Yes, but denied.

The old saying 'sleep tight, don't let the bedbugs bite' has a new meaning for Fort Collins residents and CSU students who used to furnish their living rooms with old sofas covered in yesterday's fabric patterns.

More Rural Development, FSA state directors named Jul. 1, 2009 WASHINGTON, D.C. -- The Obama Administration continued naming individuals who will serve as State Director for Rural Development and for the Farm Service Agency at the USDA.

Trudy Kareus has been appointed as Colorado's executive director for the Farm Service Agency of the U.S. Department of Agriculture.

During a series of events rarely seen inside a courtroom, Gregory Nessler was allowed Tuesday during his sentencing hearing to turn and face the family of the man who he killed last year while driving high on drugs.

A U.S. biologist says the accumulation of metals in plants may be a strategy to protect the plants from predators such as prairie dogs.

Should any of these gutter- scrubbing June thunderstorms develop into a metro-area flash flood, Coloradans will have ample warning from more than 1,200 volunteers with rain gauges planted proudly in their yards.

Diana Allen has announced she will run for a second term on city council Ward 5. Allen was originally elected to council in November 2005, and said she is prepared to continue the work she has done while in the position.

Dinosaurs may not have been as monstrously heavy as previously thought, because of flaws in the statistical model to calculate their weight, researchers reported on Sunday.

Dinosaurs, the largest animals ever to have walked the face of the earth and which went extinct about 65 million years ago may not have been as big as previously thought, according to the latest research.

Guns offer protection, redress grievances, give power and status and are a ticket to a culture where violence is an acceptable fact of life.

The cover of the new Colorado Ethics Watch report. No need for Mike Coffman to thumb through " Ethics Roundup: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly 2009 ," a new report by Colorado Ethics Watch, in order to look for his name.

Hurricane experts this year are calling for a near average to below-average season for tropical storms.

The Colorado State University today approved a new budget and officially appointed Tony Frank as the president of the Fort Collins campus.

Colorado Springs city parks may turn brown if they don't get more green. City Council members learned about the irrigation needs of city parks on Monday.

Wilma Lucille Ashbaugh, 98, of Fort Collins entered Eternal life on June 6, 2009.

Live Young, Live Well, Live Now is the motto behind a new blog created by two CSU graduates.

Fort Collins has seen a bombardment of bank robberies with seven so far in 2009, two more than the last three years combined.