Vietnamese police have arrested eight more people after protests a week ago over a proposed law on special economic zones that protesters fear would fall in the hands of Chinese investors.
The wife of a Maryland man who died during a rafting trip down the Roaring Fork River filed a lawsuit accusing a Colorado rafting company of negligence and fraud.
Several staffers who left The Denver Post amid budget and staff cuts made by the newspaper's hedge fund owners are forming a new online news site called The Colorado Sun.
Lawmakers are poised to resurrect legislation that would have helped New Mexico's largest electric utility recoup some of its costs from closing a power plant.
A conservation nonprofit that previously raised $80 million is using more funds to pay for improvements at Nevada's national parks including Great Basin National Park and Death Valley National Park on the Nevada-California border.
Donald Trump's lawyer Rudy Giuliani says the president might pardon his jailed, onetime campaign chairman and others ensnared in the Russia investigation once the special counsel's work ends _ if Trump believed they were treated "unfairly.''.
A former president of the State University of New York's Polytechnic Institute and several construction company executives are set for trial Monday on corruption charges.
Vermont Lt. Gov. David Zuckerman is urging constituents to contact lawmakers and urge them to override Republican Gov. Phil Scott's veto of the state budget.
Artist Marc Fornes and Crescent Communitie are installing Wanderwall, an 18,000 square-foot art screening on a parking deck at the Novel Stonewall Station development, which includes apartments, a Whole Foods and two hotels.
