- Experts hope to contain the mussel to Highline Lake, but that will be difficult because the lake feeds other bodies of water.
- The number of neuroinvasive cases, when infected people develop a severe illness that impacts the central nervous system, has so far reached 122 cases — the most since 2003.
- Even if your first check was stolen, the state will still send you the money you're owed. They just don't know exactly when.
- El Consejo de Regentes de la Universidad de Colorado gobierna el sistema de educación superior en el estado y supervisa un presupuesto financiado por los contribuyentes, además de establecer los precios de las colegiaturas.
- The University of Colorado Board of Regents govern the state’s largest higher education system and oversee a taxpayer-funded budget as well as set tuition prices.
- The official resolution states Gallegos engaged in “disparaging, disrespectful” behavior with colleagues and fellow board members.
- A state advisory board is set to begin the months-long renaming process Tuesday.
- Cyberattacks can cripple government services and risk the leak of sensitive information.
- The Obama-era program remains intact for now, but experts say it may have taken another step toward being terminated.
- Acting police chief Daniel Oates took over the department in June and will fill the role until the city hires a permanent replacement.
- Starting Tuesday, traffic through Glenwood Canyon will be held in both directions for up to 30 minutes between the hours of 9 a.m. and 3 p.m.
- Boulder police say multiple suspects were shooting when officers intervened. At least two suspects are still at large.
- Small greenback cutthroat trout populations have left the species with a tenuous, yet steady, presence on endangered species lists.
- The Fort Lupton Police Department has released body camera footage from the night of a train crash that severely injured a 20-year-old woman last week.
- In a statement, Weld County Sheriff Steve Reams remembered Alexis Hein-Nutz as a dedicated public servant.
