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Home Inspection News
Trio of weekend ski sales offer cool savings
Colorado skiers again can choose from a trio of ski sales this weekend with Christy Sports re-entering the fray after its inaugural venture last year.
Manufacturing boosts economy, stocks
Manufacturing is growing in the United States and abroad, easing fears that the economy might be on the verge of a second recession.
Cory Gardner leads Betsy Markey by 11 points, poll says
Republican Cory Gardner has an 11-point lead over Democratic incumbent Betsy Markey as the fall congressional campaign gets underway, a new poll by a GOP-affiliated group shows.
Republicans appear to be preparing $1 million-plus ad buy against Markey
The National Republican Congressional Committee this week purchased advertising time on Denver network TV stations for the first three weeks of October, with all signs pointing to an all-out ad blitz against Democrat Betsy Markey.
Ritter appoints Tom Lynch of Fort Collins as new county court judge
Gov. Bill Ritter today appointed prosecutor Tom Lynch to the Larimer County court bench.
CSU offering slew of events to mark Saturday's Rocky Mountain Showdown
CSU invites Ram fans, alumni and friends to events in Denver on Sept. 3-4 in preparation for the Cinch Jeans Rocky Mountain Showdown between the Colorado State University Rams and the University of Colorado Buffalos.
Police: Discovery Channel gunman shot; 3 hostages safe
SILVER SPRING, Md. (AP) — Police shot a man upset with the Discovery Channel network's programming who took three people hostage at the company's headquarters Wednesday, officials said. All three hostages escaped safely.
Updated: Complaint filed against Larimer Sheriff Alderden over campaign actions; sheriff responds
The chairman of the Larimer County Democratic Party has filed a formal complaint with state elections officials alleging that Larimer Sheriff Jim Alderden has misused taxpayer resources to campaign on behalf of the man he wants to replace him.
Bidding up at Colorado Junior Livestock Sale
PUEBLO, Colo. (AP) — Bidding at the Colorado State Fair's annual Junior Livestock Sale was up this year.
State ed board begins review of public flow of information in teacher arrests
DENVER -- State Board of Education members spent this morning hearing about the complex maze that must be managed before parents and community members can be told about the arrests of licensed teachers in Colorado and the existing loopholes that could allow some arrests and convictions of licensed...
Number of illegal immigrants in US down
WASHINGTON (AP) - The number of illegal immigrants living in the U.S. has dropped for the first time in two decades - decreasing by 8 percent as the sour economy dried up jobs and increased enforcement made it harder to sneak across the border with Mexico, a new study finds.
Drug court steers drug users in right direction
Taylor Minkler started using meth when she was 13, and, for years, she got away with it.
Fort Collins' Animal House searching for survival
Shelby, a 12-year-old sandy-colored Labrador mix, sauntered Tuesday morning into the lobby of Animal House Rescue and Grooming, a pet shelter in northwest Fort Collins.
Reduced Fort Collins budget could squeeze new museum
The Fort Collins Museum could hit a financial speed bump just as it's getting ready to launch a new, multimillion-dollar facility.
IN BRIEF
Staffers for Rep. Betsy Markey will have office hours specifically geared toward senior citizen issues in Fort Collins.
Area airport receives up to 50 manager applications
The Fort Collins-Loveland Municipal Airport received nearly 50 applications for its open manager position; the application deadline was Friday.
Commissioners unplug push for energy loan program
An effort to create a program through which Larimer County residents and businesses could get low-interest loans to fund energy improvements has come up short.
Armed robbery reported at Hilton
Fort Collins police are investigating a reported armed robbery early Monday at the Hilton Fort Collins across from the CSU campus.
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