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A bill that would have repealed capital punishment and used the savings to fund cold-case investigations failed this afternoon in the Senate.

Denver police continue to search for a suspect in the fatal shooting of an Ethiopian immigrant who worked as a convenience-store clerk.

A man armed with a gun entered a warehouse building in the 400 block of Lipan Street in Denver Monday night, prompting panicked fleeing by employees of the business.

After an emotionally charged meeting, Denver's school board just voted to effectively close the school of 450 students in northeast Denver, refusing to grant it a charter.

Authorities today released the name of a convenience-store clerk who was fatally shot over the weekend.

Police are searching for a man who fatally shot an Ethiopian immigrant inside a 7-Eleven convenience store early this morning.

DENVER—U.S. Sen. Mark Udall says he's open to adding more money for infrastructure projects to the Senate version of the stimulus package.

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Weld County District Attorney Ken Buck today announced his candidacy for the U.S. Senate seat now held by freshman Democrat Sen. Michael Bennet.

Buck's office has played high profile roles in both the conviction of transgendered woman Angie Zapata's killer and a controversial scheme to snag illegal immigrants with false identification.


Only time will tell if it has the staying power of "Both Ways Bob (Beauprez)," "Boulder Liberal (Mark Udall)," or "Big Oil Bob (Schaffer)," in Colorado campaign-trail lore, but the NRSC today has dubbed Colorado's junior Senator "Back N Forth Bennet" in a web ad that criticizes him for not taking a public stance on the Employee Free Choice Act.


 

Sen. Michael Bennet is not "making a strong positive impression on Colorado voters," according to new poll results out this morning.

A poll from Public Policy Poling shows 41 percent of respondents disapprove of the Democratic Senator's job performance...


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Long thought to be a 4th Congressional District contender, Weld County District Attorney Ken Buck says he has his sites set on a different race.

Buck isn't ready to make any announcements - he's still talking to his fellow GOP types - but he's considering challenging the newly appointed Democrat Sen. Michael Bennet for U.S. Senate come 2010.