- The fire, which ignited west of Fort Collins in mid-August, grew by more than 28,000 acres on Wednesday.
- The lawsuit was filed Monday on behalf of Andrew Wommack Ministries, which plans to host a conference next week in Woodland Park.
- Andrew Wommack Ministries is challenging the coronavirus-related restrictions before the group's scheduled conference near Colorado Springs next week.
- But the snow is covering more fire fuels and when it melts, the fire could start growing again.
- With one month to go, nearly 85 percent of Colorado households have responded to the survey. But Hinsdale and Mineral counties are lagging far behind.
- Highs and lows on a first day of school remade by the pandemic.
- The five testing sites are in Aurora, Denver, Greenwood Village and Thornton. Turnaround time for results is between 48 and 72 hours.
- Police say they need more evidence in their investigation before taking further action.
- Candidates for United States citizenship and lawyers say the process is taking longer because of COVID-19 shutdowns and furloughs at USCIS.
- Colorado's attorney general is joining other states in a lawsuit against the federal government. The suit challenges a new rule that could expel thousands of international students studying in Colorado.
- Attorney General Phil Weiser says the company must be held accountable for its part in the e-cigarette epidemic among youth.
- There is still time to drop off your ballot for Colorado's primary election. Ballot boxes close at 7 p.m.Tuesday.
- A second statue in 24 hours was torn down in downtown Denver. This one has ties to Christopher Columbus.
- The parade will start at Manual High School at 11 a.m. and move through the Whittier and Five Points neighborhoods and back to Manual.
- Colorado is waiting on tens of millions of pieces of PPE. Hospitals need more, but so do postal offices and nursing homes.
- Southern Colorado is under a red flag fire warning. It expires Monday night and will be followed by a strong cold front. ... with snow likely.
