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Franklin published a heartfelt “thank you” and explanation on ESPN.com.

Supporters say the percentage of immigrants who can’t afford a lawyer for their cases is an affront to due process rights.

Ecotech Institute is one of dozens of colleges closing nationwide. Its parent company Education Corporation of America is one of the nation’s largest for-profit college chains.

The reconstruction needed to reopen the rail to the public will cost almost $100 million.

If approved through the Colorado legislature, a two-year pilot program would provide a safe place to inject illegal drugs. Trained professionals could prevent overdose deaths and the transfer of preventable diseases like hepatitis and HIV.

Both north and southbound 1-25 exits at Dry Creek were closed until midday Tuesday.

President Trump has said he will roll back an Obama-era rule that would’ve matched federal emissions standards with California standards.

“It is important Coloradans have a correct sex identifier on their driver licenses and identification cards that reflects their true lived experience,” said Colorado Department of Revenue Executive Director Michael S. Hartman.

“It’s an amazing honor,” says the Reverend Kimberly “Kym” Lucas.

Postmark dates don’t count. Ballots must be in the hands of an election official by 7 p.m. Election Day, November 6.

The challenge asked cities to come up with innovative solutions to big problems that other cities could copy.

A Denver doctor, a Lyons pharmacist and two South Denver pharmacists have been charged with dispensing opioids outside of usual professional practice.

Women are an untapped resources for contractors and municipal governments across the country that are struggling to find enough blue-collar workers.

Another native Colorado fish population has been returned to healthy levels.

Copper Mountain, Loveland and Arapahoe Basin have begun coating the slopes.

Visitor numbers have been growing since 2013.