CU signing day update: Buffs waiting on California top-100 recruit

The Colorado football program has confirmed receiving signed national letters of intent from 15 prep prospects Wednesday with the possibility of one more to come.

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$30 million of pot taxes could be returned to Colorado residents

It looks like all those legal pot shops may not be as profitable for Colorado after all. Colorado may have to refund $30 million of the more than $50 million it collected in taxes from marijuana sales over the course of 2014. The money would go directly into the pockets of state residents in the form of tax rebates, thanks to a constitutional amendment that limits taxes collected See also: 7 ...

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UAS industry eyeing Leach Airport

VALLEY — Center’s Leach Airport is a gem in Valley aviation history, and today it is being groomed to play a leading role in the future of aerospace technology.

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Top U.S. doctor says medical marijuana may help some conditions

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The United States' top doctor said that medical marijuana can help some patients in comments on Wednesday that may boost pressure on the Justice Department to redesignate the drug under federal law.

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Lightning-Stars Preview

The Tampa Bay Lightning are the NHL's top scoring team, though it's been their play at the other end of the ice that's carried them through the last seven games.

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Lansing Companies is on the move again!

SAN DIEGO, Feb. 4, 2015 /PRNewswire-iReach/ -- Lansing Companies is on the move again with its acquisition of Sonoma Highlands, a 2500 unit master-planned community located in Sparks , NV. With Tesla building its 5 million square foot Gigafactory which will employ 6500 skilled workers, Lansing intends to provide residential lots to home builders to prepare for the tremendous job opportunities ...

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GovBeat: Drones are baby helicopters that people are freaking out over

Take Montana, a lawmaker outlaw drones from harassing?or even photographing?hunters. Even though there's already a law against interfering with hunters.

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