- The Pine Gulch Fire has been burning since July 31, after lightning struck brush in open space north of Grand Junction.
- Scientists say virus particles can appear in stool samples days before people show symptoms, which can help more accurately track case numbers.
- Smoke from the fire has crept from the Western Slope into the Front Range, prompting officials to issue an air quality advisory.
- Law students previously called on state officials to cancel the bar exam, worried that it could act as a catalyst for a COVID-19 outbreak.
- Indigenous activists and educators say the use of Native American imagery in school athletics brings up harmful intergenerational trauma for students.
- The Colorado Department of Agriculture warns the seeds, allegedly sent from China, could be invasive species.
- Colorado Parks and Wildlife is reporting a massive boom in fishing license sales in the first half of this year.
- The National Environmental Policy Act plays a key part in holding large infrastructure projects accountable to local communities and environmental policies.
- The law students advocating to cancel the bar exam — set for the end of the month — say the changes aren't enough.
- The state has also seen an uptick in confirmed COVID-19 cases recently, and that’s left many wondering whether to wear face coverings when leaving the house.
- The Colorado bar exam is currently scheduled for July 28 to July 29 in Denver and Boulder.
