Updated: 9:46 PM Your body may like dressing down on Fridays as much as you do.

Updated: 9:41 PM It may seem like a Hollywood movie but, for one Colorado Springs woman, it's real.

Updated: 8:23 PM It was a mistake so small you probably never even caught it. Fifty-eight thousand voter information cards were sent out this week with incorrect information on it.

Updated: 7:37 AM So what do you do if the scam is originating from another country? Betty Sexton has some answers.

Updated: 5:17 PM A Mississippi prison was ordered locked down overnight after at least 28 Colorado inmates were involved in an uprising. This comes one day after a similar disturbance at a facility in Crowley County.

Updated: 5:11 PM Pueblo County’s annual County Fair is going on this week at the State Fairgrounds.

Updated: 4:42 PM A body has been found inside what's left of a Black Forest home. The residence exploded Wednesday afternoon and investigators believe the home owner may have been experimenting with model rockets.

Updated: 4:26 PM Autopsies on the bodies of a Colorado Springs mother and daughter confirm that their deaths were the result of a murder-suicide.

Updated: 4:22 PM Democratic presidential candidate John Kerry is back in Colorado, hoping his war record in Vietnam will appeal to the estimated 400,000 veterans and 100,000 active duty soldiers here.

Updated: 3:56 PM Health officials in El Paso County have confirmed their first human case of West Nile virus this year.

Updated: 3:44 PM A Colorado Springs man calls police, saying he came home to find his roomates, a mother and young daughter, shot to death. Now, Colorado Springs Police are investigating the shootings as suspicious.

Updated: 1:40 PM Greek law enforcement authorities say foreign leaders and dignitaries attending the upcoming Olympic games can bring their own armed guards.

Updated: 3:59 PM Prison officials fight to end a riot at the Crowley County Correctional Facility for several hours, after hundreds of inmates began fighting and lighting fires Tuesday night.

Updated: 9:12 PM The publisher of The Denver Post and the Rocky Mountain News is considering a weekly publication aimed at Hispanics.

Updated: 9:05 PM Thousands of Fort Carson soldiers have returned home from Iraq since February.

Updated: 8:35 PM Colorado Republican Senator Wayne Allard has asked federal authorities to investigate three suspicious fires that have broken out in Greeley within the past week.

Updated: 8:30 PM People stood in line for hours, and some even flew in from out of state, for the chance to see former President Clinton in person.

Updated: 5:53 PM Police in Texas think the body of a woman found near Fountain last week could be the latest victim in a string of truck stop murders happening all over the country. Now investigators want to talk to George Hammond, Jr. about the case.

Updated: 4:59 PM Pueblo Police officers are on the lookout for fake payroll checks that look like they’re from Pueblo Community College.

Updated: 7:23 AM Measures taken to reduce the risk of West Nile virus will now have to be "redone," after last week's heavy rainfall.

Updated: 4:16 PM Former President Bill Clinton is expected to help raise some $300,000 for a memorial to victims of the Columbine High School massacre.

Updated: 7:27 AM A Colorado judge has ordered the younger brother of Democratic vice presidential candidate John Edwards to stand trial Nov. 29 on multiple counts listed in a 10-year-old warrant.

Updated: 4:04 PM NBA star Kobe Bryant was back in an Eagle County courtroom Monday to wrap up some final issues before his criminal trial begins next month. That includes whether court documents should be posted on the Internet, and if cameras should be allowed in the room during the trial.

Updated: 7:09 AM Even though Colorado isn't recognizing gay marriages legally, many same-sex couples are still being united.

Updated: 8:30 PM The trial of NBA superstar Kobe Bryant* continues Monday and several key issues are at stake.