9 beers many Americans no longer drink

USA TODAY - Beer is not selling the way it used to. U.S. sales of the beverage declined in four of the past five years. Between 2007 and 2012, beer sales fell by 2.3%, or more than 4.8 million barrels.

Aron Ralston accused of domestic violence in dismissed case

DENVER - 9Wants to Know has learned Monday afternoon that Aron Ralston had his case dismissed in court.

Aron Ralston's story inspired movie '127 Hours'

KUSA- The man who had to amputate his own arm to get it free of a rock after he fell while hiking in Utah has been arrested for assault in Denver.

Denver Colorado Weather Forecast

Last updated by Chief Meteorologist Kathy Sabine

TONIGHT: Clear and very cold. Light winds. Overnight lows 0 to10 degrees.

TUESDAY:  Partly cloudy, a little warmer. Morning lows are forecast to be from 3 to 8 degrees, afternoon highs from 29 to 39 degrees.

9NEWS Anchor rescues Jimmy Fallon's jacket

KUSA - Jimmy Fallon was in Denver for his "Clean Cut Comedy Tour!" Friday night at the Buell Theatre.

School closed because it was 'too hot'

WESTMINSTER - Even though the temperatures are really low on Monday, The Academy had to close on Monday because it was too warm in the school.

Woman hit by flooding hit again

GLEN HAVEN - She describes herself as "broken." A homeowner in Glen Haven who survived the September flooding but now has a new weather problem.

'You Are Beautiful' produced by 13-year-olds

DENVER - A half million teenagers are struggling with what to eat. It's not that they don't have access to food; they're afraid to eat because they think they'll get fat.

Denver City Council postpones grocery bag fee measure until March

DENVER - In Denver, grocery shoppers may have to start paying for the modern convenience of disposable grocery bags.

Great Lakes shipwreck hunter finds Keystone State, lost in Lake Huron for 152 years

DETROIT - The Keystone State was in trouble. Big waves slammed into the wooden steamer's sides as it rocked in the water near Port Austin under the weight of a powerful November storm.

Denver City Council votes to allow people to smoke pot on private property

DENVER - The Denver City Council has a controversial bill on their agenda Monday morning.

The five-year plan is aimed at dealing with more older people behind the wheel

USA TODAY- The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration has announced a new five-year strategic plan to improve safety for elderly drivers and passengers.

Denver Broncos continue record season, clinch playoff spot

KUSA - Putting themselves in an early hole again, the Denver Broncos rattled off 24-unanswered points, including Matt Prater's NFL-record field goal, to rally for a 51-28 victory Sunday against the visiting Tennessee Titans.

Mystery still surrounds death of Georgia teen

ATLANTA - Next month will mark one year since the body of Kendrick Johnson was discovered inside a gym wrestling mat. There's a new push by his parents for answers as to exactly how the Valdosta teen died.

Man accused of strangling puppy faces felony charges

KUSA - A 24-year-old man whose girlfriend is charged with animal cruelty is facing his own charges in the death of her other 8-week-old French bulldog

2 Denver schools damaged from broken pipes

DENVER - Due to a burst pipe at Teller Elementary School in Denver, a few classrooms were extensively damaged and flooded.

6-year-old tries to save NASA

KUSA - A 6-year-old who dreams of being an astronaut for NASA has taken matters into his own hands by starting an online petition to try and save NASA.

Cold dis-comfort: Antarctica set record of -135.8

WASHINGTON (AP) - Feeling chilly? Here's cold comfort: You could be in East Antarctica which new data says set a record for soul-crushing cold.

Finalists chosen in 9NEWS Bikini Body After Baby series

KUSA- After a record number of submissions, the selection team has chosen the finalists in the 9NEWS Bikini Body After Baby Series.

LAw enforcement using methods from NSA playbook

USA TODAY- The National Security Agency isn't the only government entity secretly collecting data from people's cellphones. Local police are increasingly scooping it up, too.