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• Denver appeals court upholds military impostor law

  DENVER (AP) — A federal appeals court in Denver has ruled that a federal law making it illegal to lie about being a war hero is constitutional and making such false statements is not protected free speech.

• Document: Dougherty sibling planned Colo. escape

  DENVER (AP) — One of three siblings who was part of a multistate crime spree and nationwide manhunt planned to escape from a Colorado jail with his sister, telling jailers that he had enjoyed his stay, authorities said in a document released Friday.

• GOP seeks limits on new Colo. child-care rules

  DENVER (AP) — Talk about red tape: Colorado's Department of Human Services last year proposed regulating child care businesses down to the number of crayons per box and the color of dolls kids can play with.

• Obama courts Latino vote on economic tour

  BUCKLEY AIR FORCE BASE, Colo. (AP) — President Barack Obama is courting Hispanics in politically important states, setting himself up as a champion of the crucial Latino voting bloc and as a foil to Republican candidates fighting for a share of support from the same groups.

• Shaun White stoked to be back in slopestyle

  ASPEN, Colo. (AP) — He is every bit as polished in a boardroom as he is on a snowboard — a meticulous caretaker of both his image off the snow and his reputation on it.