- This past Sunday was a milestone for Denver Community Church, where elders recently voted unanimously for full inclusion of LGBT people.
- Biologists believe these trout were here before settlers stocked the state’s rivers with Rainbow, Brown and Brook trout in the late 1800’s.
- Small business owner optimism surged at the end of 2016 when President Donald Trump was elected, according to a survey by the National Federation of Independent Business.
- The Colorado director of the National Federation of Independent Business says his members' optimism has surged since November.
- 15-year-old Francesca Belibi has been playing basketball for just two seasons. But she sure can dunk-- something only a few pro women players can do.
- More women are getting into pinball. When Helena Walter Higgins started, it was just her and another player, but now “it's like some kind of boom happening!”
- More police and security officers, and if the budget allows, security cameras and lowering the book stack shelves, are among the measures planned.
- Two years ago, the Denver library didn’t have a social worker on staff. Now it’s becoming a lot more common position for libraries.
- Diane Les Becquets's national best-selling novel is about two women-- one has gone missing on a hunting trip north of Grand Junction. The other, tries to find her.
- This could be the worst loss of cattle in a decade, in part because it's calving season. Here's what we've learned.
- Denver's library is one of the first to carry Narcan, the brand name for Naloxone, a medication used to reverse an opioid overdose.
- Amal Kassir grew up in Denver and Damascus. She uses her poetry to speak out against the Syrian civil war.
- Most ammunition is still made of the toxic metal. There are some restrictions, but a federal ban on lead bullets has been pulled back.
- The Council on American-Islamic Relations says that so far this year, more than 30 mosques around the country have been the targets of bias crimes.
- This is the second concerto Fleck has written for the banjo -- an instrument that's usually known for its twang, not its classical chops.
- The lead pastor of Denver Community Church made the announcement, then apologized to the gay community.
