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SALT LAKE CITY – A federal judge on Wednesday questioned Interior Secretary Ken Salazar’s justification for canceling 77 drilling leases sold by the Bush administration around national parks in...

DENVER – Colorado Republicans are looking at their options as GOP gubernatorial candidate Scott McInnis struggles over plagiarism allegations, but there are signs he intends to ride out the...

FORT CARSON – Fort Carson bade a formal farewell Thursday to 3,800 soldiers who are leaving for Afghanistan, where they’ll spend the next 12 months teaching local police and Afghan troops how to...

DENVER – Natural-gas industry groups are urging the Environmental Protection Agency to limit the scope of an upcoming study on the effects of a natural-gas extraction process known as fracing.Some...

ALBUQUERQUE – Climate change legislation has stalled in the U.S. Senate, and environmentalists want Democratic Sen. Jeff Bingaman of New Mexico to do something about it.Several groups pooled their...

DENVER – When former Rep. Tom Tancredo last week called President Barack Obama the biggest threat to the United States, both Colorado Republican Senate hopefuls agreed with the former presidential...

DENVER – A Colorado gubernatorial candidate brushed off allegations of plagiarism as a minor issue Wednesday, even as calls escalated for him to own up to his mistakes and pay back $300,000 he...

Associated Press WritersPHOENIX (AP) Arizona ends its groundbreaking speed enforcement program Thursday with the expiration of a company's two-year contract that put dozens of cameras along...

DENVER – A researcher who Colorado Republican gubernatorial candidate Scott McInnis blamed for plagiarism allegations says he won’t sign a letter from the campaign owning up to what happened...