ASPEN — Aspen city council members are considering a 14 mile per hour speed limit in a residential area in attempt to get the attention of drivers and get them to slow down. Residents say few … more

WASHINGTON — In danger of losing congressional momentum, President Barack Obama is drawing attention to Colorado's newly passed gun control laws as he applies public pressure on Congress to pass … more

RAPID CITY — Authorities have identified a 21-year-old Rapid City man who died in a mountain biking accident in South Dakota’s Black Hills. The Pennington County Sheriff’s Office said Curtis … more

STURGIS, S.D. — Sturgis may be best known for its annual motorcycle rally in August, but the city is hoping to entice people to visit the rest of the year. KBHB radio reports that a public … more

Thursday’s opening is a Salute to the Armed Forces and the national anthem will be performed by the 42-member United States Marine Band. Rodeo a family sport A year ago, Kaycee Feild and Tuf … more

DENVER — A Colorado proposal to allow people between 18 and 21 to drink alcohol with their parents is up for its first review. The so-called “Drinking With Dad” bill from a Republican … more

PHILILPSBURG, Mont. — Philipsburg's Rotary Club and community leaders have launched a media campaign to attract new residents to town who can "telework" from anywhere they choose.Their message: … more

MISSOULA — The University of Montana is looking at cutting costs and possibly personnel to make up a projected budget gap of $16 million the next academic year. Enrollment dipped by about 700 … more

BOULDER — In a sign of the times, Boulder is hanging up on its downtown payphones. City leaders say that with most people using cellphones these days, it makes sense to remove the four payphones … more

CENTENNIAL, Colo. — A hearing laying out the evidence against the accused gunman in the Colorado theater shooting ended Wednesday with the defense deciding not to call witnesses to attest to James … more