Updated: 4:24 PM A speeding NASA spacecraft has a comet by the tail Friday. And engineers at Denver's Lockheed Martin plant have a keen interest--they built "Stardust."

Updated: 4:11 PM Police are looking for two men who robbed the Safeway store on Thursday evening.

Updated: 3:43 PM Bankruptcies were up in our state in 2003. But one local professor expects 2004 to bring better financial news for the Pikes Peak region.

Updated: 3:21 PM Gusty winds on the Front Range are ushering in a strong winter storm that's hitting the mountains hard.

Updated: 3:06 PM A driver goes the wrong way on northbound I-25---slamming head-on into another car. Investigators believe the woman may have been drinking.

Updated: 10:12 PM Some new moms and dads rang in the new year in the hospital as they waited for the first southern Colorado babies of 2004.

Updated: 10:05 PM The year begins with some very sad news for Fort Carson another soldier has died in Iraq.

Updated: 10:00 PM The man at the head of a bizarre sex assault case will be in court tomorrow.

Updated: 9:55 PM The Epsicopal Diocese of Colorado has a new leader.

Updated: 9:51 PM Some Colorado drivers could kick off 2004 with a major blemish on their driving records.

Updated: 3:36 PM Coloradans who are out ringing in the New Year will likely see more DUI patrols than anti-terrorism measures.

Updated: 3:37 PM Even the little ones understand the need to "better ourselves" by making some New Year's resolutions!

Updated: 11:30 PM If you're tired of all those unsolicited messages showing up in your e-mail inbox, you may be encouraged to hear about a new federal law tackling SPAM. However, it might not be a total cure.

Updated: 3:40 PM For the first time ever, Colorado Springs will ring in the New Year with a big ball drop, just like in Times Square.

Updated: 1:35 PM Three dogs attacked a little girl in Colorado Springs this summer. Now, the dogs' owner faces two years of probation.

Updated: 8:19 AM A soldier whose parents live in the Birmingham, Alabama suburb of Irondale has died in Iraq.

Updated: 9:51 PM The Army has dropped a dereliction of duty charge against a Fort Carson soldier, but his military career is still in limbo.

Updated: 9:48 PM Crews plan to begin dismantling what remains of a burned-out apartment building in Glendale today to search for more victims.

Updated: 9:42 PM The city of Grand Junction will join a growing list of cities nationwide when a smoking ban takes effect on Thursday.

Updated: 8:16 AM Sprint champion Kelli White is among seven American athletes the U.S. Olympic Committee says flunked drug tests this summer.

Updated: 5:30 PM A new mom and dad in Colorado Springs have their hands full, with two sets of identical twins!

Updated: 5:41 PM The Pikes Peak Historical Street Railway Foundation plans to return streetcars to service in Colorado Springs.

Updated: 5:08 PM A group of Pueblo parents says the end of its graffiti removal program will hurt the city. But city officials say graffiti removal will continue without the Concerned Parents of Pueblo.

Updated: 7:29 AM The number of confirmed flu cases in Colorado this season has now grown to more than 11,000. But state health officials say the epidemic is definitely slowing down.

Updated: 7:32 AM Her wrinkled hands paint straight from her heart which Irma Bracken creates paintings, honoring the men and women in Iraq.