Jury selection in the murder trial of Ryan Barry continued Tuesday morning with a series of individual closed-door interviews between the judge and lawyers in the case and dozens of potential jurors.

SEDALIA, Mo. -- A Sedalia hunter bagged a big buck on the second day of firearms season, but the kill caused him a lot of pain.

Traffic came to a halt during Tuesday’s morning rush hour after a tractor trailer overturned on Interstate 25.
Police closed two northbound lanes, causing traffic to back up for miles. The driver was OK and refused treatment at the scene.
Police estimate the lanes will be reopened around noon. They are investigating the cause of the accident.

A trial resumed Tuesday for a former Erie trustee accused of stealing tens of thousands of dollars from prospective parents trying to adopt children through her former Boulder-based agency.

The University of Colorado's Cultural Events Board is presenting the speech, dubbed "Money Makes the World Go Round," at 7:30 p.m. Dec. 9 in Macky Auditorium on the Boulder campus.

PARIS -- Tour de France officials responded with a Gallic shrug Tuesday after Lance Armstrong announced he will ride in cycling's premier event next year.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. -- A jetliner on a flight from St. Louis to Denver has landed safely in Kansas City with a shattered windshield.

After a night of blustery wind and flying doormats, the early Boulder morning suggested a curious calm could be in store - but those winds could be back today with gusts up to 60 mph.

Sale of liquor on Sundays in Colorado has boosted convenience for customers, but retailers say they're not seeing the promised hike in revenues.

Blockbuster Inc. will begin selling concert tickets at about 500 of its video rental stores, bolstering its effort to create a one-stop shop for entertainment.

FORT COLLINS -- A man accused of making unflattering online comments about his former lover and her attorney on Craigslist has been charged with two counts of criminal libel.

COLORADO SPRINGS -- The U.S. Forest Service says an outbreak of the plague is killing black-tailed prairie dogs in the Comanche National Grassland in southeastern Colorado.

When both parties in a lawsuit claim victory following the verdict, you know the case presents a quandary.

The murderous rampage in Mumbai only makes sense if its perpetrators hoped to goad the Indian government into retaliating against Pakistan or provoke the government and Hindu extremists to retaliate against India's own huge Muslim population.

Harvey Milk, FasTracks, water, development

So you have some cash and you could use a new car and believe this is a great time to buy, particularly the Detroit kind. After all the Big Three chiefs have gone hat in hand to Congress for relief from pending financial disaster and will be back this week to present a plan on how they would spend the billions of taxpayer money.

I am a social worker, not an economist, and what I know is this: The stock market is in free fall, financial organizations are being bailed out and the Detroit automakers might yet get financial help from Washington, D.C. But what about those of us in the nonprofit world? Where's our bailout?

It could just be a coincidence. There's no hard evidence. But the correlation has local acupuncturists and body piercers intrigued -- and baffled.

The trial of a man accused of murdering a Boulder bodybuilder nearly two years ago got under way Monday with an extensive process of jury selection that isn't expected to wrap up until late today.

BOISE, Idaho -- Adam and Sandi Enzminger know the burden of debt and the freedom of living without it.