a government watchdog agency says melanie murphy - a regional director - can't account for about two weeks of work. the inspector general also says she was frequently late - sometimes starting work an due. murphy told the associated press- she disagrees with the report. she's been working for the denver office since 20-14. a new federal ruling says - police in kansas can't pull you over - just for having a colorado license plate. the concern was-- that they'd pull over people from states where marijuana is legal... so they could check for "pot." a colorado driver had filed a lawsuit against two kansas highway patrol officers.. they stopped and searched his vehicle. the rights. today marks the first day of class at the univeristy of texas at austin. but a new law means students can now carry more than just books and a laptop. as of august first -- state law allows students to have concealed guns in all classrooms. three professors at the university sued to keep their classrooms gun free - but a federal judge denied their request. this month also marks the 50th anniversary of the - whe

a government watchdog agency "melanie murphy" is a regional director for the "veterans benefits administration." the report says-- she couldn't show she had worked for all or part of up to 14 days. the inspector general of the v-a says she was also frequently late to work. murphy told the associated press- she disagrees with the report. she's been working for the denver office since 20-14. a loaded handgun was just a few hundred feet away from an elementary school in fort collins- and police don't know how it got there. someone te handgun outside beattie elementary over the weekend. the principal says police and staff went over the rest of the school grounds to make sure everything was safe before students went back to school monday. today- students at the university of texas at austin will go back to school.. and many students will be carrying more than just books and laptops. a new law this year- allows students to carry guns in all classrooms and buildings at public universities. three professors tried to sue- to keep their they called the new law "dangerously experimental" and referred to

melanie murphy is a regional director for the veteran's inspector general accuses her of misusing time over a four- year period, being frequently late to work, and working remotely without taking the required training. murphy told the associated press she disagrees with the report. she has been working at the denver office since 2014. >>> recreational pot is coming to the city of thornton. the denver post reports that the thornton city council has voted 5-4 to allow retail marijuana shops, the maximum number of permits that they are now. and many community members went to the council meeting to speak against the decision says it is a bad example for kids but when it came down to it, it was all about money. several council members say tax revenues from marijuana businesses were badly needed in thornton. >>> we are working to find some answers on whether thornton will see a top golf development in their area. it is a proposal. the city met last night, and permit. it was a pacted city council meeting. top golf will be at i-35 and 136th. and have 102 days and 170-foot fence and lots of lig

melanie michael was there. >> reporter: for richard murphy life has been a painful his wife says she saw him suffer daily seizures and crippling headaches from a traumatic brain injury. he was nearly killed in a car accident in 2014. the couple tells us they're hoping for a miracle in this medical marijuana spray. >> if it's okay for grandma and grandpa, it should be okay for everybody else. >> reporter: richard's wife maintains at first they were against medical marijuana andwanted nothing to do with it. over time, this hudson couple control seizures also controlled his life. >> with a brain injury, you lose so much of yourself. >> reporter: a company called surterra therapeutics makes the medical marijuana grown legally throughout the state, including in hillsborough county. >> we tried many things, and finally became available so we jumped at the chance. >> reporter: ultimately dr. avery is hoping this treatment will take the place of medications that richard murphy is currently taking. and as you can see, the construction on the dispensary for patients will get this treatment is already up and running. i'm me