
FBI: 20 Teens Rescued In Colorado, Wyoming In Sex Sting
In one case, investigators found a 14-year-old Denver girl who was being trafficked by a gang member.

Small Plane Crash Kills 2 In Weld County
The Weld County Sheriff’s office says the crash happened at 11:37 a.m. Tuesday.

Colorado Testing New Voting Machines Next Month
Eight counties will be testing one of four new machines in the off-year elections. One of the four machines will likely become the statewide model.

EPA Names Contractor Involved in Mine Spill Near Crested Butte
Contractor HDR Engineering Inc. was involved in last week’s contamination of Elk Creek near Crested Butte.

Pentagon Team Scouts Colorado Sites For Gitmo Prisoners
The Pentagon says the visits are informational and no sites have been selected.

Scholars Urge More Research On Future Of Colorado River
Scholars say the federal government needs to ensure it is prepared for all water flow scenarios for the next 50 years.

CU Boulder Gets $1M From NASA To Make Space Videos
The money will go to the Boulder university’s Fiske Planetarium, where staff and students will produce two- to four-minute videos.

Denver City Council Passes Indigenous Peoples’ Day Proclamation
The City Council on Monday agreed unanimously to proclaim Oct. 12 as Indigenous Peoples’ Day.

Colorado Springs Detective Accused Of Misconduct Resigns
The detective is accused of tampering with evidence in a kidnapping case and lying about having a sexual relationship with the victim is no longer on the job.

Judge Approves $7 Million Award For Homes On Sinking Soil
20 homeowners near Glenwood Springs were constructed on soil linked to sinkholes and subsidence.

Contest-Winning Bloggers Visit 2 Colorado National Parks
Casey Schreiner, the founder of the Modern Hiker blogger, is one of the winners. His blog who broke the story of a vandalism caper in fall 2014 that affected Rocky Mountain National Park.

Rare Ute Wildflower Rebounds, No Longer Needs Protection
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service has removed Sleeping Ute milkvetch from a list of candidates for protection.

Judge OKs $7M Award For Homes On Sinking Soil Near Glenwood
The judge also ruled that the defendants owe more than $2 million in legal fees.

Front Range Grass Fires Under Investigation
A fire that burned about 100 acres of mostly pastureland near Bennet on Sunday destroyed one home and about a dozen cars.

Sanders Calls For Assault Weapons Ban At Boulder Rally
On a Western campaign swing, the presidential candidate also led a rally in Tucson, Arizona (photo).

Boulder Activists Plan March To Coincide With GOP Debate
Organizers are calling the Oct. 28 demonstration a march for civic engagement.