- Teller and Moffat counties will have to end their contracts with ICE to house federal detainees in order to comply with the new law.
- A new statewide system is meant to alert the public when someone from the Indigenous community goes missing. Advocates say it has helped, but they are also frustrated by delays in getting alerts out.
- The scheduled release follows community protests for more transparency around the death of Jor’Dell Da’Shawn Richardson.
- The decision ends a month-long dispute over whether Grand Valley High School senior Naomi Peña Villansano could wear the sash at graduation.
- "You have different limitations when you're 60 and 70, but you still have something to offer."
- The chance of afternoon and evening storms drops to less than 20 percent from Saturday through Memorial Day.
- The governor’s comments came a day after Glass’ parents agreed to a historic $19 million settlement with law enforcement agencies involved in his death.
- Current and former Amazon delivery drivers filed a proposed class action lawsuit against Amazon in Denver District Court on Monday, alleging the company’s breakneck work pace and driver tracking technology prevents workers from taking state-required rest breaks.
- Much of the smoke could dissolve by late afternoon, but health officials say vulnerable people should take precautions.
- High temperatures for metro Denver on Thursday will hover around 60.
- The park will stop accepting cash payments for entrance and permit fees starting June 1.
- Antisemitic attacks in the Mountain West reached their second-highest level in over a decade last year.
- Naomi Peña Villasano’s request to wear a custom sash to her high school graduation ceremony comes as lawmakers debate broader protections for students.
- The three teens were arrested in Arvada last week after being identified by cell phone tower data and a friend who was with them before the April 19 spree.
- The group allegedly hit at least six drivers, injuring several and killing 20-year-old Alexa Bartell over the weekend.
- State Democrats gave final approval to a new bill this week, and now only need the governor’s signature to make it law.
