Tuesday, April 8, 2014

U.S. Soccer president denies mutiny led to coach's firing

U.S. Soccer President Sunil Gulati said Sunday's decision to fire women's Coach Tom Sermanni less than seven months before the start of World Cup qualifying was not made in haste but was the result of consultation with several people inside and outside the team.

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The Magic of Matcha

Lauren Danson's Mizuba Tea Company spreads leafy love.

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Fort Collins mom, son survive cancer during pregnancy

Amy Hansen was diagnosed with ovarian cancer just weeks after learning she was pregnant with her first son. In the months that followed, the Fort Collins woman battled her own fear and the judgment of others, including the looks on strangers' faces when they saw her bald head and growing belly. Hansen, 29, believes her pregnancy and her son saved her life. And now she's working to share her ...

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Three things to know for Tuesday in Fort Collins

Citing uncertainty in the marijuana market, Colorado's governor has ratcheted back his projection on how much tax the newly legal drug could produce.

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CSU stadium advisory committee outlines concerns

Studies on the impact a new on-campus stadium at CSU will have on the surrounding area won't be complete until mid-July.

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All-Star game puts VSDB player's career in OT

Two months ago, Hannah Mills thought she had played her last basketball game while attending the Virginia School for the Deaf and the Blind.

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Knights corral Broncs, 11-0

The Havasu Knights’ Alex Dafoe takes warm-up tosses between innings during high school baseball action between Lake Havasu and Parker Monday afternoon in Parker. Dafoe would toss two shutout innings, hit a home run and drive in six runs as the Knights defeated the Broncs, 11-0.

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