WASHINGTON — Jobs numbers and other benefits touted by supporters of the Keystone XL oil pipeline are probably exaggerated, President Barack Obama told House Republicans on Wednesday, according to … more

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — Executives from some of the nation's biggest oil and gas companies said Monday that the next big oil boom could take place in northwestern New Mexico.The executives are in … more

BOISE, Idaho — Federal authorities in Idaho say they have arrested an Uzbekistan national on federal terrorism charges. Prosecutors says 30-year-old Fazliddin Kurbanov was arrested in Boise on … more

BOULDER, Colo. — Bolder Boulder officials are reviewing security for Colorado’s largest 10K race to make sure the May event is safe following a bombing at the Boston marathon. Race … more

DENVER — It was a suspicious suicide, an apparent self-inflicted gunshot in which the victim’s boyfriend had a trail of deceased former romantic partners, and Douglas County Coroner Lora … more

RAPID CITY, S.D. — Hours before first light, a freight train rumbles through downtown Rapid City, sounding off at every intersection. Wind whips frozen moisture across a field of thigh-high dead … more

DENVER — James Holmes is willing to spend the rest of his life in prison if it means there's no chance he'll be executed. Now prosecutors have to decide whether that's a deal they're willing to … more

LONGMONT, Colo. — On the first floor of Mountain View Plaza, Thelma Kissick searched her paper bags for a box of doughnuts. Everyone knows Kissick has to have her doughnuts, but bad knees and no … more

RAPID CITY, S.D. — It's a quieter life in rural South Dakota: No rush hour, no street gangs, no strip malls. And, increasingly it seems, no people. New 2012 census estimates released last … more

GREEN RIVER — Boaters on the Green River want some say about federal plans to repair a century-old dam damaged in high waters near Gunnison Valley two years ago. The Tusher diversion dam is the … more