Some Denver residents and business owners are beginning to worry about access to their own buildings now that the road closure list is out for the Democratic National Convention.

A crippled dog rescued in Kuwait a year ago has successfully started walking with a prosthetic foot, thanks to the Colorado State University Veterinary Teaching Hospital. The hospital's work with prosthetics for animals could eventually help human amputees.

Colorado's homeland security director will meet with Summit County and Denver Water officials to settle the dispute over the closure of a road along Dillon Reservoir.

Colorado and its counties are losing hundreds of thousands of dollars in revenue, maybe millions, due to out of staters who move to Colorado and fail to register their vehicles and get Colorado plates.

The manager of one of three Cripple Creek casinos cited for violating the state smoking ban has pleaded not guilty.

Oil rebounded to near $131 a barrel Friday in Asia as news of an output cut in Nigeria helped to halt the sharp decline in prices that began three days ago. But prices are down sharply from a week ago

Denver Mayor John Hickenlooper is telling Denver area residents they shouldn't be afraid to visit downtown during the Democratic National Convention in late August. He wants the city to look alive for visitors and the worldwide media and says it

Tim Priser is more than a rocket scientist. He's been there, done that. Now, his job is landing spacecraft on Mars.

Conference in several weeks ... Cathedral of the Incarnation, Baltimore, Maryland September 28 - October 1, 2008 This national Conference is for clergy and...

Here's a letter I wrote that's on their new website ... the site is worth checking out!...

I'll be speaking at Messiah College for Preaching Peace August 12-14 ... Then at Mars Hill in Grand Rapids 16-18 August ... Then at Greenbelt in England 21-24 August ... Come say hi!...

This post is available at the God's Politics blog ... here....