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Job openings rose about 7.6 percent in January, to 2.7 million, compared with December, the Labor Department said. That's the highest total since February 2009.

DENVER (AP) — A man from suburban Denver whose home was raided after he told a television station he hoped to earn hundreds of thousands of dollars by growing medical marijuana has reached a deal with prosecutors.

A state review of the 2008 death of a 20-day-old Fort Collins boy "got dropped along the line somewhere," a Department of Human Services spokeswoman said Tuesday.

Cory Gardner, the Republican frontrunner for the 4th Congressional District, missed a vote on a water bill critical to his district Tuesday because he was on a campaign-related trip to Washington, D.C., according to the Denver Post.

LOVELAND — Calling her a "visionary," the McKee Medical Center Foundation today honored Dr. Adrienne LeBailly, Larimer County Department of Health director, with the McKee Community Health Award for her handling of the H1N1 flu vaccine distribution here.

A Loveland man will be serving more than four years in federal prison for wire fraud related to a scheme where he sold people nonexistent discount airline tickets.

Fort Collins police are investigating after a woman said she was thrown to the ground by a stranger while walking in Spring Canyon Park on Monday morning.

A third person suspected of participating in a robbery and assault that was preceded by two women offering to perform a "strip tease" for the victim has been arrested and made her first appearance in court today.

NEW YORK — A TV producer is expected to admit trying to shake down David Letterman over the comic's sexual affairs, a source familiar with the case told The Associated Press.

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LOVELAND - Two Loveland activists are delivering news and information about the medical marijuana world live and online through GreeneRadio.

A judge decided Monday that because of the way investigators say a gun was pressed to Kelly Burgess' head, enough evidence exists for a jury to decide whether her husband knowingly caused her death on Oct. 6 at the Loveland couple's home.

Powertech Uranium Corp. has increased its estimate of how much uranium it might be able to recover at its proposed Centennial Project by more than 1.2 million pounds.

The national once-a-decade head count is coming to Northern Colorado.

Volunteers continue to pay off in a big way for the Larimer County Department of Natural Resources.

WINDSOR - A local church has lost the right to use its current building and is anxiously seeking a new home.

Northern Colorado's four Republican congressional candidates will meet in their second debate from 7 to 9 p.m. Thursday at Mountain View High School Auditorium in Loveland.

Larimer County Assessor Steve Miller announced Monday he will seek another four-year term at the post in the November election.