- Starting Saturday, bars and restaurants statewide can sell and serve alcohol until 11 p.m., an hour later than what Polis' previous order allowed.
- This summer has seen protests over racially motivated police killings and calls for racial justice. Some of the attention focuses on acknowledging historic injustices. A listener asked Colorado Wonders if the state was the site of any lynchings.
- Residents of No Name and Lookout Mountain were issued evacuation orders Tuesday afternoon.
- Cherry Creek Schools will open its doors for in-person learning on Aug. 17 in what the district has called a phase-in approach.
- We asked what your back-to-school worries were and you told us. Here are five questions and answers about Denver Public Schools.
- The state has advised cohorts as just one precautionary step districts should take for students to return to school during the COVID-19 pandemic.
- About 1,000 homes near Evergreen in Jefferson County had been under evacuation orders Monday night.
- “It’s in the air that we breathe and it’s in the water that we drink.”
- Essentially what you need to know is that if the bar sells food, it’s allowed to stay open. It’s slightly more complicated than that, though.
- The Colorado Secretary of State’s Office says it’s seeing an even larger percentage of people using mail-in ballots in the state's primary election than in the presidential primary.
- The day of protest began when thousands gathered at the Aurora Municipal Center at 1 p.m. to hear from family members and activists who demanded that police who were involved in the death of McClain be fired and face criminal charges.
- "All of our gains could be reversed very quickly if we're not careful," the governor said.
- About 50 people organized at a Juneteenth event Thursday night in the predominantly white and affluent suburb of Littleton.
- Questions about whether that momentum will translate into votes in November remain, especially because some demonstrators have said they don’t have faith in the political system.
- So how’s dine-in service going across the state? Colorado Public Radio reporters checked in with places and here’s what they found.
