Updated: 8:38 PM Peterson Air Force Base is in the running to be the new home of the Space and Missile Systems Center.

Updated: 8:34 PM Fort Carson soldiers returning home from Iraq are getting more than just hugs and kisses.

Updated: 7:07 AM The University of Colorado at Boulder is number one. Not in academics or research, but in partying.

Updated: 9:53 PM Nearly 300 troops are enjoying their first night home in nearly a year.

Updated: 9:47 PM The suicide of Fort Carson Green Beret William Howell is getting attention from the Defense Department.

Updated: 9:43 PM State attorney general Ken Salazar is getting a little help from the feds in his run for Senate.

Updated: 9:38 PM Unless some major storms come to the rescue, the state will be in a drought this year.

Updated: 9:35 PM Colorado law enforcement agencies expect to distribute more than 360 thousand gun locks next week as part of a nationwide campaign to protect children.

Updated: 4:33 PM President Bush marked the anniversary Friday by urging resolve in the war against terrorism and saying it is "the duty of every government to fight and destroy this threat to our people."

Updated: 4:44 PM U.S. military officials say two American soldiers have been killed and two more wounded in fighting in central Afghanistan.

Updated: 4:42 PM Educators across the country are watching to see if Denver teachers accept a groundbreaking proposal to base pay raises on student performance rather than a teacher's longevity.

Updated: 4:40 PM Thousands of basketball fans have packed the Pepsi Center in Denver for first-round action in the NCAA men's basketball tournament.

Updated: 4:36 PM A preliminary hearing has been set for next month for a teenager accused of setting dogs on fire.

Updated: 4:34 PM Prosecutors in Kobe Bryant's sexual assault case say the alleged victim didn't give up her medical-records privacy rights just because she didn't ask Bryant's lawyers to return some.

Updated: 10:22 PM A bombing at an Iraqi hotel kills at least 27 people and leaves dozens more injured.

Updated: 10:14 PM The Department of Defense identifies the 3rd Armored Cavalry Regiment soldier killed in Iraq on Wednesday.

Updated: 9:59 PM Colorado Springs Utilities customers may be able to water their lawns more frequently this summer.

Updated: 8:47 PM There is much more to the Irish holiday than just green beer, corned beef and shamrocks.

Updated: 8:38 PM Colorado has lost more than 115,000 jobs since the recession started.

Updated: 10:16 PM The teenage girl involved in a hit and run accident in Canon City dies from her injuries.

Updated: 9:38 PM Colorado Springs police release the 911 tapes from an accidental shooting which left a 12 year old boy middle school student dead.

Updated: 9:18 PM One of the American missionaries killed in Iraq was a former resident of Lamar, and was born in Colorado Springs.

Updated: 9:06 PM The Colorado Springs Sky Sox have agreed in principal to a deal that would put up to 25 regular-season games on a regional sports network.

Updated: 9:00 PM The University of Colorado is considering changes to campus-wide alcohol policy in the wake of a scandal that's hit the school's football program.

Updated: 8:56 PM For the third time in five months, Vice President Dick Cheney stumped in Colorado today to raise money.