- If opponents of state Rep. Rochelle Galindo are successful, their effort to unseat her will be taken to the voters, likely this fall.
- Gov. Jared Polis signed Senate Bill 103 into law on Monday. It legalizes the summertime tradition of kids running a lemonade stand — or other small, occasional businesses — without a permit from local governments.
- In a legislative session where bills on stricter guns laws and oil and gas regulation has turned up the heat, several Democrats are facing potential recall efforts.
- The moratorium on new oil and gas development in the county is just a "timeout" while Senate Bill 181 is ironed out at the state Capitol.
- The U.S. Drought Monitor reported Thursday that more than 50 percent of the state is not under any drought conditions -- last week it was only 17 percent.
- The "Marion Manor" property in Cherry Creek had been frequently rented out through sites like Airbnb, leading to a series of complaints from neighbors.
- Polis has only been in office for two months and two groups want to recall him over gun control, oil and gas regulation and the national popular vote compact.
- If the rules Democrats are pushing now had been in place years ago, Clinton and Gore would have gotten Colorado's electoral votes instead of Dole and Bush.
- The West blowouts helped kick-start what became known as El Movimiento, the Chicano Movement.
- High winds, lots of snow and an intense pressure drop all add up to what will likely be a historic event, even by Colorado standards, meteorologists say.
- It may be Friday before we get a reprieve. March’s colder-than-usual temperatures means cold air near the surface gets trapped by the warmer air above it. So all that pollution — the car exhaust, the oil and gas particulates — just sits there.
- United Methodist Church leaders this week banned same-sex marriage and LGBTQ people from being ordained. Where that will leave Denver’s inclusive congregations is up in the air.
- For more than 20 years, the partnership has allowed passholders at Vail to ski A-Basin. Next year, that changes.
- There's still no timeline for the RTD G Line between Denver's Union Station and Wheat Ridge to open, but officials received key federal approvals Wednesday.
- Studies show children who attend full-day kindergarten go on to perform better, and that the program evens the playing ground for students who would otherwise be at a disadvantage.
- The number of refugees resettled in the United States and in Colorado has sharply declined, even as global need is at an all-time high.
