Year In Review: Top Stories From Wisconsin

Wisconsin's top story in 2014 was a historic one, as the state joined the ranks of those that allow gay marriage. But plenty of other headlines are worth remembering from the year that was, including Gov. Scott Walker demonstrating his resilience by winning his third election in four years, the theft of a 300-year-old violin and the disturbing case of the Slender Man stabbing.

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Republicans fighting to hang onto Senate _ in 2016

WASHINGTON (AP) — Senate majority in hand, ascendant Republicans are set to challenge President Barack Obama and the Democrats on Capitol Hill come January. But a much tougher election map two years from now could force the GOP right back into the minority.

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Car Fire at Scrapyard Sends Up Plumes of Smoke

A car fire sent huge plumes of smoke into the air Saturday evening..

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Westminster Chiropractor Says Prompt Concussion Treatment Essential

BROOMFIELD, Colo. -- Westminster chiropractor Dr. Randy Snyder of Lifetime Health and Wellness is calling for more prompt treatment for concussion victims. According to Dr. Snyder, both children and adults ...

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Chris’ Sunday Forecast

Winter begins at 4:03 this afternoon and as it arrives so do the strong, gusty winds. The wind will be cranking in the eastern half of the…

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Top 10 local news stories of 2014: No. 10 -- Fracking wars continue in Boulder County

At the close of 2013, Lafayette, Boulder and Broomfield had joined Longmont on the list of Colorado communities where residents had voted to ban oil and gas drilling within their borders. As the events of 2014 demonstrated, however, those votes did little to settle the ongoing controversy about where oil and gas exploration should be allowed and what amount of say cities and towns and their ...

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College football: CSU-Pueblo beats Minnesota St 13-0 for D-II title

Posted: Saturday, December 20, 2014 7:00 pm | Updated: 12:29 am, Sun Dec 21, 2014. KANSAS CITY, Kan. — Colorado State-Pueblo didn’t have a football program seven years ago.

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