Updated: 9:51 PM The results of an autopsy of a Pueblo toddler, who was poisoned earlier this week, are in and they indicate he died from drinking a toxic cleaning solution.

Updated: 9:47 PM A proposal that requires hospitals to inform rape victims about the morning-after pill is becoming an issue in the state capitol once again.

Updated: 9:42 PM What comes down... must go up. Air Force Academy officials say their idle aircraft should be hitting the skies soon.

Updated: 9:39 PM Directors of the Colorado Springs Philharmonic hope this season of concerts will keep audiences coming back for more.

Updated: 5:35 PM The United Steelworkers Union and Oregon Steel have announced a tentative settlement of a labor dispute in Pueblo that began more than six years ago.

Updated: 5:30 PM El Paso County Attorney Mike Lucas has left his job after a month-long investigation into alleged nepotism.

Updated: 5:27 PM Colorado Springs business and civic leaders are asking the U.S. Olympic Committee to move its longtime headquarters to help spruce up a downtown development.

Updated: 5:13 PM One Southern Colorado grandfather credits his 14-year-old granddaughter with rescuing him from a fire that destroyed their home.

Updated: 4:56 PM A police SWAT team captures the suspect in the city's first homicide of 2004. Meantime, a woman who knew the victim says he will be missed.

Updated: 9:19 PM The Colorado Lottery Commission has banned its employees from accepting any gifts from vendors after a critical audit and the launch of a criminal investigation.

Updated: 8:36 AM JP Morgan Chase is buying Bank One for about $58 billion.

Updated: 9:06 PM Sales of beef products remain strong in Colorado despite the discovery of the first U-S case of mad cow disease last month.

Updated: 8:55 PM The attorney for a woman found guilty in the death of a police officer has asked the Colorado Supreme Court to throw out the conviction.

Updated: 4:51 PM Colorado ranks 11th in the nation for identity theft. On Thursday, Attorney General Ken Salazar unveiled a new way to help protect you.

Updated: 6:27 PM Sheriff's investigators today recommended two felony charges against owners of three pit bulls that killed an Elbert County horse trainer.

Updated: 6:24 PM Last year, the Colorado Springs City Streets Division received reports of 706 potholes. Crews patched up 657 of them. Now, they're tackling another crop of craters.

Updated: 6:16 PM It's been a dangerous week already at I-25 and Woodmen. Drivers blame the concrete barriers in the construction zone. Police blame drivers who are going too fast and simply not paying attention.

Updated: 6:10 PM A Fort Carson soldier who gave his life for his country is remembered on the Mountain Post on Wednesday. Specialist Rian Ferguson died Dec. 14 on duty in Iraq.

Updated: 6:12 PM Many people in the Pikes Peak area watched as the president gave NASA its new mission, a manned base on the moon, and an eventual trip to Mars.

Updated: 5:23 PM An Elbert County woman whose pit bulls killed a woman in November says she has no idea what caused them to go on a rampage.

Updated: 5:21 PM An Article 32 hearing for an Air Force Academy cadet accused of drug charges has recessed for the day without a decision.

Updated: 5:15 PM An Apache helicopter went down near Fallujah, Iraq Tuesday.

Updated: 7:01 AM Forty-five aircraft assigned here are grounded amid safety concerns after Air Force quality assurance evaluators discovered contractor maintenance irregularities Jan. 9.

Updated: 6:09 PM New beef regulations are now in effect as a result of Mad Cow Disease. The federal guidelines will stop traditional Mexican restaurants from serving certain ethnic favorites.

Updated: 4:10 PM Colorado College will keep its Division I status, and continue awarding scholarships in men's ice hockey and women's soccer. That's the decision of a vote during the 2004 NCAA Convention in Nashville.