Updated: 5:06 PM The Colorado Springs man behind a Taxpayer's Bill of Rights says he's selling his rental properties because he's tired of a city "vendetta'' against him.

Updated: 9:44 PM Two former federal prison guards who testified in Florence inmate brutality case have been sentenced to probation.

Updated: 9:39 PM Denver International is testing a 13 million dollar prototype of what's being called the nation't most advanced automated system for screening checked baggage.

Updated: 9:35 PM El Paso County DA's office expect to decide soon whether to pursue a case involving an Air Force Academy cadet accused of sexual assault.

Updated: 9:29 PM 32 new cases of West Nile Virus reported in Colorado.

Updated: 9:26 PM Colorado Springs city engineers have come up with a solution to neighborhood speeding, in the form of a portable speed hump.

Updated: 4:43 PM In a close vote, Colorado Springs city council members decided to ban weapons that are carried in the open into city buildings. However, they did not rule out properly licensed concealed weapons.

Updated: 4:21 PM The FBI says the group National Alliance has sent out racist messages to residents of Eagle.

Updated: 4:13 PM The Colorado ACLU files a lawsuit, claiming a new law is unconstitutional because it requires students to recite the pledge of allegiance.

Updated: 3:56 PM Colorado leads the country in the number of cases of West Nile Virus in humans. Now, another Coloradan has died from the illness.

Updated: 6:30 AM A priest accused of abuse at the Air Force Academy in the 1980s is now facing charges of abuse of a teen in the 1970s.

Updated: 5:20 PM A Fort Carson soldier was wounded in St. Louis after becoming a victim of a violent carjacking spree.

Updated: 5:16 PM A judge says the founder of Adelphia Communications will be tried along with other men accused of stealing from the bankrupt cable company.

Updated: 6:32 AM The Colorado Springs City Council is expected to make a decision about carrying weapons to meetings.

Updated: 6:33 AM America's death toll from West Nile virus has risen to eight so far this year.

Updated: 7:10 PM Two Coors Field escalators will be tested this week, after July 2nd accident.

Posted: 7:00 PM The Bush administration has directed federal land managers to remove obstacles to oil and gas development in parts of five Rocky Mountain states.

Updated: 6:56 PM Colorado State Fair offering some protection from West Nile virus to visitors.

Updated: 6:52 PM Health officials warn people to wear insect repellent, as West Nile cases rise.

Updated: 6:23 PM Ellicott woman sentenced to 64 years in prison for torturing her 6 year old son.

Updated: 6:07 PM Health officials say a puppy in northeast Colorado tested positive for the illness.

Updated: 6:01 PM Members of the 3rd Brigade Combat Team are training to replace soldiers in Iraq who are set to leave military service.

Updated: 5:45 PM An investigator determines that Second Lieutenant Ronen Segal is did not rape a cadet after a night of drinking.

Updated: 6:02 PM Network decided his comment was not "suited" to accepting his award during the Teen Choice Awards.

Updated: 5:37 PM Health officials say the Old North End of the city is a hotbed for insects that may carry the West Nile Virus. On Friday, they made plans to eliminate some of them.