- And he'll likely be spending the rest of his life there ... plus 30 years.
- Four years after the spill, the superfund site cleanup could take another 10 or 20 years.
- Polis struck a conciliatory tone with the large gathering of conservatives in attendance.
- Gov. Jared Polis will deliver a speech at the Western Conservative Summit in Denver on Friday morning.
- The move is intended to stop the homeless from sleeping in public places. Some worry it amounts to a ban on homelessness.
- If the measure passes, it will likely mean fewer than 700 such permits for new housing would be available in the year after approval in Lakewood.
- A new report scorecard from The Commonwealth fund ranks Colorado 45th among states in alcohol-related deaths, even as it fares better for health problem prevention and treatment.
- Weld's commissioners passed a resolution to tighten its grasp on local control of oil and gas development — something expressly given to communities in Colorado's new law on the matter.
- The 30 sheriffs who signed onto the court filing this week — nearly half of all of them in Colorado — say people should be able to have the same magazines that police can have.
- Since President Trump took office, gun sales have been dropping — in Colorado they haven't risen month to month for a whole year.
- Officials say the bear attacked a woman — and bit her on the thigh — as she hiked Monday. They found it Thursday and killed it.
- The Democratic presidential candidate made the rounds on cable TV Wednesday night and Thursday morning to showcase his progressive bona fides — among them, he's now calling for an impeachment inquiry to begin.
- There's a new campaign underway gathering signatures to get Denver voters to approve a tax on natural gas and electricity to help combat climate change.
- For the first time since the drought monitor has existed, there is no drought in Colorado.
- But of course TSA does, and DIA says you can’t have weed on the premises.
- A bill advancing at the state Capitol would make high schoolers whose families live in poverty eligible to eat for free.
