Workers for one of Colorado's biggest marijuana businesses can be fired for smoking pot on the job, or using cocaine any time.

Hoping to help close the gap between workers' skills and the needs of businesses, President Barack Obama on Wednesday announced he's putting hundreds of millions toward job training programs that produce highly skilled workers.

Drivers who use Austin Bluffs Parkway are in for more headaches thanks to emergency water line repairs near UCCS.

Former U.S. Rep. Bob Beauprez has been certified to Republican primary ballots for governor.

Officers getting high from marijuana.

It's a big concern for the Chief of Police in Pueblo. He's worried about officers getting a contact high.

A llama ran loose on the campus of Trinidad State Junior College on Wednesday, April 16, 2014.

A woman who was trained to spot welfare fraud as an employee of the Mesa County Department of Human Services has been arrested after she was accused of defrauding the agency of welfare program funds totaling nearly $13,000.

A 21-year-old Adams State University student has pleaded no contest to felony possession of explosives and reckless endangerment after an explosive device was discovered on the Adams State University campus last October.

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The Consumer Price Index rose 0.2 percent in March, and the Bureau of Labor Statistics said increases in the shelter and food costs accounted for most of the rise. See how much things like homes, cars and milk cost in 1914 compared to today's prices.