- A reprieve from the heat wave is still a couple days away.
- After a decade of negotiations and a court battle, the JBS meatpacking plant in Greeley will shell out $5.5 million for past employee discrimination.
- Mesa County released a public health alert today warning residents of widespread transmission of a highly contagious COVID-19 variant, which was first discovered in India.
- There are around 1,400 people buried in what’s called the Catholic Pauper section of the Evergreen Cemetery in Leadville.
- JBS is the largest beef producer in the U.S., so the attacks may impact the national meat supply.
- Across faiths, people are heading back to in-person worship services after a year of virtual gatherings and some sense of isolation.
- Hundreds of volunteers will place a flag on each of the more than 105,000 graves in the Fort Logan National Cemetery.
- A letter details actions the St. Vrain Valley School District could take to repair the harm done to the Black community and protect it from racism moving forward.
- Keep the rain covers on those grills, folks.
- Last summer, people flooded into National and State Parks as a safe way to get out of their homes during the pandemic. But for many, getting reservations into Colorado’s most popular destinations was a challenge, if not outright impossible. “Last August, my husband and I had our 10th wedding anniversary.
- Opponents want a comprehensive housing-first initiative instead, especially after the pandemic made Colorado's housing crisis worse.
- If passed, they would make it easier for women and Black, Latino or Native American people to become investment managers, and other measures for small businesses to secure loans.
- Karen Garner suffered a fractured arm and dislocated shoulder during the arrest last year.
- The CDC's new masking guidance for fully vaccinated people may be causing confusion, so here's what it means for masking in Colorado.
- The Colorado Healing Fund activates for mass criminal tragedies in which four or more people are killed.
