Rockies down Cubs 5-1, off to first 4-0 start since '95

DENVER (AP) -- The Colorado Rockies tied their best start in franchise history, beating the Chicago Cubs 5-1 Friday behind Troy Tulowitzki's two-run double and Justin Morneau's solo homer.

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Wild still could sit best players in regular-season finale

ST. LOUIS -- After 82 regular-season games and a 450-mile flight back to the Twin Cities on Saturday, the Wild still won't know who they're playing in the first round of the Stanley Cup playoffs.

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Forecasters see fewer than average hurricanes in 2015

The Atlantic hurricane season in 2015 will see fewer than the average number of storms, according to Colorado State University researchers.

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CU women's tennis: No. 4 UCLA blanks Buffaloes 7-0

A two-match winning streak came to a decisive end for the University of Colorado women's tennis team with a 7-0 loss to No.

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Judge blocks Navajo coal mine expansion in northwestern NM

A federal judge has blocked efforts by a Navajo Nation coal mine to expand operations within its permitted area in northwestern New Mexico.

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Police Dip into Probation’s GPS Data to Track Offenders

About 3,000 people in Massachusetts are wearing court-ordered ankle monitors right now. And under an agreement between police and probation, police can ping many of those devices to find out what those people are doing and where they’ve been.

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South Carolina officer's lawyer embraces infamous cases

(Reuters) - When a South Carolina policeman was acquitted of manslaughter after beating a suspect to death in 1987 in a station house, his lawyer was Andy Savage, who has built his reputation on taking cases many others would avoid at all costs.

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