The Gates Rubber Plant is the decrepit eye sore you see off I-25 and Broadway. In the last years of its use, it never looked great.

Those were the emotions expressed by people who had waited in long lines for the H1N1 vaccine at Tri-County Health Department's first public clinics Thursday.

H1N1 SPECIAL SECTION FIND A FLU CLINIC ADAMS COUNTY - The first of what will turn out to be dozens of H1N1 clinics in Arapahoe, Adams, and Douglas Counties got underway in earnest on Thursday.

That was the reaction, Wednesday, of parents to the first public clinic offering the H1N1 vaccine along the Front Range.

Col. Williard M. Bennett, 78, passed away on October 20, 2009 after a courageous battle with lung cancer.

Much of the eastern half of Interstate 70 is closed because of blowing snow. The Colorado Department of Transportation says I-70 is closed from the eastern edge of the Denver metro area to Burlington near the Kansas border.

H1N1 SPECIAL SECTION DENVER - The flow of H1N1 vaccine into the state remains just a trickle, but on Friday at least we started to get a sense of where that trickle is headed.

When Ralph Sharon was a young boy growing up in England, he did not enjoy playing the piano.

Pat Noah, left, of Gill and Joyce Klein of Johnstown work on their spinning wheels on Saturday at the Stitches and Tyme quilt and antique show at Roosevelt High School in Johnstown.

Even as more and more cities are paying hundreds-of-thousands for professionally designed and constructed outdoor skateboard facilities , many skaters still maintain that the most fun spots to ride are the ones that you and your friends build yourselves.

University of Colorado junior Jacob Elyachar, left, performs in front of a camera operated by junior Allie Nunes during a rehearsal for their final project Thursday at the production studio in the ATLAS building.

GREELEY - Throughout life, Jerod, Justin and Jason Parker have stuck together. The identical triplets grew up together in the rural town of Bennett.

Throughout life, Jerod, Justin and Jason Parker have stuck together. The identical triplets grew up together in the rural town of Bennett, they played instruments together and, now, they're going to college together.

Bennett McNeil, left, a University of Colorado communication major, gets help from Rebecca Lapp, center, and Connie Cline, representing Enterprise rental cars, at a CU job fair last spring.

Among the reasons that Melissa Rasmussen and her family wanted to move to their dream home in Deer Mountain Ranch were the beautiful views of the mountains and the solitude.