CPR News Staff and The Associated Press

Health care, not the environment, was top of mind for many attendees at the crowded public meeting

Colorado’s senators split ways on the motion to move forward. Republican Cory Gardner voted to proceed, while Bennet against.

The report is based on dozens of soil and water tests over the last year at the base in Colorado Springs.

Colorado Secretary of State Wayne Williams said he planned to supply publicly-available data to the panel, which says it wants to investigate ballot fraud.

“We will provide publicly available information,” Wayne Williams says, but not Social Security numbers, driver’s license numbers, or full dates of birth.

In April it appeared the national monument would be among those reviewed by the Interior Department, at the direction of President Donald Trump.

A shuttle system keeping hikers from parking at the trail head, and a cap of 615 hikers per day are also under consideration.

Democratic lawmakers are suing President Donald Trump over foreign money flowing into his global business empire.

The assailant, prepared with “a lot of ammo,” fought a gun battle with police before he, too, was shot and later died.

All northbound lanes at the scene near the Denver Tech Center will remain closed through the evening.

A tank explosion happened less than 4 miles away from the Firestone neighborhood, where an April 17 explosion killed two people.

Anadarko believes the wells are safe but is shutting them down because of the “special circumstances and sensitivity surrounding this equipment.”

Spokesman Brian Cain said Extraction Oil & Gas always planned to build a pipeline. Neighbors dispute that account.

Hickenlooper wants to help Rene Lima-Marin stave off deportation.

Bishop Karen Oliveto can stay on the job for now, but she is subject to a disciplinary review that could lead to her removal.

Thursday’s Court of Appeals ruling in Xiuhtezcatl Martinez v. Colorado Oil and Gas Conservation could have major implications.