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  1. Troubled Colorado Springs' Crowne Plaza sold

    COLORADO SPRINGS —A company headed by Texas investor John Bushman has purchased the financially troubled Crowne Plaza Hotel for $14 million, with plans to switch it to his MCM Hotels chain

    Denver Post 14 minutes ago

  2. Colorado Governor Has Death Penalty Doubts

    Today, Colorado Governor John Hickenlooper issued a temporary reprive for death row inmate Nathan Dunlap. But it's not because of anything Dunlap has — or hasn't — done. It's because Hickenlooper is questioning whether his state should be in the business of capital punishment at all.

    The Atlantic Wire via Yahoo! News May 23 02:32AM UTC

  3. Colorado wildlife agency determined to make CNG-powered pickups work

    Colorado wildlife officials say they are determined to make new pickups powered by compressed natural gas work in their fleets, despite operational and logistical hurdles.

    Denver Post May 23 06:12AM UTC

  5. Colorado Sen. Evie Hudak recall effort suspended

    An effort to recall Colorado state Sen. Evie Hudak, D-Westminster, has been suspended, somewhere short of collecting 18,962 petition signatures needed to force a public vote.

    Denver Post May 22 23:10PM UTC

  6. Colorado settles with Penguin to resolve e-book price-fixing dispute

    Colorado and 32 other states have reached an agreement with Penguin Group USA settling allegations that it colluded with other major publishers and Apple to manipulate prices in the e-book market.

    Denver Post May 22 18:23PM UTC

  7. Colorado governor grants reprieve to quadruple killer on death row

    By Keith Coffman DENVER (Reuters) - Colorado Governor John Hickenlooper granted a reprieve on Wednesday to the state's longest-serving death row inmate, ordering his execution blocked indefinitely in a move that infuriated prosecutors and victims' families. "It is a legitimate question whether we as a state should be taking lives," Hickenlooper, a first-term Democrat, wrote in his executive ...

    Reuters via Yahoo! News May 23 07:24AM UTC

  8. Colorado sends help to tornado-ravaged Oklahoma

    Aid from Colorado is on the way, or ready for activation, in the wake of Monday's devastating tornado in Oklahoma.

    Denver Post May 22 06:10AM UTC

  9. Colorado parole chief Tim Hand placed on paid temporary leave

    The director of Colorado's parole division, which has been under fire for two months for its handling of Evan Ebel and other violent parolees, has been put on a paid leave of absence, prisons officials said Wednesday.

    Denver Post May 22 23:23PM UTC

  10. Colorado Business Bank Announces New Vail President

    DENVER, May 22, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Colorado Business Bank announced that Robert Verratti has been hired as president of Colorado Business Bank – Vail. Verratti has more than 20 years of financial services ...

    PR Newswire via Yahoo! Finance May 22 14:05PM UTC

  11. Australian sports software company to bring HQ to Colorado Springs

    COLORADO SPRINGS —FuseSport, an Australia-based sports-software company, announced Tuesday it's locating its international headquarters in Colorado Springs to be near the region's sports

    Denver Post May 21 20:08PM UTC