Updated: 9:00 PM Suspended University of Colorado football coach Gary Barnett says he's sure he and his embattled football program will be exonerated -- but not certain he will remain C-U's coach.

Updated: 8:46 PM University of Colorado officials say they've made changes to the football recruiting program at the center of allegations of player rape, strippers and alcohol parties.

Updated: 8:38 PM Governor Owens says he won't decide whether to begin a campaign for the United States Senate for another week to ten days.

Updated: 3:57 PM Gas prices are going up, and by this summer, we could see $2 per gallon when we fuel up.

Updated: 4:44 PM Pueblo county commissioners have banned the open carrying of weapons on county property.

Updated: 4:47 PM Colorado Republican, and veteran Senator, Ben Nighthorse Campbell is calling it quits.

Updated: 11:30 PM A company called Divine Scents now uses a paper shredder to help job applicants keep their personal information safe.

Updated: 3:48 PM A Pueblo man is now charged with murdering his mother and stepfather.

Updated: 3:45 PM After a five day work stoppage at the El Paso County Coroner's Office, autopsies have resumed.

Updated: 7:37 AM If you're on the Colorado No Call list, you're supposed to be protected. But a local senior says she is still being bothered by telemarketers. So she made a Call For Action.

Updated: 3:45 PM The first handful of witnesses have shown up in Eagle to testify about the sexual past of Kobe Bryant's accuser.

Updated: 3:31 PM Some U.S. soldiers in Iraq won’t be coming home as soon as they thought. The army is expanding its stop-loss policy. That means deployed soldiers, whose time in the army is up, will have to stay a little longer.

Updated: 3:11 PM Colorado Springs police made three arrests Tuesday in connection with the Bronze Tree Apartment shooting death over the weekend.

Updated: 7:07 AM Denver Broncos wide receiver Ed McCaffrey retired today after 13 years in the NFL.

Updated: 11:30 PM Every single day, someone in Colorado becomes the victim of identity theft. You hear about it all the time. But why are the crooks so successful? We conducted an experiment to find out what we could about two people we met on the street.

Updated: 7:17 AM It's been nearly three years of cone zones on Interstate 25 and Woodman. Although the construction is winding down, it won't be finished until, at the latest, June 20.

Updated: 3:46 PM On top of losing her husband unexpectedly, Deanne Funk is now worried that the coroner's office won't release his body for his funeral, all because of a dispute at the office.

Updated: 3:21 PM Kobe Bryant's attorneys continue to level charges against his accuser.

Updated: 3:06 PM After two years of negotiations, leaders in Colorado Springs and Pueblo have made a controversial water agreement official.

Updated: 7:00 AM Law enforcement officials from 7 Colorado cities, including Colorado Springs, want the assault weapons ban to continue.

Updated: 4:36 PM Sales of beef in the United States are steady but Colorado's cattle industry says there needs to be a jumpstart in foreign demand for the industry to recover from the Mad Cow scare.

Updated: 7:02 AM A new report says a University of Colorado student was raped by an acquaintance in her dorm room just hours after the 2001 football recruiting party.

Updated: 7:05 AM What to do with charter schools when school districts don't want them?

Updated: 7:06 AM About 10,000 Fort Carson soldiers are coming home by April and many will have to look for jobs in an already tight market.

Updated: 8:55 PM A home-cooked meal, a warm shower, and a chance to sleep in their own beds. It doesn't sound like much to most people, but they're luxuries to the service men and women who have been fighting abroad. On Saturday night, another group of Fort Carson soldiers got to live the life of "luxury".